Chapter 953

Necromancer School’s Summoning Genius Chapter 953

Meryl decided to go back first while Simon stayed in the forest and did some more personal training.

Void, a technology that combines darkness and divinity.

I felt like I got a little hint from Lirinet’s class. I wanted to continue training as quickly as possible before this feeling disappeared.

Simon, who had carefully spread the mana barrier around him, sat down, closed his eyes, and focused.

‘Pitch black in one hand.’

Gurgling!

A very small amount of jet black gathered in the palm of my hand.

‘Divinity in the other hand.’

Uuuuuuuuuuuuu anything,

a white divinity rose warmly onto the other hand.

‘If you put it together-!’

The key is will and faith.

Keep both.

We have the will to merge and we have the belief that we will complete the void by combining.

-Teaching order to chaos. A miracle is born when jet black and divinity purely embrace, accept, and fuse each other without any other elements.

‘Future Simon’, who used Boyd freely, certainly said something like that.

Simon boldly put his hands together in the center.

――――――――――!!!

A huge explosion occurred.

The result was failure.

Even though the impact was controlled with as much force as possible, the explosive force was enormous. Simon, who had failed, lay down.

‘It doesn’t work either.’

Then he got startled and jumped up from his seat.

‘No, the key is faith! ‘A belief bordering on brainwashing.’

I had no faith all this time.

All you have to do is have faith, right?

Why haven’t I been able to do this easy thing?

My future self did it, so of course I can do it now, right?

Simon thoroughly armed himself and tried again.

Kukukukukukuk!

Failed again.

I tried it several times, but the results were not good. A definitive understanding was still lacking.

‘I thought it would be possible to combine will and faith appropriately, but something is unclear.’

Itchy feeling.

I think I understand, but I feel like I’m just a few steps short.

I wanted to go to my dorm and refine my theory a little more. I decided to stop today’s training here. ‘Why not?’

Then he got startled and jumped up from his seat.

‘No, the key is faith! ‘A belief bordering on brainwashing.’

I had no faith all this time.

All you have to do is have faith, right?

Why haven’t I been able to do this easy thing?

My future self did it, so of course I can do it now, right?

Simon thoroughly armed himself and tried again.

Kukukukukukuk!

Failed again.

I tried it several times, but the results were not good. A definitive understanding was still lacking.

‘I thought it would be possible to combine will and faith appropriately, but something is unclear.’

Itchy feeling.

I think I understand, but I feel like I’m just a few steps short.

I wanted to go to my dorm and refine my theory a little more. I decided to stop today’s training here.

So Simon passed through the forest and returned to the dormitory where the recruits were staying.

***

-Really?

-So good!

Several classmates were sitting at the table and chatting.

Simon pretended to take a towel and listened to the story, as there might be information that could be a hint about the identity of the saint or the murderer.

-Would you like to go to the library and study for next semester in advance? They say there are many amazing and secret books!

-No. The door would have been closed by this time.

Simon’s ears perked up.

‘library. Yes, there was a library!’

Even so, I definitely wanted to visit ‘Fnel’s Library’ when I go up to Sky Island someday.

Simon still had many unanswered questions. Here at Afnel, you may be able to obtain information that you could not find out from Keygen. There will also be hints of chaos and voids.

‘Will I ever have another chance to enter Afnel’s library in my future life?’

When I thought about that, I became even more determined.

***

After finishing the evening roll call and waiting for the night to get deeper, Simon sneaked out through the window.

Although a strong sacred barrier was spread throughout the dormitory, selected students and dormitory officials registered as sacred were able to enter and leave freely. In addition, I asked the lodging staff in advance about the location of the library, so I was able to move around without getting lost.

The Holy Federation had tight security even at night, but Simon’s know-how in crossing the wall from Kizen to Rochester did not go anywhere. He moved against the wall of the building, holding his robe tightly.

After a long adventure that lasted two hours.

‘It’s here.’

Arrived at Epnel’s ‘Sacred Great Library’.

The front door was closed, but he climbed up the wall, forced open the high-rise bathroom window, and came inside.

‘I did it!’

Simon crept down the stairs and entered the first floor, where there were the most books.

In complete silence with all the lights off.

Simon looked around to see if anyone was around and created a ‘light’ spell that illuminated the surroundings.

I suppressed the light as much as possible, making it bright enough to barely see the name of the book in front of me, and then looked through the bookshelf.

‘Now what should I look for first?’

“Will you remain unwavering and use white magic even after peeking at the unnecessary truth, or will you fall into a slump and struggle? “I’m very curious.”

She turned her back and walked away.

“I will be sitting on the bookshelf west of the main entrance on the first floor. “If you have any questions, please come and talk to me at any time.”

