The Academy’s Weapon Replicator - Chapter 375

Academy’s Weapon Replicator Episode 375 Chapter

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Odin.

Even if you don’t know Norse mythology, this is the name of the highest god that anyone has probably heard at least once.

If there is Zeus in Greek mythology, he is in Norse mythology.

However, unlike Zeus, Odin represents wisdom in mythology. Or rather, should I say that I greedily desire knowledge and wisdom. As it was true in the myths of previous worlds, it is also true here.

“You managed to notice me.”

Odin said. It’s very awkward to say that from Saleh’s mouth.

“I didn’t know at first. Even the fact that God intervened.”

I never felt the existence of God in the first place. Because the series of events was not impossible for humans. Perhaps that is what Odin was aiming for, and that is why it is so late.

Still, it was only after listening to Hagley’s story not long ago that I felt the possibility that God had intervened, albeit belatedly.

Hagley said that the man he met was acting like a ‘knight’, and that was probably true.

And a knight who can join Obsidian is definitely a human of the imperial palace. That also requires considerable status.

If there was a condition that they had to know me well, it would be either Robert or Pascal.

But from my perspective, it didn’t matter either way.

What is important is that both are imperial knights.

‘If you believe that Fili is completely on my side, it means that a knight of that level contacted Hagley without her eyes.’

Spreading rumors by simply wind-catching can be done if you get people to do it.

But approaching Hagley is a completely different matter. Hagley said that the man he met introduced himself as a “journalist,” so he must have introduced himself the same way at Obsidian.

In order to penetrate Obsidian as a ‘journalist’, you need a very clear certificate.

Since Fili didn’t know about it, the only person I could pay attention to was Emperor Bartello.

“I thought the emperor was punishing me.”

“okay. “I thought you still thought that way.”

“But. “I remembered what a smart friend said there.”

──You definitely don’t want to get caught.

Elysia said.

─Maybe the other person is also pressed for time?

A wind catcher that you might not even have realized existed if you had spent enough time on it.

However, because the enemy was in a hurry, Frontier seized that possibility.

And the condition that time is limited does not apply to Bartello at all. Since he is the emperor of an empire, there is no reason to rush.

‘Well, in the end, it was based on trust that Bartello would never do something like that to me.’

This impatience makes no sense to say that Bartello did it, but no one but Bartello could have done this.

That contradiction.

As far as I know, the only thing that could solve it was divine power.

I spoke to Odin.

“You don’t have Saleh’s divine powers to begin with.”

“Do you even know that?”

Saleh is a character without original divine powers. If there had been, it would have been shown a long time ago. At least once in a game I played.

It is known that divine power is something that all people in the empire are ‘innate’. God predetermines the people he will love.

There are very few people who receive divine powers later, and even then, they have to achieve their own achievements.

But I saw it.

Hephaestus was transferred from Edwin, who was the object of divine power, and possessed the golem and controlled it.

Because it was a temporary measure to kill me, the golem did not have any divine power and could not utter a word until I made eye contact, but it was a clear fact that he controlled the golem.

That’s probably what Odin did.

‘Did he possess Saleh, control his body, and use his knights?’

Bartello, who was lying next to him, probably also threatened him. The reason he looks like he’s sleeping right now is probably due to magical effects.

But perhaps that time cannot last forever. Even Odin would not be able to possess someone else’s body forever.

That’s why Odin worked quickly. To get me eliminated from the empire. Even if I noticed the presence of the wind catcher, I believed that I would be faster.

Odin said.

“That’s fun. As expected, there is something special about you, Frontier. Wise men have seen many things. But you are a little different. “It seems like he can read the future and his knowledge is vast… but neither can explain you accurately.”

Saleh’s eyes turn towards me and tilt at the same time.

“You see something that even I cannot see and know something that I cannot know. Frontier.”

“…Your intelligence is just poor, Odin.”

“Yes, that is indeed true. So, being ignorant, I am curious about another thing.”

Odin is clearly speaking while possessing Saleh’s body, so his voice is also Saleh, but his tone of speech is old.

“Of all the gods, how did you know it was me?”

I understand that divine intervention was expected, but I guessed that the god was ‘Odin.’

“I’m not sure. I took about half of it. “I thought that there would be few gods who could possess a human who was not the object of their divine power for this long.”

If it was something that anyone could do easily, I would have been possessed by God and died long ago. Even Thanatos, the god of death, had to use a pre-installed trigger to kill me.

“And Saleh is a descendant of Bala.”

The fact that Fili is a descendant of Bala means that her daughter Saleh is also the same. As a descendant of the Valar, she would have been the easiest target for Odin to possess.

Things would have been easiest if Odin had been able to possess me. But I couldn’t. Perhaps the reason Hephaestus possessed the golem was because the golem belonged to Edwin.

Since I have no relationship with Odin, Odin cannot possess me.

So Odin chose Saleh. I could only choose Saleh. Fili Elysia Aten, a descendant of another Valar. These three would have caught me right away, no matter who they were possessing.

“Right. “Is it possible to speculate because the choice that seemed most reasonable to me was the opposite?”

Odin calmly nodded. As if he had received a lesson from me.

──The reason why Odin takes so much time to have a leisurely conversation with me.

The reason is obvious.

“So how do you feel hero?”

Odin asks me.

“It feels like everything you’ve built is falling apart.”

“….”

Odin doesn’t do anything anymore.

There is no need for that. Because I finished everything I had to do.

“Everyone who revered you as a hero will turn their backs on you.”

“…I guess so.”

