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Posts from The Empire of Reimia (3)Auto-translated
Having had enough crying, Parfynora decides to take a walk and heads to the academic park. Trying not to think about what happened, she enjoys the beauty of the local nature and the tranquility of the place. Her solitude is interrupted when she spots the silhouette of her mentor in the distance. She decides to follow him and say hello, but soon notices that he is not alone and stops.
Sitting by a small lake was a young man, looking sometimes into the distance and sometimes at the surface of the water. Yuki sat down next to him without hesitation. — Was it you? — It was. — The student seemed to immediately understand what she was talking about. — Amazing deduction," he continued ironically, "how did you know? — I didn't know, but based on the information I had, there was a high chance it was you. — Oh? What kind of information? — Your voice during the preliminary selection for the class representative, your body language, the direction of your gaze. The student clapped his hands, realizing that Yuki had identified his voice either by his handwriting or by tracking which number in the stack the paper he wrote on was. However, the teacher did not find this revelation joyful. — I don't know what bothers me more, the incident itself or your indifference to your own fate. — What are you talking about? I just wasn't careful enough and gave myself away. — Saying this, the student took Parfynora's underwear from the inside pocket of his uniform jacket and put it on his head, as if trying to disgust the teacher. However, Yuki did not react in any way and continued to speak in the same tone as before. — Shogo, you took first place in the academy entrance exams, so I find it hard to believe that you could have made such a mistake. And it doesn't seem like you were trying to expose yourself intentionally. It looks more like you don't care. — Shogo said nothing, and Yuki continued. — The Emperor treats you and other victims very favorably, but you must understand that if you continue this behavior, you may simply be expelled from the academy. — Ha-ha, and then what? Will they lock me back in the lab? This country will never pay for what I had to go through because of it. My little pranks are nothing compared to that. — That is true, it would be foolish of me to deny it. But other students have nothing to do with your tragic past and the crimes committed by the empire. — Sensei, do you know how old I am? — Eighteen. — That's right, eighteen. And at best, I can expect to live for ten more years, and you are already thirty-one. So, you have lived longer than I can expect even with great luck, so don't you think you are not in a position to teach me about life? — If you had applied your intelligence to... — My intelligence won't let me live longer. — Shogo sighed tiredly, took the underwear off his head, and forcefully handed the entire set of Parfynora's underwear to the mentor. — Oh, well, okay, in honor of our very heartfelt conversation today, I promise I won't bother Parfynora anymore. I like Azarina more anyway, and the other girls are not bad either. At this point, the dialogue ended, the student disappeared into the bushes and trees of the academic park, and the teacher, after sitting by the lake for a while, also went back.
Since this event was originally intended to be free for Parfynora as a result of today's events, no event points were spent on visiting it, but the events were somewhat rushed to match Yuki's evening visit.
By the time the mentor came to Parfynora, she had already regained her composure, so she replied in her usual elegant manner: — No apologies are necessary, Yuki. And I perfectly understand the reasons why the name of the perpetrator cannot be disclosed. But I would like to know what measures will be taken to prevent something like this, or even worse, from happening in the future?
— We considered abandoning the use of spare keys, but if something happens to a student in his room, we need to have quick access to the locked room, so we had to abandon this idea. All we can do now is to make sure that no one can take anything from the teachers' office and increase patrols on the academy grounds.