“Now wait a minute! This key is...!”

“After you come back, put it in the book you saw. “You can use it as much as you want before I collect it.”

I hope you find the truth you want. After saying that, she slowly disappeared into the darkness.

Simon looked at the archive key lying in his palm.

‘...Is it a trap?’

However, if you think about it a little, there was no reason to go through the trouble of selling traps. All you have to do is just capture yourself and hand him over to the Inquisitor.

-But sometimes there are unusual people. Like you and me.

No matter how much I thought about it, the eyes I saw at that time were eyes that were happy to find their own people.

Simon grabbed the key and went to the bookshelf on the west side of the main entrance on the first floor that she had mentioned.

“.......”

It was true.

She was resting her chin on the bookshelf and looking through the pages.

Simon struggled. I don’t know what kind of illusion she has, but since she gets caught anyway, it’s a matter of when she reports it or not. If so, there is no need to hesitate.

‘Goes!’

Simon grabbed the keys.

***

Simon confidently entered the archives, a restricted area.

When I inserted the library key into the indicated location, the bookshelf split to the left and right, revealing a secret space.

A place full of dust and the smell of old books. This is Afnel’s ‘secret archive’.

The moment Simon stepped in, the door to the archive closed.

‘...and.’

I was a little dazed.

I never thought it would be such a dizzy place. All kinds of books and bookshelves were floating in the air. It seems like this happened because of an old book that is sacred, but it doesn’t seem to be managed properly.

The ceiling was full of Bibles floating in the sky, but Simon first looked at the books normally placed on the shelves.

‘What is all this?’

On one bookshelf are records of all kinds of annihilation.

Destruction record.

There were full records of annihilation.

The Holy Federation eliminated entire cities and clan residences without anyone knowing, then built a new city there and changed its name.

Elimination of heresy.

Uncooperative attitude towards the Federation.

The reasons were many, and the history was full of all kinds of terrible destruction. All of this is for the divinity of faith.

‘It’s scary.’

Simon shook his head and moved to find his original purpose.

Justinian I’s records were easier to find than I thought.

From the first chapter, his actions gave me a headache. He was a painted image of a great pope, but he had terrible taste in all kinds of women. It wasn’t for nothing that I was connected to the Shayley family, which enjoyed torture.

and.

‘I had a daughter.’

Justinian I was known to have had no proper children. The history books say that he eventually handed over the papacy to his disciple, opened the door to heaven, and left.

The person who later claimed the name of Justinian II in history was not related to him.

However, the truth was that the second Pope, sick of the tyranny of the aging Justinian, killed him and ascended to the papacy.

‘So then, what happened to that daughter...’

Simon’s eyes widened as he quickly turned the pages.

A black and white illustration drawn on one side of the bookshelf.

It depicted a woman clutching a flag.

‘This can’t be...!’

Jump, jump, jump.

Simon’s ears, which had become very sensitive at that time, perked up.

I heard a sound outside. Simon glanced at the watch he had kept in his pocket.

‘Ugh, how much time has passed already?’

If things continue like this, cleaners will come in this direction.

It was unfortunate, but I couldn’t push myself. I had to leave right now.

‘Let’s come back tomorrow and check.’

***

Simon returned to the dormitory safely.

I had a bit of trouble sleeping yesterday because what I saw at the library was shocking. As I was coming down the stairs of my dorm, stretching hard, I felt piercing gazes from both sides.

On one side was No. 1 Meryl and on the other side was No. 3 Maricello.

When Simon moved his gaze, Maricello turned his head in annoyance, and Meryl continued to glare as if provoking him.

“Oh number 10.”

Following Simon, Sway, the only male student, approached and linked arms.

“I’m popular with my sisters. Do you want to go somewhere fun tonight?”

Why do I keep getting involved with these guys?

Simon sighed deeply.

So we went outside and today’s class began.

“Rous! Nice to meet you, everyone!”

Lirinet said with a grin. My classmates also said ‘Rausu!’ He shouted and greeted me.

“Today we are going to take a new math class! “We have a special teacher!”

Lirinet stepped aside and the students’ mouths opened wide.

‘hi.’

The special teacher waved his hand and secretly mouthed a greeting to the surprised Simon. Then he held his back and cleared his throat.

“Hmm. From now on, I am your temporary new mathematics professor.”

Saint Lethe of the Star.

She continued speaking, looking intently at Simon Lethe.

“Of course, I have no intention of just passing it on as a temporary thing. What kind of magical powers do you have and what skills can you use?”

Ouch!

She clapped her hands vigorously and raised the corners of her mouth.

“Would you like to take a look?”