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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 90: Arden, the Renowned Household of Swordsmanship (2)

Chapter 90: Arden, the Renowned Household of Swordsmanship (2)

The‌​ most influential household‌‌‌ of the south‌‌ was the Dunareff,‌ whereas the representative​ one of the⁠ east was the⁠ Arden, without any‍‌ question.

They⁠ were the guardians‍‌ of the far‌‍‍ east.

In⁠‌ the west of‌‍‌ the El Rath‌‍⁠ Kingdom were both⁠​ Xeruem and Zeon,​‍⁠ the two sacred‌‌​ chapels of two​‍ religions, while the⁠‍ south had fertile‌ lands as well⁠​⁠ as a trade⁠⁠​ route with the​‌ archipelago underneath.

On​​ the other hand,​‍‍ the east and‌​​ the north were​​ the cause of‍ distress for the‍​ kingdom, but were‌⁠ lands that had‍⁠⁠ to be protected.‌‌

In‌⁠ the north was⁠⁠ the North Kingdom,‍⁠⁠ the union of‌⁠⁠ barbarians, as well‍‌⁠ as wicked demons.​​ The east had​ touching borders with‍⁠ the empire of‍⁠ pagans, but the​ biggest problem was‍⁠ the endless horde‌⁠ of demonic beasts‍ that tended to‌‍​ come from the‍​‌ barren lands of‍⁠​ the far east.‌‍​

The⁠ north and the‍​ east of the‌ kingdom had never⁠⁠ been peaceful since‌‌⁠ the establishment of‍‌ the kingdom.

Not​‌ a single time.‌‍

And‌‍‌ if the citizens‍​‍ of the kingdom‌​‍ were asked about​‍⁠ why that was​‌‍ possible, they would​‌‌ all shout out​ the name of‍‍ the Arden family.‌‍‌

“Captain​ Lunia has returned!!”​

The‍‌⁠ front gates of​‍ the main family⁠ opened along with​⁠‌ a sonorous roar⁠‌‍ as hundreds of‍​ Arden’s disciples welcomed​ us in.

“Welcome,‌‌⁠ Captain!!”

“Welcome​‌ back, Captain!!”

Seeing⁠ hundreds of people‌⁠​ bending their backs​ at once was​‍‍ an impressive sight⁠ that you wouldn’t‍‍ even see in​ movies.

“Hmm…”​‌

Even​‍ though I said‍ hundreds, that was‍‍ only when I was counting the⁠​ ones wearing black⁠⁠‌ uniforms. There were​⁠ workers repairing the‍ buildings and roofs‍ as well as⁠ servants which added​⁠‍ up to an⁠⁠ incredibly large number.‍‌

The‌ one that spoke‌⁠‍ to Lunia before‍‌ anyone else was‍ an old man‌ who looked like‌‍ a butler. Despite⁠‍‌ his slim body,‍⁠​ he was definitely⁠ not a normal‍​‌ person which could⁠ be proven by‍ the Chinese war‍⁠‍ sword hanging on​‍ his waist.

“Captain‌ Lunia. Thanks for‌​ your work in‍ hunting demonic beasts.”⁠

“How‍​ are the other‌⁠ groups?”

“All⁠​​ the groups have​ returned except for‌‌​ Groups 13 and‍​ 19.”

“Send‍​‍ a messenger hawk‌⁠​ and see what‌⁠ is going on.​ Have groups with​​ fewer casualties on‍‍⁠ standby.”

“Yes​‍ Captain. And…”

The​ old swordsman wearing⁠ butler clothes turned‌ towards us. To⁠ be exact, he‍ was looking at​‌⁠ Alicia who was⁠‍ standing right next‌ to me but​ Lunia opened her‌​ mouth before he​​ could say anything.​

“They’re‍ her friends. Guide​‍‍ them to a place to stay‍ at.”

“Understood.”‍‌

“Alicia.‍⁠ You come with‍‌⁠ me.”

“Aht.‌ Okay…”

With​⁠⁠ an intimidated look‌‌ on her face,​ Alicia followed after​‌ Miss Lunia who‌‌‌ was still giving‍⁠ off a chilly‌‍ aura. Yuel seemed‍​ bugged by that​⁠‌ sight, and asked‌ after tugging at‌ my sleeves.

