Episode 40

Mahol’s body twisted wildly under his hand.

He tried his best to somehow get out of my hands.

I had no intention of letting go.

He held Mahol’s neck with one hand and made a fist with the other.

‘When you lose your temper, the answer is to make you faint.’

When Mahol loses his temper, words cannot calm him down.

As he listened to dozens of poisonous voices, trying to calm them down was like throwing a stone into a stream.

To calm him down, you have to dam the stream not with small stones called words, but with huge stones called violence.

Puck Punch –

I put my fist in the face.

I felt my skin being crushed and my bones being broken by my fist.

“Whoop... Whoop...!”

He just took a deep breath as if it wasn’t painful and didn’t scream.

He just turned his head to avoid my fist and then tried to release the restraints on his now suppressed body.

“Just faint. “This too is difficult.”

Doing the same thing repeatedly was also quite frustrating.

I’ve been swinging my fist for about ten minutes now, as if I could finish it quickly.

Pop-pop!

I didn’t even adjust my strength.

I wanted to quickly knock him out, so I punched him with all my might.

The strength of my fists shouldn’t be that weak, but I got a little tired of seeing them last this long.

‘It looks like those voices have awakened properly.’

I don’t think it can be sustained simply by the will of one person.

Voices.

The source of power that strengthens Mahol and the will to turn Mahol into a murderer at any time.

It is impossible to endure this far without all of them awakening.

“Huh...”

With a short deep breath, the sound stopped coming from Mahol.

Have you finally passed out?

no. It is impossible to let down your guard. You must not let go of this hand.

Alarm bells began to ring in my head and my heart pounded.

Cold sweat ran down my back, dampening my clothes.

“It hurts...”

Mahol opened his mouth.

A very small voice.

He muttered in a voice so small that you couldn’t hear it unless you listened closely.

“It hurts, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts...”

I got goosebumps.

The sight of him muttering just one word over and over again couldn’t have been that creepy.

“How far have you fallen?”

Even the voice changed and there was no trace of Mahol.

“...It hurts me. “It hurts, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts...”

His neck was bent in a deformed manner and he glared at the group of students being carried away by the teachers.

His scrunched up face became increasingly dark.

As if covered by a shadow, his body tried to escape my hand.

I’m the one hitting him now, but he was targeting the Iljin members.

“kill.”

My hands felt empty.

I ran right away without even thinking.

“Bow!”

“what...?”

I quickly lowered my head as I saw the teachers rushing towards me.

He grabbed the teacher’s shoulder and swung his legs in the air.

Quaaaang!

I felt a heavy feeling on my leg and a black ‘lump’ was thrown out.

Mahol, covered in black, stared at me quietly.

A shadow covered the window and the entire class suddenly became dark.

His red eyes looked at me in the dark.

I could see the emotions in those eyes.

Don’t disturb me.

He gave off the impression that he would kill anyone who interfered.

It was overflowing with life and filled the room.

“Teachers, please gather the cadets together and protect them right now.”

“....”

“right now!”

“Uh uh...uh!”

They were in a daze and hurriedly took the cadets and took them to a corner.

Each of them took out their swords and staffs and prepared for Mahol’s attack.

‘It would be nice to get everyone out.’

The entire entrance and exit were blocked by the shadow.

I don’t really want to fight to protect someone.

It was necessary to suppress ‘it’ in order to wake Mahol.

The best way to do that is to stun him, which is what I was trying to do in the first place.

Kaang!

The flying blades did not pose much danger to me.

The reason why I am afraid of ‘it’ is not only physical, but it is also largely mental.

Endless curses and familiar voices that make people’s hearts pound.

Those factors touched people’s trauma and made it difficult to deal with ‘it’.

Every time Ahar met Mahol, he couldn’t bear it because he heard the voices of the villagers asking for his life.

‘I am different.’

There was no trauma of any note.

If you really want to find out, it’s just that he spent several years as a minor actor.

-Do not come! I’ll kill you!

‘It’ was rather embarrassed to see me approaching so calmly.

The murderous side that he had shown before has disappeared and now he is shabby and is using evil against me.

Standing close to ‘it’, I looked down at ‘it’.

The shadow that covered his face disappeared, revealing a pale-faced Mahol.

-Are you going to hit me?

Mahol looked up at me pitifully with his face.

The guy who was trying to convince me not to hit him.

“Why do you ask the obvious?”

I swung my fist without the slightest hesitation.

Pereook –

With a cheerful sound.

Suak –

Something sharp grazed my cheek.

I already guessed that he was making a fuss behind his face that was begging me not to hit him.

“It would be a shame. “If it weren’t for me, it wouldn’t have been successful.”

-What are you! What! Argh!

‘It’ screamed and struggled.

Watching the action calmly, he swung his sword and deflected the flying things.

He punched ‘it’ in the face with his other hand.

It was a little uncomfortable to see Mahol’s face exposed, but who wants his body stolen like that?

-It hurts, it hurts! That’s it!

‘It’ screamed and the shadows that covered the class began to disappear.

“My arm hurts, so let’s pass out quickly.”

It was a continuation of what I had just done.

He took turns hitting his entire body until he fainted.

Philtrum, solar plexus, shoulders, thighs, etc.

I aimed for the area where I would faint as quickly as possible, without any emergency.

-it hurts. I don’t like it... uh...

I could see with my eyes that the shadow of ‘it’ had completely disappeared and my consciousness was blurring.

‘Just a little more will do.’

Is it because I was relieved to think that this would soon be over?

I

couldn’t sense anyone coming in through the door.

“uh? “What on earth is going on...?”

I heard a voice that I shouldn’t have heard.

The owner of the voice I most wanted to hear was the vice principal.

The vice-principal, who went inside and looked at the disaster, immediately looked at me swinging my fist at Mahol and then stiffened.

-...consensus.

A voice full of life came from below.

Its body heaved, twisted its joints in a strange way, and slipped out of my hands.

-I will kill you!

The person Mahol has the most grudge against.

With his appearance, ‘it’’s consciousness returned.

“ah... Mr....”

I let out a small sigh and ran after ‘it’.

He was the person I least wanted to save, but ironically, he should not die now.

No, you must not die from Mahol.

If Mahol is labeled as a criminal, he will be in trouble.

I grabbed the head of the ‘thing’ that was attacking the vice principal and pinned it to the ground with all my strength.

Quaaaaaaaaa!

A huge roar went out, but instead of stopping there, he grabbed his head and hit it on the ground.

-....

Only after taking dozens of shots did ‘it’ lose consciousness and disappear.

Grumble. Mahol’s forehead was broken and bleeding.

“Oh uh... blood...!”

The vice principal sat down on the ground and looked at me blankly.

“Are you going to stay like that? You need to take care of it.”

“Uh uhh.”

The vice principal nodded absently and moved as if possessed.

A day after Mahol’s accident, the academy became very noisy due to the visiting nobles.