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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 232: Great Invasion (1)

Chapter 232: Great Invasion (1)

Due‍​ to the cold‌‍​ wintery environment of‌​‍ the north, many‌ of the demonic‍⁠ beasts here were‌⁠ covered in fur.⁠⁠⁠

War‍‍⁠ mammoth, ice troll,​​‍ frost wolves, snow⁠‍ wyverns.

Their‍‌ white fur that‌‍ allowed them to‌⁠ camouflage in the​⁠​ snow made them‍‍ appear like beautiful⁠⁠ artworks from a distance, but a closer inspection would‌⁠ let anyone see⁠ the brutality in‍​‌ their eyes.

“…”‍

Marie‍ gazed down at⁠ them from above.⁠

The‍ ones at the​ lead were the​ snow wyverns – one of the⁠ few monsters that‍ could fly despite​‍ the weather and‌⁠‍ the environment. Not‌‌ only that, but‍‍ they were also​‌ well-known for their​‌ innate savagery.

In‌ the past, there⁠​ was a time‍​​ when humans tried‌⁠⁠ to domesticate them‍​ to allow easier‍ travel in the‍‌ snow but failed​ to do so.‍

“About​​ 400 of them‍‍ huh.”

Although​‍ they did have‍ 3 Hresvelgrs on‍ their side, there‍‌ were still 7 times more wyverns⁠‌​ flying towards them​‌‌ from the north.‌

“They‌ can fly much​ faster than us‌‍ because they’re used​ to the cold,‌‌ milord. Unlike them,‌ all our wyverns‌‍⁠ have difficulty flying‍⁠ properly,” said one​‍‌ of the black‍‍ mages, who excelled⁠ at genetic modification.‌

Marie​‌‍ announced the strategy.​‍‍

“Don’t‍⁠ let them come​⁠ any closer. We​ will bring them‍⁠ down by force.”​‍

She‍‍‌ lifted her hand.​​‌ The wyvern riders​‍‌ paused the flight⁠‌ and remained floating,‌‍​ as the mages‌⁠‌ behind them slowly‍​​ stood on their‍ feet.

56‍‍⁠ wyverns and 3 Hresvelgrs. In total​‌⁠ they had 85‍‍⁠ mages flying in‌⁠ the sky.

“Fire.”​​​

Marie‍​‌ pointed her staff​⁠⁠ at the snow⁠‌ wyverns at the​ front.

That‌‌‍ marked the start‌ of the bombardment.‌‍‌

———!!‌‌

More​‌ than a hundred‌‍ spells being cast⁠ at once created⁠⁠‍ a remarkable spectacle.‍​ Fireballs, ice spears,‌‍ lightning bolts and​ curses… all those‍‍ spells were fired⁠‌‌ at the invading‌​ snow wyverns.

– KIEEEEEEEEEK!

– KYAAAAAK—!!

The​‌​ bombardment of magic​​‌ enveloped the wyverns.​ The power of‌​‌ 85 mages combined⁠⁠ were enough to‌ crumble a mountain,⁠⁠‍ so it was⁠ obvious that the‌ snow wyverns could‌‍⁠ not confront the‌‌ spells head-first.

However,​‌ they weren’t stupid⁠‌​ either – instead‍ of continuing with​ their initial plan‌⁠ of striking down⁠ at the soldiers⁠⁠⁠ protecting the walls,‌ they floated up⁠ and started an​​​ intimidating charge towards‌‍‍ Marie and the​ wyvern riders.

One‌⁠⁠ of the slave‌⁠⁠ mages carefully shared‌‌ his opinion.

“They’re​ faster than expected.⁠‍ How about we‌ retreat slightly and‌⁠ defeat them with‍​‌ the assistance of‍‌ the ballista…?”

A close combat in‍ the air would⁠⁠⁠ be the worst​​ case scenario for‍⁠‍ them. Unlike the​⁠ wyverns here, the‍​​ wyverns from the​‌ south weren’t used⁠ to the cold.⁠‌ Despite wearing the‍ hides gathered from‍⁠⁠ the nearby demonic⁠⁠‍ beasts, the northern‌​‍ winter was not‌ easy to overcome.‍

“No.‍⁠ Continue the attack.​‍ I will deal‍ with the rest.”​​

The​‍‍ slave mage did‍ not voice his‌​‍ opinion a second‌‍ time, and showed‌ obedience to his​‌ lord.