“Where​⁠ is Alicia going?”‌

“This‌ is her house​ so she probably​‌ has her own‌‌⁠ room.”

“…I​‌ see.”

“Esteemed​​ guests, please follow‌⁠‍ me.”

We⁠‍ followed the butler‌‌⁠ to the guest​⁠ rooms and unpacked‍⁠ our belongings in‍ our designated rooms.‌

Two⁠ hours later, I was resting at‌⁠ the given room‌‍ when the same‌​ butler came looking‌‌⁠ for me.

“Mister⁠‍‍ Korin Lork. Captain‍‌‍ Lunia is looking​⁠​ for you.”

Right,‌ I was waiting​⁠​ for it. There​ was the talk​ about marriage, and⁠‍ there were a lot of things‌ I wanted to​​ ask her.

“This​‍‌ is Captain Lunia’s​ building.”

Her‍ house was as​​⁠ tranquil and rigid‍ as herself, but⁠‍ the garden, ponds,⁠⁠‌ and the antique​ pieces of artwork⁠​ decorating the corridor⁠ indicated the position⁠ she had in‍ the Arden family.‌‍⁠

She​‍‌ was one of​⁠⁠ the successor candidates.‌‌ If Alicia wasn’t‌⁠ there… no, even⁠ with Alicia there,‍‌⁠ Lunia was pretty‍ much already set​‍ in stone as‌⁠⁠ the future family‍ head.

“You’re​‍‌ here.”

Lunia​ was standing firmly​‍ and behind her‌​⁠ was her house​ that would come‍​ out in a palace in Korean‍‌ historical dramas.

As‍‌ always, she was⁠‌​ a very upright‍ person. Her long‌​​ hair was falling‌‍‍ down in a straight line as⁠‌‍ if they were​‌​ being supported by​ metal frames, and⁠‍‌ despite the abundant⁠‌‌ lines of her‍ body that couldn’t‍‌ be hidden with​‌ a martial uniform,‌ she still reminded‍‌ others more of‍​⁠ a grand general‍‌ ruling over the⁠ world than a soft lady.

“Why‌‍ don’t we sit.”⁠​‌

“Sure.”​

I sat down on‌ a cushion in​⁠‌ front of a small table and‍‍ so did she,‍ before picking up‍ a teapot and‍​​ pouring its content​⁠⁠ onto the pre-prepared‍‌‍ cup.

“So,​‍⁠ I heard you’re⁠ almost 18.”

“I​ am the same⁠ age as your‍ sister.”

“I‌ will ask just‌ in case. Are⁠⁠ you married?”

“Umm…‍ Of course not.”‌

“I‌‍ see.”

Picking⁠ up her own⁠⁠ cup, she drank​‍​ her tea. It⁠ was such a simple set of‌​ movements but even‌ that was void​ of any noise.⁠⁠⁠

“If‍ you do not‍​ have a partner‌ yet, what do‌⁠ you think about⁠‌ marrying me?”

“…Are​ you serious?”

“Do⁠ I look like​​ someone that would‍‌‍ spout falsehood?”

She‌‌‌ wasn’t… I had⁠ known this person‍‌‌ for over 3 years and I had never seen‍‍​ her tell even‍​⁠ the smallest of‍ lies.

“Objectively⁠‍ speaking, you are‌ a magnificent seed.⁠‌ Your martial talent,‌‍⁠ as well as⁠ your hard-work are‌​ exceptional. And your⁠ face, well, I would say it’s⁠⁠ not bad according​‍ to my standards.”‌​‍

“I⁠ didn’t know you‌ cared about appearance⁠ as well.”

“I​‍​ am also a woman. Of course‍‌ I would be⁠‌‍ interested in the‌‌⁠ face of my‍‌ spouse that would⁠ embrace me at⁠ night… Do you⁠ by any chance⁠‍⁠ have sexual dysfunction?‌‌‌ That would be‍⁠ slightly problematic.”

“Please…!”‍​​

Noona!​‌ Aren’t you a bit too straightforward?⁠​

“What‍⁠ exactly is your​‌ intention? If you​ are suddenly asking‍⁠ for marriage, you‍‍ should explain the⁠​ reason to me​ at the very‌⁠ least.”

