ReLife Player [Re: Life Player] - Chapter 402

Relife Player 402

[Chapter 117]

[Ain’s Right to Happiness (2)]

Recently at the academy, there was a scene that I could see every morning.

It was a picket activity by Ain students.

[Give us the right to be happy.]

[We want to be happy too.]

The death of telepathist Myung Chae-hyeon.

Her death was tantamount to revealing to the world the contempt and discrimination against Ain that had been carried out knowingly or unknowingly.

It was an event that exploded enough for children who had endured discrimination against society so far to rise up.

[Still sinning against the world! Only those who are born! There is no one!]

[We are! sin! I didn’t build it!]

[We! I am proud!]

Ain, who appeared after < Destruction at the End of the Century >, was persecuted by people who had a fear of monsters.

A society steeped in anarchy implicitly defined them as monsters.

Abandoned by their parents and pushed to the slums, the children had to harbor hostility to the world.

Even so, they had to live, so the Ain kept the resentment in their hearts.

So they grew up to become active players in the industry.

In other words, it meant that the majority of demi-humans had the strongest hatred for society.

Therefore, the movement under their leadership was in a way active and stimulating.

[There is no sin against Ain!]

[Listen to our story!]

The word active is direct.

The word stimulating is peripheral.

His personality was enough to attract the attention of Ain students.

That is why, every morning, Jin Parang carried out a campaign near the lecture building where many students attended, holding a sign with a message printed by Jeon A-yeon.

Other children also held up placards and advertised to passing students.

[uh! hey! Please look at this once!]

[Please look at this once!]

It’s not just picketing.

Ain students used telepathy to induce those who did not show interest in sports.

cheer up! I will support you too!

Isn’t the world a bit like these days? Still I’m on your side

I’ve been thinking it’s a problem for a long time too. I will also promote it to my friends.

Students who were caught or those who confirmed the exercise responded generally positively.

This is because the students belonging to the 3rd generation players who did not go through < Destruction at the end of the century > had a lot of prejudice against Ain, unlike the older generation.

Moreover, it was a situation where the media was talking about what kind of discrimination children had been subjected to in the meantime.

In a way, it was only natural that there was public opinion in favor of Ain.

In that way, the heat of the movement happening outside was reaching inside the academy.

[Instructor! Don’t just go, Instructor, listen to our story!]

[We! I didn’t do anything wrong!]

Then, Parang got excited.

Passionately spreading telepathy, he wanted to let other people know about the pain of the gods.

The ‘random’ telepathy was definitely working, and people cheered enthusiastically.

[With our own hands! Let’s change the world!]

Parang was convinced that he could change the world.

If the movement led by Jeon Ah-yeon begins in earnest, a better world will be created.

[Guys!? why are you walking that way? They said you should come over here and listen to the story!?]

The future is bright.

Jinpa-rang’s heart skipped a beat.

☆

…I’m dying of noise.

My head is pounding these days.

It is because of the telepathy that the gods send every morning.

It was unpleasant and coercive to dig into my head without permission.

Hearing the same message from multiple people made me feel like I was being brainwashed.

Eunha, what’s wrong? The telepathy that suddenly flew in in the morning still lingers in the afterimage… I guess so. That’s why Geon-woong said he doesn’t go in the direction of Gangang-dong these days.

Are you still in touch with him? First of all, it’s the same group. How often do we talk when we meet?

Telepathy was so powerful that day.

After class, Eunha cleared her ears and had a conversation with Seona.

A cafe located on the top floor of the lecture hall.

The café overlooking the academy was a place frequented by influential students.

Naturally, I was in a position free from the ain students who exercised everywhere after class.

If your head hurts too much, tell me. I learned it in class, but in that case, you have to send telepathy to purify your head.

Then, if you make a mistake, your consciousness may be focused on that side.

So you should ask someone you trust. Leave it to me. I’m good at disrespect He also recites prayers well.

…I’ll think about it.

Eun-ha tilted her steaming cup.