“I⁠‌‍ have to avoid‍⁠​ friendly fire so…”​‌

Marie​ controlled her output⁠⁠ as much as⁠‌ possible. The magic‌‍‍ circle of a grand spell, that‍ could threaten allies⁠ if used at⁠‌⁠ maximum output, was​⁠ engraved in the⁠ sky.

The⁠​​ severe wintery environment‌⁠‌ was like a natural disaster in⁠ itself. It created‍⁠ a handicap for‍‌‍ both the soldiers‍​ and the wyverns‌​ but… there were‍‌ a few who⁠ weren’t included in⁠‍‍ that group.

An‌‌‍ example was Marie‌​ Dunareff… and the⁠‌ mages from the⁠ Blue Cult.

For​‍⁠ the mages of‌‍⁠ water and ice,​ the harsh winter‌⁠⁠ of the north‌​ instead enhanced their‌ magic.

And​ Marie Dunareff was​‌ the strongest ice‍‍​ mage in existence.​ The little strands‍​‌ of mana seeping​‌ out of her‌ body were enough‌‍ to start freezing​ the sky.

“Ohh…”‌

“T,‍‍ that’s the spell​ that defeated Elder‍ Surarion…”

The‌‍⁠ mages were awed​ and moved by⁠‍​ the grand magic​‍ circle being engraved‌​​ in the sky.⁠‌

Although⁠​ they were mere‍ slaves now, they⁠ were nonetheless pursuers‍‌ of magic. No​ matter who they‌ were currently, that⁠​ did not subtract‌ from the awe‌‌⁠ they felt when‍ seeing the profound‍‌⁠ truth of magic‍​ being unraveled by⁠‍‌ the greatest mage‍ in the world.⁠‍

“Snow​ Flower.”

The‍‍ world froze in​ the blink of‌ an eye.

……​‌

“Ugak!‍‍‍ Wyverns are falling​​ from the sky!”⁠⁠

“From​​‍ our side?!”

“No!‍ They’re the white​ ones! They’re frozen‌⁠‍ solid! Be careful!”​‌

While‍​ Marie and the‌‍ wyvern riders were‌‌ bombarding the enemy⁠⁠‍ with magic, the‍ army on the​‍⁠ ground were also‌​ in the midst‍⁠ of a heated⁠​​ battle.

The‌⁠ dozens of ballistae​⁠ located throughout the‌⁠⁠ walls were finally​‌‌ serving their true‌⁠ purpose.

– Pababak!

The‍ steel projectiles from‍⁠ the enormous crossbows,​ that were more‌⁠‌ like harpoons than‌​ arrows, drew a parabola down towards‍‌ the horde of​‌​ monsters.

– Kwagagak!

Many⁠⁠‍ of the frost‌‍ wolves in the‍‍‌ lead were the‍​ first to fall,‌​⁠ followed by several‌ ice trolls losing‍ their heads. Despite​‌​ being fairly high-grade‌⁠‌ demons, even the​ ice trolls were⁠⁠‌ unable to withstand⁠ the ballista with​​​ penetration spells supporting‍‍⁠ them.

However,‍​ even those ballistae‌​ were ineffective against‍‍ demons as large‍ as war mammoths‍⁠ and couldn’t penetrate​​ the skins of‍ the giants.

The‌ giants weren’t just‍ watching either.

Instead⁠‌ of approaching the⁠ walls, they picking⁠​ up large rocks‍‍‍ from nearby and​‌ threw them like⁠ baseball.

Catapults‌ were magnificent ranged‌‍‍ weapons but when⁠ performed by giants⁠ with enormous rocks,​ they were on​‍‌ a deadly level,​ with each successful​‍‍ attack threatening to⁠​ crush the walls.​‌

– Kwaang!

– Kwaaang!

What⁠ was fortunate at⁠ the very least,⁠ was that Josephine‌‌‍ was stopping the‌‍ truly dangerous rocks,⁠‌ and that the‍‌ walls were remaining⁠ strong thanks to​‌​ the recent repairs.​

“Erin…!”⁠​‍

“Don’t‍‌ worry!”

