"Well, that's right." Tristan nodded in agreement. "So you brought us here?"

"Yes." Hughes said. "Because it's close and it's big.... How do you feel? ”

"It's not good." Tristan held up an arm and said. "Body... It looked like he was wearing heavy clothes. ”

"Think it's armor." Hughes said. "It's good to get used to it."

Tristan nodded, then sighed. "Well, that's what we are. When I first became a skeleton, it took me a long time to get used to it. But now, after becoming the same, I don't fit in with it. ”

"When you changed back to your original state, did you feel heavy?" Hughes asked.

"At the time... At that time, I only felt pain, heavy or something, and I didn't have time to experience it. Tristan said. At that time, you said a lot of rude things to the professor. ”

"I'm just asking about anomalies on my body." Hughes said. "Doesn't the professor always encourage people to ask questions?"

"Even if that's the case, you shouldn't be so rude to him." Tristan pondered. "If he didn't say it at the time, he would be angry."

"Today, you saved us, and I said this to you. After a while, you keep a low profile. When the time is right, I can help you plead for mercy and ask the professor to forgive you. ”

"Thank you for your kindness." Hughes said. "If only we could meet the professor."

"What do you mean?" Tristan's voice grew tense. "You think we might not meet him?"

"Maybe it will be." Hughes said. "I also received that recording, but I didn't follow it."

"Because you don't think that's what he said?" Tristan said. "Now that I think about it, maybe it wasn't really what he said."

"Nope." Hughes said. "Because I don't trust him. Even if those words were really what he said, I didn't believe them. ”

"It's... Why bother? Tristan sighed when he heard him say that. He is a good man and always advises us to 'look at the big picture', although sometimes he has a bad temper and reprimands you.... But didn't he still teach you many spells? It's much better than those nobles. ”

"Of course." Hughes said. "Otherwise, why did I help him attack those nobles? However, that explosion was eerie. The fact that we came back to life from the explosion and then got flesh and blood on our bodies was even more weird. ”

"You mean he shouldn't have saved us?" Tristan asked. "Shall we die?"

"How is that possible?" Hughes said. "But I have to suspect that he's not really as passive as he seems. Possible.... He did something in secret, too. ”

"Even if that's the case, it's okay." Tristan said. "After all, he saved us."

"I can't bear to be toyed with in the palm of my hand." Hughes said. "Especially, when I genuinely want to help someone."

"You don't know what happened to him." Tristan said. "In the early days, how cruel the nobles suppressed him.... If he hadn't used a little means in some places, he would have died long ago. Nor are we and the mages now. ”

"Why didn't Professor Schalz come back to life?" Hughes asked. "In the mage group, a lot of people have also died. Professor Schalz, Chief Dolph.... Did they also suppress Professor Hallwick? ”

"That's the consequence of the violent fluctuations in mana." Tristan said. "At that time, even if the teacher wanted to save them, there was no way."

"What if it's not an accident?" Hughes said. "It seems to me that the wave was either expected by Professor Hallwick or simply cast by him."

"Why do you say that?" Tristan asked. "Do you have proof?"

"Nope." Hughes said. "But isn't he the only one who can benefit from this magic fluctuation?"

"He didn't get anything good." Tristan said. "So many people died, and the castle was destroyed. Do you think that's a benefit? ”

"He explained to us in detail, and before, he was just too tired of the nobles' behavior, and felt that he needed to touch it and fight. However, in the course of the conflict, many accidents occurred. ”

"If you think about it, wouldn't it be better for him to leave the castle with everyone if he could have expected such a thing? Think about it, if he leaves with everyone in the name of experiments. The aristocrats wouldn't have doubted it. ”

"It's like... That's right. Hughes bowed his head and groaned. But..."

"In that case, most of the nobles will die without a little effort on our part." Tristan said. "The few who remain, can't we still suppress it? Let them hand over the family's treasures, or drive them out of the castle--- what will they choose? ”

"You have a point." Hughes said. "But looking at the whole thing, Professor Hallwick's approach is still very suspicious."

"I've heard a contractor say that those big liars, in ordinary times, in the details, never lie, but will be truthful and sincere."

"Only in the most critical, important, and influential places will they mislead, conceal, deceive. Only in this way can they reap the maximum results. ”

"Who told you this?" Tristan was surprised. "How come I've never heard of it?"

"That's what I saw on my computer." Hughes said. "It's just... Something similar to a crystal ball. That show, it should still be on the air, I'll show you. ”

With that, he ran out. After a while, get back a laptop.

After fiddling around for a while, the computer screen started playing.

A very handsome, well-dressed man was talking on a computer screen. Its voice is subdued and gushing.

"Omenica has always dressed herself up as a beacon of humanity, the hope of civilization."

"With a lot of similar propaganda, it deceives a lot of ordinary, uninformed people. It's like the wicked people who pretend to be our friends, but stab us in the back at a critical moment. ”

"Most people, most of the time, don't think. It's not that we don't want to think or don't know how to think, it's just that our lives are very busy, and our energy is affected by various things, so we don't have extra energy to think about irrelevant things. ”

"These wicked and despicable Omenicas take advantage of everyone's tiredness to inject poison into literary and artistic works that everyone uses to relax. Use all sorts of details to hint at them and achieve their goals. ”

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