“Hmm.⁠‌​ I thought boys​‌‌ your age are‍‌ so healthy they​ think about marriage‍ just from touching‍​‌ hands. If a woman at my⁠​‌ level asks for⁠ your hand in⁠‍ marriage, I believe‍⁠‌ it would be​​⁠ normal to accept‍⁠​ it at once.”‌

“Most⁠‌ teenage boys are‍​‌ stupid, but they‌​ are not stupid‍‍⁠ enough to decide‍ about marriage just​ like that.”

“Really?”⁠‍

“…For⁠ the most part.”⁠​

Well…‍ Lunia was indeed‌ a beauty. Her‍​ body resembled that​‌ of a top-notch‍ model and the⁠‌⁠ abundant feminine lines‍⁠ of her body⁠ made her both​ cool and beautiful.‌

However,‌⁠‍ this was different​​‌ from that. Marrying‍‍⁠ into the family‌‍ as the son-in-law⁠‍ was a totally‌​ different story.

“Have‌ you heard about​‍​ Alicia becoming the‍​ Captain of the⁠‌⁠ 5th Sword Squad?”‌‌‍

“Yes,‍‌ I did.”

That​ was in the‌‍⁠ newspaper that I read before getting⁠‌‍ on the wyvern.⁠​⁠ Even Alicia didn’t​ know about her⁠⁠ own promotion but‍‍‌ she had to‌​‌ become one because‌​‍ it was personally‍ declared by the‌ Sword Emperor, the‌‌‌ previous family head,‍⁠ who still had‌​‌ an absolute position‌‍ in the Arden‌ family.

“That⁠⁠ senile old man‍ suddenly showed up‌‌⁠ and declared to‍​‍ make Alicia captain‍‍‌ over the 5th‌‍​ Sword Squad.”

I had a rough‌ understanding of the​‌‍ situation after hearing‍‍‍ that.

“Well,⁠‌‌ it was only‌⁠ a matter of​‍‌ time after beating⁠‌ me in the​‍ Sword Challenge. I was going to⁠ make her go‍‌ through a procedure‌ and let her⁠⁠​ take over the‍ 2nd or the⁠ 3rd Sword Squad,‍‍ but…”

It‌ was unfortunate timing‌​ – Garrand the‌​‍ Sword Emperor, who⁠ lived by himself‌​‌ in seclusion away​‍ from other people,‌‌ suddenly showed up⁠‍ and appointed Alicia⁠⁠‍ as the captain​​‌ of the 5th​‌ Sword Squad.

And‍‌ that just happened​​ to be when‍⁠‌ there was a reporter in the⁠ Arden family.

“But‌⁠⁠ how is Alicia⁠‍‍ becoming a captain‌‍⁠ related to you⁠​ proposing for marriage?”‍​⁠

“The‌ old man left‍⁠​ immediately after saying‍‍‍ that, so my⁠‌ supporters started fretting⁠​ over it. I’m‌ sure you would‌ understand as the​⁠ one who gave​‍ advice to Alicia⁠⁠ and came up⁠‍ with that cheeky​‍‍ plan.”

I had a rough‌​ idea of what⁠ was going on.‍⁠

Before,‌​ Lunia’s position in⁠ the Arden family‍‍​ was matchless. Even‌ though both Lunia‌ and Alicia were​⁠⁠ successor candidates, Alicia‌⁠‌ was far from​⁠⁠ her level in​⁠ both legitimacy and​ skill.

However,‍‍‌ Lunia’s social position⁠‍ must have started​ wobbling after her‍ defeat, because she,‌‍⁠ the alpha of⁠‌‌ her group, had‍ lost and was‍ no longer at⁠‍⁠ an advantage in⁠ terms of skill.‍‌

“Political‍‌‌ marriage… is it?”⁠

“Exactly.​‍ Currently, there are⁠‍‍ many ongoing talks⁠​ and proposals with​‍‍ the rich families‍ of the east‌‌‍ and famous swordsmen.”‍⁠

“Recovering‌ the previous position​ with a political‍‍ marriage. It is⁠‌‌ definitely a strong‍ political move.”

“However,⁠ I do not​ like that. I am too good‍‍ to be treated⁠ like an item‌⁠⁠ in the marriage​​ market.”

“Is‍‌⁠ that why you​‌ want to fake‍ a marriage with‍ me?”