Right‌‍‍ when one of‌⁠‌ the rocks was⁠ about to wipe​ away the soldiers​‍ and barbarians on‍ the wall, Erin​ tapped the ground‍​‍ with her Silver‌ Spear and resonated‍⁠‍ the runes that‌‌​ were engraved on‌ the walls.

[ ᛇ ] — Eihwaz

It‌‌‍ was the rune‍⁠ of protection.

Thousands​​​ of letters lit‌ up from the‌‌​ walls and created‍ an invisible barrier⁠‌ in the air.‌‌

– Kwagang!

The‍‍ rock crumbled down⁠‍⁠ after coming in‍‌⁠ contact with the‌ invisible barrier – it resulted in‌⁠ a deafening thud‌‍ but none of‌‍‍ the soldiers were‌‍⁠ injured.

“How​‍‌ long would it⁠⁠‌ last?” Josephine asked.‍​

“…That⁠⁠‍ just then shattered‌‍​ 13 barriers. There⁠ are 80 left​‌‍ to go.”

“Looks⁠​ like a war‌‍ of attrition would‌‍ be difficult.”

It’s⁠‍⁠ not like they‍⁠​ couldn’t add more​​‌ runes during the‍​ war, but Korin​‍ and Erin were‍​ the only rune‌ mages in this‌ city, and that‌​ certainly wouldn’t be‍​ enough to defend​⁠‌ the rocks constantly​​ being thrown by‍​ 50 giants.

‘Besides,‌ the real one⁠​‌ hasn’t even begun‌‍⁠ moving yet.’

Josephine‌​ looked at the‍ enormous giant looking⁠‌‍ like a mountain‍ in the horizon.‍⁠‌ Sitting still, it​⁠‌ was observing and‍‌​ controlling the battlefield.‍‌

Frost‍⁠‌ Giant.

As⁠‍⁠ the last Frost⁠⁠ Giant in existence,⁠ it did not‍​⁠ fall any short‍⁠ of the legendary​ Sky Titans. It⁠​ had yet to⁠‍ even display its‍​‌ history of wisdom​⁠ and supernatural abilities.⁠‌‌

“Erin.​⁠ I will stop‌⁠ defending the rocks‍‍ for the time‍ being. Please stop​‍⁠ them.”

“It‌ won’t last long.”‌‌

Showing​‍⁠ her full trust​‌ in Erin, whom‌​​ she had known​‌ for a century,‍​​ Josephine slapped her​​‍ whip in the‌​​ air.

The⁠​​ sky cracked open.‍​

From‍‌⁠ beyond the dark⁠​​ fissure on the‍ sky, she brought​‌‍ out something that⁠‌​ shouldn’t exist in‌‌​ the air.

The‍ gigantic rock she​‌ had saved after⁠‍​ cutting a portion​ of the rocky⁠ mountains of the​​⁠ east pushed its​ way through the‌ fissure and came⁠​​ falling down.

Violence​‌​ through sheer physics​‌ – it was⁠⁠ with this attack​‍‍ that Josephine had‌​ destroyed the Tower⁠‌ of Mages 90​‌ years ago.

Stopping​ this attack was‌​ impossible unless—

It‍‌ was something as‍‍ heavy as the⁠‍⁠ rock itself.

– Kugugung!

Suddenly‍‍⁠ a giant head‍⁠ appeared out of‍​ nowhere. The head,‍‍ which was a spitting image of‍ the Frost Giant’s‍‌⁠ head blocked the​‍​ falling rock.

– Kung!

The‍⁠‌ giant’s head did‍ not move an⁠​‍ inch despite being‌⁠ hit by the‍⁠‌ meteorite. After a shocking display of‍‌ firmness, the head‌ soon disappeared leaving‌⁠ behind just the‌‍ momentum-less rock.

“…”⁠

Josephine‌‍‍ lifted her gaze​ and stared at‌​‌ the Frost Giant‍​ looking her way.​⁠

A truly mythological creature‌‍‍ with its body​⁠​ covered in white.⁠‍‌ Even though it‍‌‌ was sitting on‌ the ground with​‌⁠ its chin resting​⁠‍ on one of‌‍ its arms, it⁠ was several times‍​ bigger than the‍‌ other giants.

Frost‍⁠​ Giant.

That‍ enormous existence continued⁠‌ simply staring at‍ the walls.

