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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 7: Grading Test (2)

Chapter 7: Grading Test (2)

『Monsters‍ will come out‍⁠​ in 30 seconds.⁠​​ Deal with them​‍ as you wish.』‍‌‍

Professor‌⁠​ Ronan’s indifferent voice​‌ reached my ears.⁠

All‌​ of a sudden,‍ we were thrown​​​ into a white⁠⁠ dimension with nothing‍‍⁠ but a case⁠​ full of weapons‍​​ to abruptly conduct‌‍ a test.

Most​ Grade 5 and‌‍ Grade 6 students⁠⁠⁠ would probably pick​‍ up a random‍​​ weapon without even⁠​​ thinking twice, but‌​ it was highly⁠​​ likely for that‍ weapon to be‍‍‍ a sword. That​⁠ was the same‌​‌ even for me​ in last iteration’s‍⁠‌ grading test, and​​⁠ approximately 70% (?)​​ of the students​⁠‌ in the Knight​ Department tended to‌‍ choose a sword.‍​

After‍​⁠ all, swords were‌​ cool right?

“Let’s​⁠‍ see, let’s see~”⁠‍

I,‌ however, unhesitatingly picked⁠​​ up a spear⁠ this time, because‍‌ that was the⁠‍‍ weapon I used⁠‌ the most in⁠‍ the previous iteration.⁠‍⁠ Actually, the reason​⁠⁠ I chose the⁠​ spear before was‍‍ quite simple.

They​​ say 100 days⁠ to master a spear, 1,000 days‍​ to master a blade, and 10,000‍ days to master‍ a sword right?‌‍ I remembered reading‌⁠ from a wuxia‌‌ novel how 100​ days was enough‍‍​ to be proficient​‌ at using a spear whereas a sword required 10,000​ days.

It’s‌‌ not like I didn’t try using⁠​‌ a sword, but⁠ it was actually⁠‌ quite difficult to​‌‍ use.

『5…​ 4… 3…』

When⁠⁠‍ I took a spear out of​⁠ the weapon case,​‍‌ a new spear‍ appeared inside.

This​⁠ was an element‍‌‍ that wasn’t included⁠‍‍ in the game,‍ but it was‌‍‍ Lady Josephine being‍‍ considerate in case‌​ a weapon was‍ to break.

『2…⁠ 1…!』

After‌ a brief pause,⁠ monsters began appearing‌ in the distance‍⁠⁠ like a hologram.​​⁠ Showing up were​⁠ three Grade 5 demonic beasts that​⁠ appeared like small​ hunting dogs with‍ large fangs.

Even⁠‌ though I thought‍‍‌ three Grade 5 monsters was a bit too much⁠⁠ against a novice,​‍ a guardian was⁠ at least expected‍ to defeat a monster that was‌ right above their⁠‍‌ designated grade.

For‌‍‍ example, a Grade​‌‍ 5 knight should⁠‌‌ be able to‍⁠‍ defeat one Grade⁠​ 4 demonic beast,‌‍‍ and should also​​‍ be able to⁠​ deal with three​‌ monsters of the‍‌ same grade even​​⁠ if they were​ to take some‌‌ time.

My​‍ evaluated rank was⁠ Grade 6 so​ according to common​ sense, it would​‌⁠ be great if‍‍ I could even‍​​ defeat one of‌‌⁠ those Grade 5 Short Hounds let‌ alone three but…​‌⁠

“Krrrrh…!”‍‍⁠

I’ve​⁠‍ killed those guys⁠ way too many​‌​ times already.

“Around‌‌ 40 meters away?​ How nice.”

After‌‌ calculating the distance⁠ between me and‍‍​ the short hounds,​ I gently tossed‍‍‌ a spear.

– Tuung!

Drawing‍⁠ a parabola behind​⁠ its path, the‌​⁠ spear accurately pierced​ through the head⁠​ of one of​‍ the monsters. Thanks​⁠ to the thousands‌‌‌ and tens of⁠ thousands of experiences,‌‍‌ the javelin precisely‍‍​ pierced through its⁠​​ target.

“Krrng?”‍

The⁠‌⁠ short hound killed⁠ by the sudden⁠ spear was vanishing​⁠‌ into a mist,‌ and the startled‍ monster next to‌ that guy was⁠ the next one‌⁠ to die.