“Even if you are criticized and punished for a crime you did not commit, and even if you learn the truth, it will all be too late.”

Odin raised his head. His tired eyes shifted from me to the ceiling.

“Isn’t it so foolish? That’s what humans are like. They don’t even know what to believe. To them, a hero is another way of calling someone an errand boy who protects their own safety.”

Odin said.

This was the image of a group of people he was talking about, who received everyone’s faith and faith from the highest place.

“If you don’t like the errand boy, kick him out and wait for the next errand boy. I don’t think about moving on my own. I’m sorry, Frontier. I also didn’t know things would go this well. But you know. “This is also a result of what you brought about.”

Loaded result.

Maybe if I had dealt with all the empire’s demons after work, things wouldn’t have ended up like this.

Rather than hiding the fact that Lili is a devil, if I report it to the imperial palace before anyone else, trust in me will increase even more.

“Frondier. “There are too many things to protect.”

Odin shook his head.

“Not wanting to let go of everything you’re holding is a desire worse than that of the devil.”

I raised my head when I heard that.

A clear message of ridicule and contempt from Odin to me.

However, my emotions were just calm.

I nodded.

“…Right.”

I finally understood.

“I’ve been waiting to say that, Odin.”

“…What?”

“I guess you really wanted to make me regret it.”

Something Odin keeps emphasizing to me.

It’s just that I made a mistake.

─I just wish I had kept it a little less. The demons of the empire and Lily are not even human.

-There was no need to protect them. That’s why you’re like this, Frontier.

Odin waited for me to say that. All I could have done was just disappear after everything was over.

“Is that so difficult? Odin. “I’m trying to protect it regardless of whether I’m a devil or a human.”

“You are interpreting God’s mercy in your own way, Frontier.”

“Ha ha ha ha ha.”

Mercy is shit.

Living in this world, I know better than anyone else what the gods look like.

“Odin. I already told you. “It’s your victory.”

“….”

“But you’re still here.”

I made too many mistakes in this matter and it was too late.

Odin didn’t have to wait for me, I already knew.

“Thanks to you, I got it.”

“What do you mean?”

“I’m just saying you don’t like this victory.”

That’s probably why he waited for me and spoke so hard.

God wants me to hate humans.

I hope you stay away from the devil.

This is a grateful hint given directly by the Lord.

“Thank you for your hard work, Odin.”

By possessing Saleh, he threatens the emperor and moves the imperial palace to change public opinion.

In the process, I gather the crumbs of the path I have walked so far and use them as evidence to expand the rumor.

Who would have thought?

I can’t believe Odin is moving to this extent to take down just me.

What an honor.

“…You can say whatever you want. “You are now in a situation of no return.”

“okay. I know. “Go.”

I waved my hand at Odin.

Odin still gave me a disapproving look, but soon his eyes closed.

The purple haze that had been around Saleh disappeared and he, along with Bartello, lay down on the bed.

‘…These two will probably be safe. Because it would not be what Odin wants for the emperor or princess to die.’

Odin possessed someone who was not the target of his divine power. That alone would have consumed a lot of mental energy.

It could be said that Odin was the one who lasted for several days, but he probably reached his limit.

If I kill Bartello or Saleh, it would be a very difficult situation for me, but it would probably be the same for Odin as well. Philina Elysia believes in me.

Rather, if clear evidence comes out that I did not kill the emperor, there is a possibility that the wind of public opinion driving me will change.

Above all, this is already enough for Odin.

“ah! Frontier! Lili!”

And after a while, I heard a voice behind me.

It was Philly. She arrived here with Pascal.

Right. Pascal was on this side. So the driver who met Hagley was Robert?

“…Bartello!”

Fili walked towards me for a while and soon found the two on the bed and ran to her. After checking that Saleh and Bartello were breathing smoothly, Fili felt relieved and asked me.

“What happened?”

“…there was divine intervention.”

And I relayed what Odin did using my own reasoning and guesses. Fili was quietly listening to it. The sight of Saleh sweeping away his hair was that of his mother herself.

“…neither of you have changed.”

Fili said after hearing my whole story.

Fili was probably prepared to perceive one or both of them as enemies on his way here.

I have no way of knowing how it feels to have to confront one’s own husband or daughter. Moreover, Philly has a past with Elysia.

For Philly, the current situation must be very fortunate. The enemy was not in the imperial palace, but it happened under God’s initiative.

Sigh –

Fili immediately stood up.

Then he walked past me without even looking at me.

“ruler! “Then the case is now solved!”

Fili’s strangely refreshing voice. I said looking at her back.

“…majesty.”

“Now the remaining problem is the misunderstanding and public opinion of the citizens of the empire. “How can I resolve this?”

“Your Highness.”

“Ah, there was also Mr. Riri’s problem. Hmm, what should I do with this? First, let’s call Zodiac and talk…”

Fili is not answering my call and is just talking about himself.

No, no. That’s not his story.

What you say to me

The instruction is, ‘I am speaking now, so don’t bring up the next story.’

So.

“Mr. Philly.”

I said.

“….”

Only then did Fili’s mouth stop.

The refreshing atmosphere subsided and Fili’s head slowly lowered. Pascal, who was next to him, also lowered his head, and Lili, who was nearby, closed her eyes tightly.

“Thank you so much.”

“…Fron Deer.”

Fili’s head slowly moved and looked at me.

He bit his lip and his watery eyes looked at me with an angry expression.

It’s a face that Fili has never seen before and probably will never see again.

So I was able to become calm.

I was able to smile because it felt like Fili was bearing all of my sorrow.

“I’m saying goodbye here and now.”