I Became a Genius at Gigant Academy

Abel looked at Lupus quietly.

It looked like it had been well maintained and there was no difference from when I saw it before.

Originally, there was no case of getting lupus during the practice, but it was different now that the practice was stopped.

Abel put his hand on the aircraft to answer Lupus’s words.

But then.

Woo-woo-!

Suddenly, light began to emanate from the bracelet on Abel’s wrist with a violent vibration.

Reflexively, Abel’s hand covered the bracelet so that no more light leaked out, but the vibrations didn’t stop.

-What, what are you doing?

Rufus also threw a question as if he was flustered as if he felt unusual.

However, there was no way that Abel could know the answer. Because it was completely unexpected.

and the next moment.

Dig!

The light flashed again and the vibrations stopped as if nothing had happened.

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Just as Abel blinked in embarrassment, Lupus’ voice was heard again.

-What was that? It felt like something was sucking me in… … .

However, this time something was a little different.

I heard the same voice, but somehow I felt the presence much closer.

It’s like it’s sitting on your wrist.

‘This… … ?’

Thinking about that, Abel lowered his gaze and noticed a pattern floating on the jewel in the center of the bracelet.

It was a pattern resembling a wolf.

-What is this?

‘Do you know where you are?’

-It feels different, but not too bad, strangely comfortable and secure.

With that said, I was half-sure.

As a result of the previous phenomenon, Lupus moved from Gigant to the bracelet.

But Abel had a strange expression on his face.

Lupus’s words were not easily understood.

Basically, Lupus could be seen as one of the assistive artificial intelligences in the game if I had to categorize it.

Its performance is excellent, but it is very demanding, so it was not difficult to satisfy it.

‘I didn’t even look at Gigant below the Milles level.’

But you say you’re content with having that kind of lupus in your bracelet?

It was absolutely nothing out of the ordinary.

No, I didn’t know why Lupus was suddenly transferred in the first place.

“Mmm.”

Abel pondered, but nothing came to mind.

In the first place, the bracelet she had now was a relic she had never seen in the game.

While thinking so much… … .

“Abel!”

He heard a voice calling his name from somewhere.

Abel told Rufus to wait and then turned his head towards it.

Daniel and Darin were approaching at a rapid pace.

“Daniel. Darin.”

“hey! Are you okay?”

“Gwa, are you okay?”

At both questions, Abel nodded.

“I’m fine. That’s why I’m walking around like this.”

“That’s the case, but shouldn’t you rest well so that there are no aftereffects?”

“that’s right. Mei was still sleeping.”

“Maybe it’s just because I’ve been sleeping too much?”

Originally, he was a sleepy kid, so it was only natural that he stayed up all night and ran around busily.

“Ugh. That might sound right.”

Daniel, who knew Mei well, readily agreed with Abel’s words.

“By the way, I heard from Henna yesterday. I heard the instructors arrived right after I disappeared? Has anyone else been seriously injured?”

“Ah, yes. everyone is fine Qalian hurt his shoulder from overdoing it, but he said it would get better if he took a few days off.”

It would be very fortunate if it stopped.

It wouldn’t be strange if a few people died if something went wrong.

“Anyway, it’s really great. How much did you earn this time?”

“huh?”

Abel asked back with a puzzled look at Daniel’s sudden words.

Daniel said excitedly.

“That giant! Your ownership is almost 50 percent or more!”

“what? why?”

Abel asked in bewilderment.

He must have delivered a proper blow at the end, but the instructors must have finished it off.

There was no particular situation to claim ownership.

Then Daniel continued.

“Have you not heard of Henna? The attack you landed on was a lethal wound. So I was able to finish it comfortably.”

The spoils obtained during the original practice are also distributed among the cadets.

So originally, cadets put in constant effort even if it wasn’t because of their grades when they were in a situation like this.

It was a very good opportunity for those who were not so rich.

Abel had calculated that to some extent and fought like crazy in every battle.

“50 percent… … . Pretty good.”

“Not quite good enough! Because it’s great!”

Daniel said more excitedly than Abel, perhaps because he was not so well off.

Abel smiled and said to calm him down.

“okay. That’s really great. If you get paid properly, I’ll give you a treat.”

“good! I promise!”

Daniel smiled wide with excitement. After Daniel shut his mouth, Darin spoke.

“Hey, Abel.”

“huh?”

“Thank you.”

After parting his lips a few times, Darin mustered up the courage to continue.

“Thanks to you, I was able to come back intact.”

“no. It would have been more dangerous if the instructors hadn’t come.”

“still. Even though it was extremely dangerous during the battle, you fought at the forefront.”

After saying that, Darin lowered his head.

Abel saw her cheeks turn red, and instead of continuing to deny it, he responded with a light smile.

“okay. Thank you for saying thanks.”

“Oh, no. Then I’ll be on my way.”

“Darin!”