“Krrr…!”‍‍

The‌⁠⁠ remaining beast kicked‌‌ off the ground‍⁠ and dashed forward.⁠ As a proficient‍‍​ master of spears,‌‌‌ I immediately calculated​‌ our distance, its⁠‍ path and timing.⁠​​

“15⁠ meters.”

It‌‌​ would be okay‍⁠ to deal with⁠‌ it with a javelin but I wanted to try‍ out rune magic‍ instead. Gathering mana⁠‌ to my fingertip,​‍ I wrote a letter in the⁠​‌ air.

〚ᚲ〛-‍‍‍ Kenaz

The‌ rune letter meaning‌‍ ‘fire’ was engraved‍​ in the air,⁠‍ and was followed​​‌ by a scorching​‌​ blaze.

– Hwaruk!

“Krrng?!”​‌

The‍‍⁠ short hound threw⁠ its body to​ the side and⁠⁠ avoided the approaching​‍‍ flames as the‍⁠​ fire ended up⁠⁠​ burning nothing but⁠ the poor ground.​‍⁠

“Damn…”⁠⁠⁠

Was‍​ there not enough‍ mana? Speed was‌‌ also a problem.‌⁠‍ It was a long-time problem but‌⁠⁠ rune magic was‌⁠ not a good‍‌ magic to use‌⁠‍ by itself. Well,​⁠‍ things might be⁠ different if my‍ mana rank went​ up though.

“Woof…!”‌

After‌ running up, the‌ short hound pounced‌​ to tear my‌ throat but its‍​ movement was way⁠⁠ too linear.

Calculating‍⁠ the trajectory, I straightened up the‍‍​ spear at where‌⁠‍ it would land.‍

“Woof?”‌‍

The​‌ low scream in‍ the middle of⁠ its jump was‍ way too late.⁠‌⁠

– Squash!

Leaving‌‍⁠ behind the short⁠ hound who jumped‌⁠⁠ to the tip‌ of the spear‌⁠ for its own⁠‍‌ death, I calculated​ how long it‌‌ took.

It‍‌⁠ took me about‌ 12 seconds to​‍⁠ deal with the‌⁠ Grade 5 demonic⁠⁠⁠ beasts. Even though‍‌ it was only⁠ possible thanks to‍‌ the spears constantly​‌⁠ popping up, it⁠‍ was still relatively‍ fast.

‘How‍​ far can I go this time?’⁠

Although​ I failed in⁠‌ the last iteration‌⁠‍ because I couldn’t​ kill the short‍⁠ hounds, this time​⁠⁠ it was different.‍​

The​‍​ grading test should‍ have demonic beasts‌‍‍ and demonic spirits⁠‌ showing up in‌‌⁠ the ascending order‍​‍ of their grades,​‌​ and there should⁠⁠‌ be up to​​​ Grade 3 prepared.‍‌

I was waiting for⁠​ the next wave‍‍ to hurry up⁠​ and appear but⁠‌ for some reason,‍‌‍ it was taking‍‍ a very long​ time, even though‌‍‍ it used to‍⁠ be very quick‍ in the game.‍

“…Is⁠‌‍ it broken?”

Even​ after waiting for⁠ a few minutes,‍ the Grade 4 monsters didn’t show‍‌‌ up. Instead—

“Krrng!”⁠‌‌

“Krrrrrnnng….!”‍

“Woof‌⁠ woof!”

Grade‌⁠ 5 monsters appeared​ again.

Was​‌ this seriously broken?‌

****‍​

Professor‍‍‍ Ronan didn’t have⁠‌ high expectations of‍‌‌ his allocated portion​ of students.

He⁠ absent-mindedly followed Lady‍​ Josephine’s settings to‌‍⁠ summon monsters and⁠ let them fight.‍ While looking at‌​ the students struggling​‌ against the monsters,‍⁠⁠ he clicked his⁠‌‌ tongue.

“Tch​​ tch. What can‌⁠ they do if⁠ they can’t even​‌⁠ kill that?”

Seeing‍​ those kids that⁠‌⁠ couldn’t even readily​ deal with three⁠​ Grade 5 monsters‍​ made him heave​⁠‍ a deep sigh.​‍‍

‘Back​ in my~~ days…’‌‍‍ he reminisced in‌‍​ his memories of‍ how he had‍‍⁠ dealt with those⁠ Grade 5 monsters‍​ in just 1 minute and 22⁠​‌ seconds. Even though‌‍ he was a Grade 3 mage‍‍‍ back then, this‍‌ batch of students‍⁠ was still just⁠ horrendous.