****​⁠

In‌‍‍ the midst of⁠⁠ the never-ending battle,‌⁠ Germain was taking‍​‍ a short break‍ after swapping with‌‍​ the stand-by troops.‌

“Huu…​‌‌ huu…”

Through⁠ the part of⁠​ the wall that​​⁠ had crumbled down‍ from the initial‌ attack were thousands⁠ of demonic beasts‌⁠‌ flooding in non-stop.​​

When​​ the walls that​⁠ provided a landscape​⁠ advantage were gone,​⁠ they had to​​⁠ defend the monsters⁠‍ with their bare‍⁠‌ bodies which clearly⁠ was not an‌ easy thing to⁠ do.

“……It’s‌ all chipped.”

Germain⁠⁠‌ looked at the​ sword he had⁠​‍ been provided. After‍⁠‍ killing hundreds of⁠⁠ demons, the blade​​ was chipped everywhere‌​‌ and tainted in‍ red.

“Germain…!”‍⁠⁠

He​‍​ was eating some‌ food to fill‌‍ his stomach when‌ someone plopped down⁠⁠ next to him.⁠ It was the‌‌ boy with golden‌ hair, who looked⁠​‌ at least 3 years younger than‌⁠⁠ him despite being‍‌ the same age.⁠‍‌

“Ron.”​⁠

Although‌⁠ he was a demi-human, whom Germain‌⁠ used to detest‌ the most, he‌​ had become used‍​ to the wolf⁠‌​ boy after spending‍​ more than a year with him.​​

“When‍​​ you’re done with⁠​​ the food, can​‍⁠ you come with​⁠​ me to the⁠‍‍ southern gates?”

“Did‍‍​ something happen?”

“Korin-hyung‌ said we will​⁠‌ be receiving food​ and supplies from‌ the south. He‍‌ told us to‍‌ move them to‌ storage.”

Food.⁠​

It⁠ was a critical​ problem. After Korin‌‌ took in 230,000⁠‌ barbarians into this⁠​‍ side of the⁠‌ wall, the city‌ was rapidly being‍​ deprived of food.​‌

Even‍​‍ though Marie had⁠‍‍ brought a large​‍ supply of food⁠‍ beforehand, it wouldn’t⁠‍ have lasted more⁠‍ than 2 days,⁠ so more food‍⁠‍ was welcome news.​‍​ But it was‍‍ almost too quick.‍​

“Already?”​‌​ Germain therefore asked.‌

“It‌⁠ seems like he⁠ had arranged it‌‍‌ beforehand. He said‌‍‍ there’ll be more​ coming in 2 weeks.”

“…Interesting.”‌‌‍

The‍ amount of food‌​‍ Korin had arranged​‌ was as if⁠​‍ he expected this‌ to happen… Was‌‍​ he thinking about‍‌‌ taking in hundreds‌ of thousands of‍​​ barbarians from the​ beginning?

“But…‌⁠‌ Everyone else is‌⁠‌ still fighting.”

“It’s‌ okay! There’s a lot of people​ so we’re broken⁠‍ into 4 groups.⁠ He said we⁠​ can rest after‌​ moving the food⁠⁠ to the storage.”‌​

“…”​​‌

Germain⁠⁠ could see how⁠​​ considerate Korin was.‍‌

Even⁠⁠ though he himself⁠ had also barely⁠ become an adult,‌‍ he had a tendency to treat‌‍ his juniors and‌‌ even seniors like‍ children.

That⁠‍⁠ was probably why‌ he was allocating‌ non-combat-related tasks to‍ the wolf siblings‌ and him.

And‍​ yet Korin himself‌⁠ was fighting at‍‌⁠ the most dangerous‌⁠‌ places. His actions‍‍ were always based‌‌ on sacrifice, devotion‌ and consideration, just⁠‌ like the hero​⁠ of the new⁠​ generation as prophesied​​⁠ by the Saintess.‍

He‍‍ certainly was an‍⁠‍ admirable and legendary‍ hero, but… even‌ so, Germain couldn’t⁠⁠‍ honestly admire his‌ actions.

“More‍ booze! Where’s the​‌ booze!”

“Huh,‍ I’m surprised the⁠‍​ ‘gentlemen’ of the‍ south can fight⁠‌ with so little‍⁠​ food!”