Deciding to let the coffee cool down a bit, he set it down on the table.

In contrast, Seo-na tried to drink coffee cautiously, even though it was hot.

What do you say at Jeon Ah-yeon?

It seems that you want to continue like this. He said that before he could rise up in earnest, he needed to gather support from non-Ain people.

The reason Eunha called Seona.

He listened to her and brought up memories of his previous life.

It must have been.

…Ain wave.

Ain wave.

After hearing the aspect of the movement that the galaxy would proceed in earnest, he was convinced.

It was a social movement that took place in a future farther than now in a previous life.

But the reason is different.

Ain, who had been exploited before returning, committed suicide in the middle of Gwanghwamun…

Even if the trigger was different.

The flow could not be said to be different.

If so, the result of the Ajin Wave wouldn’t be that different either.

How many of the secondary academy students participated? It would be more convenient to count the students who did not participate. These days, the kids on our side also go out with the blue oppa. There are probably 4 kids including me who didn’t participate in the sport.

Serena grumbled and said.

It seems that she and her friends, who declared that they would not participate in sports, are being ostracized by the Ain students.

Eunha listened to her complaint.

Since they were children who had a sense of solidarity with each other, her position was embarrassing.

That’s why I was curious about Eunha.

Serena, why aren’t you participating?

Ain, who is well known in the player industry, is also participating in the movement.

People in the world were also condemning the problematic player industry.

The ripple effect was so strong.

Nevertheless, unlike Jinpa-rang, Eun-ha felt strange about Seo-na, who did not participate in the exercise.

There is one thing I felt after becoming a direct descendant of KK Pharmaceutical.

Seo-na brushes back her flowing hair.

She continued, casting her gaze into the dark foreground.

-It seems that changing the world is not as easy as I thought.

okay? huh. The people at the top didn’t seem to be interested in what the people below were trying to do.

I bet Because it has nothing to do with them.

Yeah, so it doesn’t change. It’s not something I’m interested in, and it has nothing to do with me. No matter how much I try to move from below, it seems to be of no use if there is no response from above.

Eunha nodded.

Serena’s words got to the point.

The Ain wave that occurred in the previous life ended there because it was a reform from the bottom up.

Ain wave failed.

And it will fail this time too.

It can’t be done only from below.

It should also be done above.

Jeon Ah-yeon would know.

That is why

Jeon Ah-yeon must induce interest and participation from those who are not Ain before they rise up in earnest.

To promote public opinion so that it cannot be ignored even from above.

Still, when I look at the current social atmosphere, I wonder if it can change.

Well, it’s only for a moment. Can’t you see me?

The coffee is cold.

Eunha took a sip of coffee and pointed at her ear.

It meant that my head hurt from being surrounded by the telepathy of demi-humans.

So will other people.

The way the message was delivered was too coercive.

Now, society may be outraged by the player’s death…

but even so, it’s not ‘my job’ after all.

Non-humans fundamentally cannot sympathize with the suffering of demi-humans.

As a result, the Ain had no choice but to show a different kind of heat from them.

If you think so, you should have told Blue Oppa too. I heard he was busy running around the academy these days.

Eun-ha was more negative about Ain Wave than she was.

So she snapped.

Thinking like that, did you dare to encourage Parang to participate in the movement?

Parangi hyung has always been interested in creating a world where children are not persecuted.

yes.

So… I thought it wouldn’t hurt to experience it myself.

…You’re not saying it’s not your business, are you?

As a result, it’s not my job, so what?

It’s Blue Oppa’s business.

Because it’s Blue’s job. So, you have to do what he wants to do.

Jinseo-na looked at Eun-ha with an absurd face.

A look I don’t like.

Even so, Eunha stood firm in her gaze.

Because there are some things you can’t understand with words.

He’s not the kind of person who will understand what Parang hyung says… If

Jinpalang sincerely wants to create a world for children.

Then you must realize the reality.

That the children are a social minority and at the same time the socially underprivileged.

If you don’t truly realize its meaning, the ideal of blue is just an ideal.