『Kuaakk…!』⁠‍‌

『Help‌‌‍ me…!』

Although‍ some of the​​ students should be‍‍ easily able to‌ deal with Grade‌​ 5 monsters, they‌‌ were still failing⁠‍ to do so‍‍‍ time after time.⁠ Even the ones‌‌ that could fight‍​​ them were taking‌ their sweet time​‍⁠ to defeat all‌⁠‍ three of them.⁠‌

‘Grade‌⁠ 5s are like‍‍ that, so there’s‌​ no need to​​ even look at​​‌ Grade 6.’

While⁠​​ thinking that, Professor​ Ronan turned to⁠ the Grade 6 students that were‍‍‌ at the very‌ end of the‌‌‍ crystal balls. Judging‌ from how all‌​ the screens were‍‌ off, it seemed⁠‌⁠ that they had​‍​ all been defeated‍​​ already.

“Pathetic…‍ Nn?”

That‌⁠ was when he​ saw a student​‌ sitting on a weapon case in​ a white room.‍​‍

『Korin‌⁠ Lork: Grade 6』​⁠‌

An‍‌​ ungifted pebble which‍​‍ would not even​‌‌ be able to⁠‌ serve as a stepping stone for⁠⁠ the gems of​ the academy was‌‍​ yawning while leaning‍‌ on a spear.‍

“What?​ How’s he not​​ dead yet?”

Let‍‌​ alone the other‌​‌ Grade 6 students,‌‍ 30% of the‍⁠​ Grade 5 students‌​⁠ had already been​⁠‌ defeated by the⁠ short hounds. Why‍‌ did that one‍ student look so‍ normal?

Did‌‌‍ he get rid⁠ of all three‍‌ short hounds already?⁠​​

“There’s​‌‍ no way.”

Even‍ the Grade 5 students weren’t able​‍‍ to deal with‍‌‌ it so how‍ would a Grade‍⁠ 6 student have‍ defeated those monsters‍⁠‍ already? More than⁠‍‌ anything, it was‌‌ way too fast⁠​⁠ compared to the​​‍ Grade 5 students.⁠​

“Must‍⁠ be an error.”​⁠

Thinking⁠‍ that there must⁠​ have been a problem with summoning⁠​ the monsters, he‌ assumed it was⁠​​ because of a bug.

After​‍‌ summoning the Grade​ 5 demonic beasts⁠⁠ in his room,⁠⁠⁠ Professor Ronan turned​‌‌ to the screens​‌ of other students.⁠⁠​ He mindlessly glanced‍ across the crystals⁠​ and finally came​‌ across one person‍⁠ who succeeded at​‌ defeating the monsters.‍⁠

“7⁠ minutes and 20‌‌ seconds huh…”

It​⁠ was a pathetic​ record. Even though​ all the students‌ he was in‌‌‌ charge of were⁠​⁠ Grade 5 and⁠‌ Grade 6, 7 minutes was still‌ quite horrible.

Looking‍⁠‌ at Professor Fermack⁠‌ who was in⁠‍ charge of Grade​‌‌ 3 students next‌ to him, they‌ all appeared to‌ be defeating the‍‍ monsters in 2~3‍‍ minutes.

Slowly‌ but surely… a few of them‍ were successfully dealing‍​ with the Grade‍ 5 monsters but⁠ that was when​‌ Professor Ronan turned‌ to the side​‌ and doubted his‍ eyes again.

“Nnnn?”‍​​

Inside⁠ the screen, Korin‌⁠​ was still sitting‌‌ on the weapon⁠‍⁠ case. There were​‌⁠ a few spears‌‌‌ taken out of‌​ the case that​ were rolling on​‍​ the floor but​ that was it.⁠​‍

“What’s⁠ going on?”

“What​⁠⁠ is it?”

Professor‌⁠ Haman Welsch walked⁠ closer with his⁠‌⁠ typical obstinate voice.​‌​ He was sometimes‍ called Instructor rather‍‍ than Professor and‌‍⁠ was respected by‍ other professors so​⁠ even Professor Ronan​‌ had to be⁠‌‍ careful in front‍‍ of him.

