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Fortis couldn't understand what this conversation was about for a long time. At first, he thought that, according to local customs, it was forbidden to occupy the room of a deceased person. Then he thought that the headmaster had decided to scare him with ghosts, sorcerers, and psychopaths as a joke, and then there would be some idiotic prank. When Gideon started talking about the newcomer, Fortis thought that this was the real issue, and he needed to help the headmaster put the arrogant newcomer in his place, but Gideon stated that he had other methods. But it turned out that the matter was trivial – he simply decided to move into room 203. Fortis, of course, didn't buy the headmaster's funny excuses and thought to himself that either this newcomer was a real spoiled brat, the son of some tycoon or a powerful gangster, which is why they were making such a fuss, or Gideon was simply assigned to keep an eye on him, Fortis. But the villager kept his suspicions to himself and replied only: "No problem."
Fortis clearly didn't immediately grasp the importance of this decision, judging by the disbelief reflected on his face, but that doesn't matter; everything has its time. Gideon went to retrieve his bag from room 205, and when he returned, he no longer looked troubled.
— By the way, at the beginning of the school year, we were all given weapons. It's a controversial decision, but that maniac was eventually defeated with an arsenal katana, and it was our Futaba who did it – can you imagine, she jumped from the second floor, one strike – and the day was saved! And our classmate helped too. So, new students will probably be given weapons soon; I think there was a complete list of what's in the arsenal in the library; you can take a look in advance.