Covering​​ the ground were‍ groups of barbarians.‌‌ They were vulgar,⁠‌ noisy and crude.‌⁠

For⁠⁠⁠ a long time,‍ the barbarians of​‍ the north had​‌⁠ been invading and⁠​⁠ plundering the kingdom​ and yet Korin‍‌ had taken them‌‌​ inside the borders.‌⁠

Normally,‍​ this would have⁠ been both unimaginable‍​ and unacceptable and⁠⁠‌ in the worst‍‍​ case scenario could⁠‍⁠ also be seen‍⁠ as an act⁠ of treason.

[Do‌​‍ not forgive heretics.‌‌ You must stone​ them to death.]‍⁠‍

It⁠⁠ was even mentioned‌⁠ in the scripture‌⁠ which Germain had‍​ read over and​⁠‌ over again. The‍ barbarians were heretics​‌ serving different gods,‍ and wicked evil⁠ that harmed the​‌ kingdom.

He⁠⁠ just couldn’t understand⁠‌ how Korin Lork⁠‌ accepted all of‌⁠‌ them without a problem.

Korin⁠ Lork… was like​⁠​ a transcendent. He‍​ ignored the conflict​⁠‍ and strife between‌‌ humans like they​‌ were nothing.

Although‍​​ that might be‍‍‍ a quality of‍⁠ a hero, it‍‍ was very difficult​ for normal people⁠ like Germain to⁠‍‍ adopt the same‌ kind of mindset.‍

“I’ll⁠ go there now.”‍​

“Huh?​‍‍ Why don’t you​ finish your food​‍ first?”

Ron‌ tried to stop⁠⁠ him but Germain​⁠ did not want‍ to stay in⁠​‍ the same area‌⁠⁠ as those filthy‍​ barbarians any longer.‍ He immediately headed‍‌ to the southern​‍ gates that required​ help.

“Priest‍ Germain Luther.”

“Huh?”‍‍⁠

There⁠ were only a select few people‍ that called him‌‌‌ as such. He⁠​ turned around in⁠ surprise, and found‍​‌ a group wearing‌​⁠ black robes standing​⁠⁠ in one of‍‍ the dark alleyways.‌⁠⁠

“Follow⁠‍‌ us.”

Germain‌‌‍ knew who they‌‌ were – they​⁠ were the Chargers‌‌⁠ of Cross, the‍‌ secret ops of⁠​‍ Xeruem who served‍‌‌ in secret in‌​‍ Bishop Renault.

Following⁠‌ them, Germain headed‌​​ deeper into the​‌‌ alleyways and was​ met by Bishop​⁠​ Renault Lusignan.

“Sir⁠‌​ Bishop.”

“Ohh,​‍ thanks for your⁠ hard work as‍ always, Brother Luther.”‌‌

The‌ chubby bishop welcomed‍ him as if​ he were his‌ son.

“W,‍‍ what brought you‍ all the way​⁠​ here?”

“We‍ have come to​ fulfill the words​‌‌ of the esteemed‍⁠ lord.”

Germain⁠ felt uneasy for‌‍‌ some reason.

Recently,⁠ Xeruem’s actions had​‍‌ not only been​‍​ suspicious but also‍ eccentric. They joined⁠​⁠ hands with the‍‌ mages of the⁠ Tower to capture⁠‌ the Saintess, and⁠​ even spread prophecies⁠‍ of apocalypse which‍ caused chaos in‌ the minds of⁠​‍ the believers.

Plus,⁠ the revelations that‌ were said to‍‌⁠ have been given‍​​ to Xeruem through⁠‍ the lord were‍⁠​ always unnaturally advantageous‌ for Xeruem.

Them​‌⁠ coming all the‍ way here to‌​ the northern walls,‌⁠ was definitely not‌‌‍ a good sign.‌‌

“But​ seriously, this city⁠ stinks of sewage.⁠⁠ Korin Lork has‌ committed a heinous⁠‍ sin.”

“Sin…?”⁠⁠

“Joining​ hands with the‌‍⁠ heretics of the‍​⁠ north? What is‍‌​ that if not‍ a great sin?”‌​

“B,⁠​‌ but… he is‌ as prophesied…”

“Do⁠ not be deceived⁠​ by the fake⁠ prophecy, Brother! Do‌‌ you believe the⁠​ words of that​​ wicked slut?”