“That‌ is exactly correct.”‍

I understood what was‍⁠ happening, but there​​ was still an​‌ unresolved question in‍‍ my mind.

“But‍⁠ who would dare‌‍‌ force you, Lunia⁠​ Arden, to marry‍‍​ someone?”

How​​ could there be⁠‌ someone who could‍ coerce that heaven-defying‍​ Lunia Arden to⁠‍‌ have a political​⁠‍ marriage?

“My⁠‍​ mother.”

“Ah…”​​

Although‍ there was the‍‌ saying that no‍​ parents in the‍ world could win​ over their children,​ the opposite was​ also true.

****‍⁠​

Alicia‍⁠‌ was stormed by‍⁠‌ visitors immediately after‌‌‍ she unpacked her​⁠ belongings in her‍​ room.

“Miss​⁠ Alicia! I am‍‌ Blah Blah Blah‍‍‌ and I run‌‌ a dojo in⁠⁠ the village under​⁠⁠ Octagonal Mountain!”

“Miss!​​‌ Do you remember‍ me? I saw​ you back when​​ you were very⁠ young; you have‍‍‍ grown so much!”​

It‌‌ was her first⁠‍ time seeing all​⁠ their faces and⁠ she was also⁠‍ very unfamiliar with‌‍⁠ the expressions on⁠ their faces.

Alicia‌⁠ was the result‌⁠‍ and proof of⁠ an illicit affair⁠​ that wasn’t even‌⁠⁠ from a concubine.‍‌ That was why⁠⁠ her presence was​‍ barely ever acknowledged​​ in the Arden​ family.

The‌‌⁠ atmosphere had changed⁠⁠​ ever since the‌‌ Sword Challenge with​​ Lunia, and even⁠‌ in the summer​​​ holiday, she had​‌​ seen a few​⁠‍ expectant people but‌‍‍ it wasn’t to‍​ this degree. As⁠‍​ for why they‌ were being so‌⁠‌ explicit with their⁠ approach, she could‍‍‍ only think of‌ one reason.

“It’s‍​‍ probably… because of​‍ grandpa.”

He⁠‌ was like the​‌ emperor of the‌‍⁠ Arden household. Sword​ Emperor Garrand – it was by‌ his sudden demand⁠‌ that she had‌‍ been appointed as​‌‍ the captain of​ the 5th Sword⁠⁠​ Squad.

“What‌​⁠ is he thinking…?”​‍

It‍​ had been like⁠‍ that all along.​​‍ Garrand had ignored​​⁠ all the objections⁠ and had forced​ Alicia to become‌​​ a successor candidate.⁠‌ It was ever​⁠ since that day​‌ that she, the‌‌ nuisance of the‍⁠⁠ family, had turned⁠ into more of⁠‍ a nuisance that‍​‌ was ignored and​​‍ disregarded.

“Miss.⁠‌‍ This is a sword we made​‌​ at our smithy…”⁠​

– Thud!

It⁠‌‍ was then. Someone‌​​ walked into her​ room after pushing​‍‌ the door wide‍‍ open.

She‌‍⁠ was a beautiful‍‌⁠ lady with jet-black⁠‌ hair and a sharp pair of‍‍ eyes that resembled​‍⁠ obsidian, who gave‌ off a similar‍‌‌ aura to Lunia.​

“L,⁠‍⁠ Lady Sophia…”

Sophia⁠ glared at the‌​​ merchants and dojo‌‍‌ instructors that were‌‌⁠ visiting Alicia. She,‍ the blood-related mother‍​ of Lunia Arden,‍‌ was the lawful‍ wife of the⁠‍ current family head,⁠‍ Jade Arden.

“Do‍⁠ you have any‌⁠⁠ more business?”

“N,⁠‌ no we do⁠ not!”

After‍‍ receiving a glare​​‍ from her, the⁠​‍ uninvited guests hurriedly​‌ left the room.‌‍ Before long, it‍ was only Alicia‌⁠ and Sophia that‌ were inside the⁠ room.

“M,‌​ mother…”

“Right.​‌ It has been​⁠ a while.”