Darin ran away without a moment to stop.

Daniel looked where she had disappeared and turned to Abel.

“They are gone.”

“I know.”

“Then I will go too. Will you be back soon?”

“huh. Maybe you’ll come back this afternoon?”

The tent I was using now was just for stability.

It’s not like there’s a big wound or anything, so I’ll be back around afternoon.

Daniel replied that he knew, and went away waving his hands.

Abel checked his aircraft once more and moved on, touching his bracelet.

‘Lupus. I can hear?’

– I hear you.

‘Looks like you reacted to the artifact I got… … I’ll have to find out the details separately.

-Right. It’s not uncomfortable here, so it doesn’t matter. Then, go get some rest.

After showing the reaction that it was okay, Lupus became quiet.

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Judging by the reaction, it seemed that he had switched back to sleep. Abel let out a sigh of relief and continued walking.

But the direction he was heading was not towards the tent. Because I had something to pack before I went back.

And since it wasn’t too far away, I was able to get there quickly.

It was a place where various supplies were piled up, but when I went inside, I saw a man who looked very tired.

Abel greeted him as politely as possible.

“hello.”

The man’s name is Conrad.

He was called a prodigy and genius since childhood, and now he is an authority in the artifact world that no one can ignore.

Although the appearance was just a work-weary social worker.

Conrad didn’t even raise his head and asked.

“What did you come for?”

“I’m here to find something.”

“The name?”

“This is Abel.”

“Abel, Abel… … .”

Conrad, who was rummaging through the piles of papers, picked up a piece of paper and said.

“Here you are. Artifact in the form of a sword. Oh, that’s it.”

Conrad muttered to himself and then walked towards the luggage piled up behind him, and before long he brought back a familiar object with both hands.

“Turn it off. Is this right?”

“yes. you’re right.”

In response to Abel’s answer, Conrad leaned his huge sword on one side with difficulty, then looked at the papers again and said, wiping away the sweat.

“Hmm. Since the place is a place, it has only been briefly analyzed, but it has been confirmed that there are no particular risk factors.”

“Is that so?”

“If there was anything wrong with it, I wouldn’t have returned it right away. However, you will need to conduct a detailed analysis to know exactly what functions it has.”

Although it is called a relic, its essence is an ‘artifact’ after all.

Not all artifacts have a special or complex structure, so of course there was a way to analyze their abilities.

Usually when we think of relics, we think of enormous treasures, but this is not always the case.

‘Rather, most artifacts have nothing special compared to modern artifacts.’

Currently, this world has the technology to create Gigant.

Of course, the artifact production technology was also very good.

As a result, most of the relics of the past often fell short of those of the present.

Except for a few special cases.

“First of all, it is basically not easily destroyed, and the blade will not become dull easily. Would you like to listen?”

“yes.”

Abel immediately raised the sword he had been leaning against.

While Conrad struggled to listen with both hands, Abel seemed extremely comfortable.

“As you reported, it seems the weight is reduced only for the owner. That’s what I figured out first.”

“yes. thank you.”

“Thank you. Let me know if you find any special abilities. It’s not compulsory, but if it’s worth researching, I’ll reward you for it.”

“All right.”

Of course, I had no intention of reporting it or entrusting it as research material.

You can get quite a bit of money, but this is worth more than money.

“okay. Enough… … Oh wait.”

Conrad stopped Abel for a moment, then went behind and brought something.

“Take this. If you just carry a sword around, it looks perfect for being pointed at.”

What he handed over while saying that was an object to help him hold the sword against his back.

At the unexpected gift, Abel bowed his head deeply and said.

“yes. thank you.”

“okay. go.”

“yes.”

Abel bowed politely until the end and left.

It was the same as walking around with a sword in his hand, so as soon as Abel came out, he used the thing Conrad had given him to hold the sword firmly on his back.

‘It’s fine.’

The weight was distributed throughout, and it seemed like it could be easily removed.

‘If I fully open the shape shift later, I won’t have to carry it like this.’

that’s for later anyway.

It was just the right thing now.

Abel smiled with satisfaction and walked back to the tent.

Eventually, Abel arrived at the tent and immediately started packing.

After packing everything and taking a break, an assistant came and guided him to another place.

“Abel!”

It was a tent with the same class.

There were all 10 students in the same class as if they were not moving in groups now.

“Are you hurt anywhere?”

“What is that sword?”

“I heard you went to the ruins? Really?”

Everyone asked Abel a lot of questions, one by one.

Abel spent time answering appropriately.

Time passed again like that, late afternoon.

“Everybody pack your bags and come out!”

Cowl’s booming voice came.

At that, Abel took the things he had packed and went outside.

Then I saw other instructors waiting outside guiding the cadets to one side.

Heading to the location, I saw gigants lined up.

Then, Kaul shouted again in a loud voice.

“Everyone follow the instructions and stand in front of Gigant! Departure soon!”