“It,⁠⁠⁠ it’s nothing much⁠‌ but… This seems‍​ broken.”

“Broken?⁠​ That can’t be.‍⁠‌ Lady Josephine’s testing‍⁠ magic has never⁠ created an error‍⁠‍ in the last‍⁠ 20 years.”

“You‍‍ see, the demonic​‍‌ beasts aren’t being‌⁠ summoned into this‌ one specific room.”‍‌​

“That‍​ can’t be…”

Old⁠ Man Haman observed​‌ the crystals.

After‌​ immediately scanning across​‌‍ the screen with‍ his refined vision,⁠‍ he found Korin​‌‍ in the corner⁠ of the screen‌​⁠ who was nonchalantly‌⁠​ sitting down by​ himself.

“Rank‌⁠ 6 in mana.‍ Korin Lork. Surprised⁠ he’s not out‌‍ yet.”

“Right?​‌‌ This guy who⁠​‍ should have dropped​​⁠ out already is​‍ still sitting here.‍​ I’m sure the‍⁠ demonic beasts aren’t‌​ being summoned.”

“Did‍ you see it?”‌​⁠

“Hnn?”⁠

“Did​ you see the‌​ monsters not being‌‍ summoned, Professor?”

“No,​⁠⁠ but… There’s no⁠⁠ need to, is⁠ there…”

He‌‌‌ was Grade 6.⁠ Grade 6 in‌‍⁠ mana would probably‌ have a hard⁠‌‌ time to even‌ be employed as⁠‍​ a city guard.‌

It‌​ didn’t even make‍ sense for a student like that‍ to deal with​ Grade 5 demonic​⁠ beasts, and besides,⁠⁠ defeating them in​​ around ten seconds‌ while Professor Ronan​‍ was looking elsewhere⁠ was impossible.

“…”​‍‍

But‍‍​ that meant he⁠⁠‍ didn’t see it.​​ Old Man Haman​‍ immediately glared at‌‍‌ him with a sharp gaze so⁠ Professor Ronan quickly‍‍ took a step⁠‌‌ back.

“A,‌ alright. I’ll have⁠‌​ a clear look‌​ at it this⁠‌‍ time. It must‌ be a bug⁠ so I’ll summon‌ it again…”

Like‌⁠ that, Korin had​ to do a third test against⁠​‌ a group of⁠‍ short hounds.

『……What⁠ is this? Is‍‍ this on purpose?』‌‌‍

Korin‌ muttered inside the⁠ screen before raising‍‍ three spears and‍‍​ tossing them one‍ by one to‌ pierce through each​​ of the short​ hounds.

7.3‍ seconds.

Professor‍ Ronan doubted his⁠‍ eyes.

“…”​​⁠

In​​‌ a fluster, he‍​‍ walked up to‍‍⁠ Professor Fermack who​​‍ was next to‍‍ him checking his‌⁠‌ own batch of‍ twenty Grade 3 students.

“H,‍​ hey. Professor Fermack.”‌‍

“Wassup?⁠​ Anything wrong?”

“Your⁠⁠⁠ students… are already‍‍ at Grade 3 demonic beasts.”

“Well,⁠‍ pretty much.”

Professor‍​ Ronan asked him‍ after slight hesitation.⁠‌

“Who‍⁠ was the fastest‍⁠⁠ in your group‍‍​ of students?”

“Hmm…⁠‌ I didn’t count​‍‍ but this student​ here called Jaeger‌​ took around 3 and a half‌​ minutes.”

“Ah…⁠‌​ I, I see.”‌‌

“Why​‌‌ did you ask⁠ that?”

“N,⁠ nothing much.”

Professor‍​‍ Ronan blankly went⁠‌ back to observing‍ his crystals.

‘W,​‌ what am I doing. I need⁠​ to summon the‍ Grade 4 demonic‌ beast.’

Korin‍​ Lork appeared to⁠⁠ be decent at​ javelin. He disregarded⁠⁠⁠ it by thinking‌ that he must⁠‍ be from a family of hunters‍⁠ or something but‌‍⁠ he nonetheless concentrated⁠‌​ on Korin Lork’s‍ screen.