Her‍‌⁠ dark eyes turned‍ to Alicia and​ she spoke with‍ a voice that‌ was as apathetic‍ as her eyes.⁠​‌ Ever since the⁠​ beginning, Alicia couldn’t⁠ help but shrink‍⁠​ tremendously when being⁠​‌ on the receiving​​‌ end of her‍ gaze.

“I​ am sure you‌ have heard it.⁠​ Father has appointed​​ you as the​​​ captain of the‍‍⁠ 5th Sword Squad.”⁠‍

“Yes…‌⁠ but I…!”

“Father’s​ commands are absolute⁠ in Arden. It‌⁠‌ will not be‌‌ reversed by something⁠ as trivial as‍ your opinion.”

There‍ was no hint‌‍​ of condemnation nor​​ criticism in her‍⁠​ voice. Sophia simply​​‍ stated facts with​⁠⁠ a composed voice.‍‍

“As‌​ the captain of‌‌ the 5th Sword⁠‌ Squad, you shall‌ push yourself for‌‌ the glory of⁠ the family and‍​⁠ the protection of‍‌ humanity.”

After‍⁠‍ saying that, she⁠​ placed down a sword.

– Clink!

It​ was a large⁠​‍ single-edged sword that‌ was so long‍ that it was‌ only a little‌ bit shorter than​‍ Alicia herself.

“That​​‍ is the Commander’s⁠⁠​ Sword, the symbol‌ of a captain.‌‌ Choose members of‍ the household at​ will; command them⁠⁠ and distinguish yourself‌ during your stay.”‍⁠

“…Okay.”‌

Alicia‍ didn’t refute. Or⁠‍⁠ rather, she couldn’t.‍ The attitude of⁠ obedience and submission⁠‌‍ that was engraved‍ into her from⁠ childhood was always‍‍​ there.

In‍ spite of knowing​ that these people‍ would never accept​⁠‌ her until the‌‌‍ end, she still​ obeyed them.

****‌

Alicia‌ stumbled out of​ her room.

Staying‍‌ in her room⁠ would only make‍‍‍ her meet more‍ uninvited guests, and⁠‌‌ she thought training​‌ with Korin would‌‍ be a better‍‍‍ option.

Walking‌‌ out of her‍ building, she was‌​‌ headed to the‍⁠ guest rooms when‍⁠​ a familiar voice‍ echoed from somewhere⁠​​ nearby.

“Good.​‍ I will be‌‌‌ waiting for a positive reply from‍ you then.”

“Well…‌‌⁠ sure. I guess⁠ it’s not a bad thing for‌ me.”

“Ah…”​

Those​ were the voices⁠ of two people‌ she was very‍​‍ used to. After‌⁠ realizing that it‍ was a conversation​⁠‌ between her older​‍ sister and Korin,⁠ Alicia quickly hid​‍‌ herself unconsciously.

She‍⁠⁠ then carefully looked⁠‌​ at Lunia.

Despite​​‌ her usual cold‌‌⁠ and indifferent expression,‌⁠ the corners of​ her lips were‌ faintly pointing up‍ and her dry‍ voice seemed more‌ excited than usual.⁠⁠ That was the‍ slight show of‌‍‍ emotion that Lunia‍​ showed very rarely⁠‍ when talking to‍⁠‍ someone she was‍⁠ fond of.

『Korin‌⁠ Lork. How about⁠‌ you marry me?』‌⁠

Alicia‍ suddenly remembered what‍⁠ her sister suddenly‌‍ said. That sentence‌‌​ which suddenly came‍‌ out of context​‍⁠ seemed just like​ what Lunia would⁠ say.

Was​‍ there a reason?‍⁠ Probably, because there​‍⁠ was no way‍​ her older sister​​​ would have talked​ about something as⁠ serious as marriage​‍ without any proper​​ reason.

But⁠ did that mean⁠‍ she didn’t have​‍ goodwill for Korin?‍ That was probably‍‍ not true.

Something​​⁠ Alicia felt during​⁠ the prac test⁠ of the interim​‌ exam was that⁠ Lunia was harboring‌​‌ both curiosity and‌ goodwill for Korin.‌

Respect​ for a warrior‍ who reached a certain threshold as‍ a swordsman, as‌ well as her​ long-time wish for‌‍ the Domain. Putting‌​ aside all that,⁠‍ Lunia wouldn’t have​‍​ given such a proposal if she⁠ wasn’t interested in⁠‍‍ the man called‌ Korin.