That’s why Eunha knew about it, but didn’t try to stop Parang.

Rather, I was just letting him do whatever he wanted.

Whew… I think your personality is the worst of us. make it efficient

That’s why they say they don’t party with you.

…….

Eunha hesitated while drinking coffee.

Serena stabbed her with a dagger.

Currently, he is having difficulties organizing a party in preparation for the end of the second semester.

Friends are organizing a party with other students.

In the end, he was in a situation where he couldn’t save one person.

tell me honestly huh? what? did you make it What do you mean by weaving?

I mean, it’s suspicious… It’s just a coincidence, a coincidence.

The fox opened her chest wide as if she were proud of herself.

Eun-ha said ahem and was mean to Seo-na, who wiggled her fox tail.

I understand your situation, but isn’t it too strange?

for a period of three years.

Friends hung out with various students in secondary academy.

As a result, they would often spend time with other groups.

Unlike Noh Eun-ha.

Eunha, so you too should make friends from next year. Don’t play with the kids you see every day. … Ha…

Seo-na gave an instruction while saying ahem again.

Eunha let out a grunt and sighed.

So, who are you going to put in the party for the remaining seats?

…I’m thinking about it. First of all, Seo Cheon said he would ask a good navigator. Well then you don’t need me or the other kids to help.

I guess I felt sorry for myself.

Eun-ha was grateful for Seo-na’s consideration and thought about the rest of the party.

In fact, I didn’t even worry too much.

It’s just enough to fill a spot.

This time, only two thousand books should be rolled. It’s quite unfortunate that I can’t teach Kang Si-hyung.

No, wait…

Then, as soon as the conversation stopped, Eun-ha raised her head to her who was looking down at the academy.

Kang Si-hyung, sponsored by KK Group, belonged to Jin Seo-na’s party.

it’s standing

Yes why?

Cheonseo, Sihyung, and Tre…

I hate it.

Cheon-seo Lee and Si-hyeong Kang are exchanged.

The two were guardians with scores with no difference at the moment.

Neither gain nor loss.

However, when he spoke to her, she showed an expression of disgust.

why not?

After all, it’s like this, but I don’t like him. I honestly hate it. It’s just that you can’t help but ignore him because you’re trying to take care of him.

Seo-na did not express her opinion in human relationships.

However, she is expressing her dissatisfaction in such a primary way.

It was unexpected for Eunha.

Either way, she continued to move her mouth.

That kid is too calculating. People can be calculating, but no matter how much you do, you shouldn’t openly show your selfishness. He… he doesn’t.

Eunha It’s because you don’t know. We’re not talking….

We? Who are we?

…girls. Didn’t you know that Cheon-seo Lee always talks to you?

I just want to get to know you…

you. Whose side are you on? …on your side.

Was Lee Cheonseo wrong? Cheonseo Lee was wrong.

The fox pointedly raised the corner of her eyes.

Eunha, who had a good sense of humor, nodded her head as she said.

Then, with satisfaction, Seo-na poured out her dissatisfaction with Lee Cheon-seo for an hour.

…okay. I’ll tell you to refrain.

Are you going to tell him about that…? Then what am I going to be! I just wanted to get close, so I asked you to meet just the two of us.

what do you want to see me

Just know. okay?

…yes.

If so, what were you talking about?

Eunha tried to speak, but noticed and zipped her lips.

I’ve been feeling this lately…

since he entered KK Pharmaceuticals, he seems to have bullied me too much.

Eunha sighed inwardly.

☆

The children rose up.

The National Ain Federation, representing them, shouted in the middle of Gwanghwamun.

[Now there is no endurance and no sacrifice.

We were Ain. Until now, we have been hated for resembling monsters.

Also, they could not be treated as human beings and sometimes had to be treated worse than slaves.

We are underdogs. No strength. So I endured and endured again.

But I will not stand it anymore. We are about to make a decision to fight to find a humane life rather than die like dogs.

We have the right to be happy too.

We are human too.]