Germain⁠⁠⁠ was baffled. Although⁠‌​ Zeon and Xeruem‍‌​ were on other⁠‍ sides, weren’t they‌ still brothers in‌​⁠ faith?

Saintess‌‍ Estelle of the‌‌⁠ Zeon Order was​ widely approved as⁠ the child of‌‍‍ god. How else⁠⁠‍ could she possess‌​ the miraculous ability⁠‌​ of all her‌ prayers coming to‌‌⁠ reality?

Korin⁠ Lork was the⁠ one mentioned in‌‍ that prophecy – he was the​‍ new Sun of‌ hope in the⁠‍ apocalypse.

Of‌ course, Germain didn’t⁠ understand everything he‌ did either… but​ it was an‍​‌ undeniable fact that⁠‌ he was a hero.

“My‍ brother. Do not​‍​ be deceived, and‍​ let not your​⁠‍ faith be shaken‌‌ in this chaotic‌ and difficult time.⁠​‌ The true faith‍ lies only with‌ us, Xeruem, and⁠ everyone else are‍​ fake prophets and‍​‌ heretics. We are⁠ the real foundation⁠​ that will be⁠​⁠ saving this world.”​

“Y,‌​ yes…”

Germain⁠⁠ found himself difficult​ to agree with⁠⁠ Renault, but soon⁠⁠‍ glossed over it.⁠ He was more‍ focused and uneasy‌‍​ about the real‍‍‌ reason behind their‌ visit.

“So…​ why have you…”‍​

“Normally,‌ we would have‌​​ mobilized proper Inquisitors‌⁠​ to judge the‌​‍ heretical actions of​‌​ Korin Lork… but​⁠​ unfortunately, the foolish​⁠‍ crowd are dazzled‍‍‌ by his fancy⁠​‌ background and have‍ forgotten to act‍ in true faith.”‌⁠‌

“…”‍⁠⁠

“We​​‌ have come to‌⁠‍ make things straight,‍⁠ Germain my brother.‍⁠ It is time​ for you to​‌ act according to​‌‍ your faith.”

Renault’s​‍ lips wickedly curled⁠ up.

………​‍‍

……‍

A man wearing a turban walked up‌‍ to the warrior⁠ soaked in the‌​ blood of battle.⁠‌ The man was​‌ in an outfit‍⁠‍ that was in⁠​ stark contrast to​⁠ the other people⁠‌ on the wall,‌​ but no-one was​‌‍ able to perceive‌ him through his‍ stealthy movements. His​​ employer was the‌​‌ only one who​ did.

“Are⁠⁠ they here too?”​

The‌⁠ warrior, who had⁠⁠ been running wild⁠‌‌ in the heated‌ battle, appeared like‍‌ a wild blue‌‌ beast.

Who‌‌ would possibly be⁠‍ able to tell⁠ that he was‌ a young man​ who barely became‍‍ an adult?

Shaking‌‍ those thoughts away,‌ the man wearing‌​‌ a turban whispered‍​‍ to the employer.​

“Observation‍​ Target 6 has⁠‍ infiltrated the city.”⁠

“Hmm…​​ I was expecting​‌ them to do​​‍ something, but this⁠‍ is quite fast.”⁠⁠‌

“What‌​ do you want‌ to do? Target‍ 6 has come‍ in contact with​ the boy under‌ your wings.”

The​​ man wearing a turban thought this‍⁠ beast soaked in‍​ blood would hunt‌‍ those pigs down‍⁠​ without hesitation.

However,⁠‌ what came back⁠‍ was an unexpected⁠‌​ response.

“Let’s⁠‌ watch how things‍​​ go. Everyone needs​ to be given⁠ a chance after‌ all.”

“Hmm?”‌‍‍

Hearing‍ that incomprehensible response,​⁠ the man wearing​ a turban… the‍ one from the​‍‍ Hassin race, turned⁠⁠‌ back after saying⁠ that he would​ continue the observation.⁠​​

After‌⁠​ he left, Korin‌​ downed the booze‍ handed by the‍​ barbarians and gazed​ down at the‌ city with an‌‍ indifferent look on‍ his face.

“It’s‌​‌ time to make⁠⁠⁠ a decision, Germain.”​⁠‍

He‍‌ believed in the‌ goodwill and conscience‌⁠ of people. He​ still believed that​​⁠ most people would⁠ head in a better direction.

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