The⁠⁠‍ next demonic beast⁠⁠ was a Mat‍⁠ Boar. It was⁠ an annoying beast‌​ to deal with,‍⁠​ that curled its​⁠⁠ body and rolled​‍ around at max⁠​‌ speed.

This⁠​ time, only one‍‍⁠ monster was summoned​ unlike the Grade‍ 5 monsters, and‍ that in turn‍ showed how exponentially⁠‍ dangerous this monster‍⁠ was.

– Quakk!

3.7​​ seconds.

Ronan​⁠ rubbed his eyes⁠⁠ multiple times. He⁠​​ even used the‌‍​ spell, Return of‌​ Memories, to recall‌‍ how Korin Lork‌ killed the mat‌ boar in an⁠ instant.

He​‍​ had avoided the‌‍ mat boar, which⁠ was rolling at⁠‌ full speed, like‍​ a bullfighter and‌⁠ tripped it by‌⁠⁠ pointing out the‍ spear at a timely manner to‍‍ fling the boar‌‌ into the air.‌⁠ And as soon‍‌ as the boar’s​‍⁠ body straightened up‍ in mid-air, it‌‌ received a spear​ to its stomach⁠‍⁠ and crashed into‌⁠ the ground.

It‍‍‍ was a remarkable‍​‍ hunt done with‍ only technique and​​‌ a little bit‌‌ of power. Although‍ Professor Ronan tended‌‍​ to look down‍ on those who‌​ fought with their​​ own bodies, even​​ he couldn’t help⁠ but admire how‌‌ exquisitely that was‍ done.

『Uaaaahk!』⁠​

『This​ is unfair!』

He​​⁠ also couldn’t help⁠‍​ but compare that‍‍ to the other‌‍ students who couldn’t‍⁠ overcome the tough‍ monster.

So⁠⁠​ far, there were‍‍ only 4 students‍‌‌ who had passed​⁠ the Grade 4 demonic beast test.​⁠​

Next‌⁠⁠ up was the‌⁠ Grade 3 monster,‍ Owlbear. It was⁠ a medium-ranked demonic‌⁠​ beast who was⁠ widely considered a big threat because‍⁠ of its large​ body and a tough grip.

It‌​ won’t be easy‍​​ this time. Owlbears⁠‌⁠ had a thick​ skin that was⁠ hard to penetrate,‍‍‌ and getting hit​​‌ by its thick​​ claws would fling‌ off knights regardless‍‍ of their barrier⁠​‍ of aura.

『Kiyaa…!』​⁠

『Kuaak…!』‍

In​​‌ fact, one of⁠ the students had‌‍ already been insta-killed‍‌​ by the owlbear.​‌‌

He​‌‍ tried to block‍‍​ the attack with‌​ his shield but⁠​ the shield ended‌‌ up breaking, and​ the impact that‌⁠‌ was carried over⁠ was so strong⁠⁠⁠ that he was‌⁠ deemed unable to‍ continue.

However,⁠ Korin was different.‍‌

『Kuwaah!』‌‍

Without‍ trying to parry‌ the frontal paw‌⁠ swing of the​ bear, he lowered‍​ his head to⁠​‍ dodge the attack‌ and stabbed his‍ spear into the​ armpit.

And‍‍⁠ without getting greedy​​ for more, Korin⁠ immediately started to​​‍ retreat and swung​⁠​ the spear out⁠‌ wide to strike​​‌ the head of‍‍‌ the owlbear while‌‌ immediately falling back.​‍

〚ᚲ〛-‍​ Kenaz

His​‌​ fingers left a trace behind in​​‌ the air. The​ letter created with​⁠‍ mana rapidly turned‌ into a ball​​⁠ of ether that​​ pounced at the‌ owlbear.

“R,⁠‌ rune magic?!”

“???”‌⁠

Professor⁠‌‌ Ronan’s shout gathered​‍​ the eyes of‌ the surrounding professors⁠⁠​ and Professor Fermack‍‌​ showed an especially⁠​ bigger reaction by‌ sharply glistening his‌‍⁠ eyes.

Rune‍‍‌ magic was one⁠ that had a clear limit and‍ weakness. It was‍⁠ such an ancient​‍⁠ system of magic⁠ which only scholars‌​ would take a look at while‍ becoming a professor⁠‌‍ so it was‌​⁠ understandable for Professor⁠‍⁠ Ronan to be‍ surprised.