“…That’s‍ fantastic.”

Alicia⁠‌​ liked both of‍ them.

Lunia⁠⁠‍ was her older‌ sister of admiration,‍ who had been‍‍‌ like a mother​ to her when​ she was young.​⁠​ Although there was⁠​​ an unwanted conflict‍‌ between them right​ now, she sincerely‌⁠ hoped for her​ happiness.

Korin‌ was also a special person to‍ Alicia.

He‍ had trusted her​⁠​ talents, pushed her‌⁠​ forward and helped‌ her survive against‍‌ her older sister’s​‌​ followers.

A marriage between the‍​ two of them,​ meant that her​ two favorite people‍‌‍ would be becoming⁠‌⁠ closer than anyone​ else.

‘They⁠ look good together‍⁠​ as well…’

Lunia‌​ was the future‌​⁠ successor of the⁠⁠ family who led⁠‌​ forth the swordsmen‌​ of Arden with⁠ her innate leadership‍ and charisma, whereas⁠‌‌ Korin was an⁠‌‌ exceptionally skilled warrior‍ and a good‌‌‍ person.

Unlike‌​​ herself who was⁠ lazy and cowardly.⁠​​

Those‌​ two were an‍⁠ amazing pair and‍​ it was a combination of her‍ favorite and respected‍ people. It was‌⁠​ great that the‌ two of them⁠ would be forging‍ a deeper bond.‌‌⁠

Should​ she support them‌‍ then?

She‌​ wasn’t sure.

It‌‌‌ was probably either⁠‍ because she was‌​⁠ too happy or‍​​ because of how⁠‍ sudden everything was,⁠​ but Alicia was‌⁠⁠ feeling restless and‌‍ fidgety.

****‌

3 days went by‍⁠‌ after our arrival‌‍⁠ at Arden.

Meanwhile,​​ Yuel was busy​⁠ collecting information about‍‍ the ‘Forest of‌​​ Demonic Beasts’ beyond⁠ the borders of‍⁠⁠ the kingdom from⁠ the spirits, and‍‍​ Alicia was busy‍‍‌ running around greeting​⁠ everyone. It seemed​‍ that there were‍‌​ a lot of​‍‍ things for her⁠ to do like‍​⁠ finding members and‍‌ other administration work.​​‌

What⁠ was I doing⁠⁠​ in the meantime,‍​‍ you ask?

“Was‌‌​ today an enjoyable‌⁠ day? The actor’s‌⁠​ voice was even​ better than I expected.”

“The⁠​ catchphrase that it​‍⁠ was the voice‍‌ of heavens wasn’t⁠⁠ that much of​ an exaggeration, was‌‍⁠ it?”

“More‍ importantly, Korin. I want to know​​​ if you enjoyed‌​‌ it.”

“Umm…‌‌ yeah. It was⁠⁠‌ a new experience‍‍ and it was​‍⁠ fun.”

“Hmm,‍​ that is good‍ then. All that⁠​ matters is your‍ enjoyment.”

“…”​​

On​ the way back⁠ to the main⁠‍ buildings, we were‍‍⁠ walking past the​ servants that were⁠ sweeping the gardens.​‌ They stole glances⁠​​ at us but‌ Lunia didn’t care‌​​ a single bit‍‍ about them and​​​ kissed the back​ of my hand.​⁠

“Today‌ was another enjoyable⁠​ day.”

“…Isn’t⁠ kissing on the​ back of the‍‌ hand something I have to do​ as a man?”​⁠

“Hmm…⁠‌ I guess I did what I usually do to​‌‌ ladies as a habit. I will​ lend the honor‌ to you next⁠ time.”

As⁠​ expected of a renowned hero; she‍ was closer to​‍ a gentleman than‍⁠‍ a lady.

– Oh my oh‌‌ my…!

The‍ people nearby created‌‌‌ a fuss after⁠ seeing that but⁠​ Lunia didn’t seem⁠⁠‍ to care.

“I‌​ will see you‌‍⁠ tomorrow. There are‌‍‌ a lot of⁠‌​ things I have​ prepared for you.”‌‌⁠

3 days after coming​⁠ to Arden; I was being fervently​ seduced by Lunia.‍‌‌

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