Ignoring​‌⁠ its own body‍ that was caught‍ in flames, the‍ owlbear jumped at​ its prey. Due​ to the dreadfully‌‌ low amount of‌‍ mana, the magic‌​ that was cast‍‍⁠ in an instant‍⁠‌ was unable to​⁠ show an astonishing‍​ outcome.

However,​ the smoke created⁠‍ by its blazing‍ fur was enough‍ to cover its​‌ sight.

In‍‍ the end, the⁠‌ owlbear couldn’t differentiate‌‍ between the black⁠​⁠ smoke and the‍ spearhead that was‌​⁠ coming in like⁠‌ a small dot‌‍⁠ and…

– Kwaakk!

That​ was what decided‍ the victor.

Korin⁠​ was the only​ survivor of the​​ Grade 3 test⁠ among Professor Ronan’s⁠ students.

“…”‍

At​‌‍ this point, he​​‌ couldn’t help but‍ admit that this​‍⁠ student was definitely‌ not someone who⁠ should stay at‍ the likes of‌⁠ Grade 6.

‘Unlucky⁠​‍ there’s only up⁠⁠‍ to Grade 3 for the demonic​‍‍ beast test.’

Would‍⁠‍ he be able⁠⁠ to defeat a Grade 2 demonic⁠ beast as well?​ Even though Professor‍‍ Ronan was skeptical,​ he couldn’t disregard​​‍ the possibility.

‘As‍ long as he⁠‍ doesn’t make any‌⁠‍ big mistakes in⁠‍⁠ the demonic spirit⁠ test, he would‌​‌ easily go up​​​ to Grade 4.’‌

In⁠‌ the start of‌ the semester grading​‍‍ test, the lowest​​ record was used⁠ as the estimated​ rank.

If‍⁠‍ he couldn’t defeat​ a Grade 4 demonic spirit, then‌‌ he would be⁠‍ estimated to be‌ a Grade 4 even if he‌ defeated a Grade‍​‍ 3 demonic beast,‌‍‍

Wondering⁠ how proficient this‍‍‍ student called Korin​ would be in⁠​ a fight against‍ a demonic spirit,⁠‍‌ Ronan summoned a Grade 5 demonic​⁠ spirit.

That​⁠ rune magic alone​‌ should be enough‌⁠⁠ to easily defeat‍ a Grade 5 demonic spirit.

He⁠‍ assumed it would​ be easy for​‍ him to reach⁠‍‍ Grade 4 at​​​ least and focused​ on Korin’s screen‍⁠ but…

“???”‌

Korin‌ Lork didn’t do‍ anything. And after⁠⁠ a little while…‌​​

『I‌‍‌ give up.』

“?????”‍

『The⁠ grading test has‌ ended. The estimation‍ of ranks and‍⁠ the organization of​ data has been‍‍‌ completed. The records‌ will now be‍​‍ put together.』

……….‍

『Student‌​‍ Number 7. Roco​​ Roco』

……….‌

……….‌

『Student​​‍ Number 14. Verdic⁠⁠ Rumlow』

……….‍

……….‍

……….⁠

『Student⁠​ Number 19. Korin‌ Lork』
Aura Rank: Low‍​ (680)

Mana‍​⁠ Rank: Very Low​ (120)

Specialties:​‌ Nothing (0)

Overall‍ Grade: Grade 6

『Demonic​‌⁠ Spirit Test』
Grade 5 Demonic⁠⁠‍ Spirit, Ghost: Forfeit​⁠‌

Grade⁠ 4 Demonic Spirit,​‌​ Hex Wraith: Disqualified‌‍​

Grade‍‍ 3 Demonic Spirit,‌​⁠ Banshee: Disqualified

『Demonic‍ Beast Test』
Grade 5 Demonic‍​ Beast, Short Hound:​‌​ 7.3 seconds (New​‌‍ Record)

Grade‌‌ 4 Demonic Beast,⁠‌ Mat Boar: 3.7​‍‍ seconds (New Record)⁠

Grade‍ 3 Demonic Beast,‍‌ Owlbear: 11 seconds‌ (New Record)

『Final​‌‌ Overall Grade: Grade⁠⁠ 5 Knight – Submission Complete』

『The⁠⁠​ test records will⁠‍‌ now be scrapped⁠⁠⁠ for privacy and⁠‌ information protection.』

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