Became a Teacher at Monster Academy

51 – 6. Monbungi and Monberry commotion (8)

When Montberry’s effect was about to end, I retrieved Liline, who was still unconscious in the middle of the forest, and returned.

Additionally, three penalty points were given to Muna as punishment for causing the commotion, and penalty points were also given to Serena for destroying the wall.

After that… the class actually became a blur.

That’s because they all seemed to be embarrassed by the fact that they went on a rampage while they were out of their senses.

It seems like the memory remained.

In particular, Lily’s, who tried to attack me again, turned into a turtle and couldn’t even make eye contact with me.

Anyway… that’s it, that’s it.

I spent the rest of the time casually wasting my time, and it was only after I went to the teacher’s office that I was able to report on the damage caused by the commotion.

“…is it.”

“S-sorry. Marquis… And, that…”

As I looked at Resor, who said, “Thank you for saving me,” I looked at the 10 of them who were directly or indirectly affected by this commotion… thanks to that.

“……”

right.

There were supposed to be twelve, but two were missing.

The reason… was the same as Resor.

The difference was that Resor, who was in the classroom right next to me, was rescued by me, but the other two were not.

Also, there was only one ‘imp’ in Resor’s class, Temi, but the difference was that there were more imps in the two punks’ class.

Muna, who had a truly deep bond of friendship between races, gave some monberries to the imps as a courtesy.

In the end… the ‘fate’ of the two young people was decided like that.

Unlike Resor, who was ‘passing out’ while being crushed by Temi, those two were unable to come here because they were squeezed by the imps and came to the brink of ‘recovery’, no, ‘repair’, and headed to the infirmary exhausted.

“…The good thing is that they are both single.”

“Marquis…?”

“I guess there’s nothing we can do about it.”

This is how things turned out.

Whether it was a fait accompli or not, it was true that the two had become responsible for those imps.

so.

This was all I had to say.

“…Tell them both to take proper care during the holidays.”

No matter how slow it may be, I decided to express my condolences to the young people who will be leaving along with the imps who graduated in three years.

“…But, the Marquis…”

Only then did I see Resor’s expression on his face when he saw my tattered appearance.

“…Luckily I was able to escape.”

“I see… I… I’m glad.”

I looked at Resor, who was sighing in relief, as if he was worried that even I, a blue-blooded person, might have been ‘attacked’ by monsters, and then I said,

“…You are the problem rather than me.”

While I was evacuating, the ending had already been dealt to me, and the ending had already been decided.

Resor too… ‘he just didn’t get hit’.

At my words, Resor looked at me with trembling eyes.

“…But didn’t you say that this situation was caused entirely by that Monberry? Courtesy, you said the Marquis took care of Montberry…?”

“okay. yes. But still, isn’t it true that you… saw it?”

Did you just look?

It was laid there.

I’ve instilled in them the idea that if I show them my ‘underwear’, it means a marriage proposal.

In fact, it was as if Temi publicly ‘proposed’ to Resor to everyone.

Even if you insert the flag firmly, it means that it is inserted properly.

“Perhaps he will approach you more proactively next time…”

I said the best I could to Resor, whose complexion turned pale at my words.

“Hold on with your wickedness and tenacity. Avoid being alone as much as possible. Oh, be careful with that guy named Sonya too.”

I might not particularly care if there were people around, but there was nothing I could do to get there.

“…I’ll just leave now. “Everyone, go back and rest.”

No matter what I said, Resor and other bastards who somehow survived today returned, holding in their arms the manual I had given them earlier, as if they had properly understood the situation they were in.

Look at them like that.

I also started writing a report.

Anyway.

Two walls were blown off, a window was broken, and the fact that the two ‘teachers’, Nungnyung, did such and such to the four ‘student’ imps didn’t change.

I didn’t really do anything, it just happened, but it happened anyway.

First of all, as the person in charge here, I had to write a report.

I have to repair the classroom and do other things…

“……”

Just in case, the imps have to ‘drop out’.

A request was also written in the report to recruit more people to replace the nerds who would naturally ‘retire’ along with such imps.

“…Isn’t two people in three days too much?”

It was a situation caused by a Monberry that I had planted to save a few bucks, so I blamed my karma…

anyway.

After writing the report with a sigh, I closed the latch in a corner of the teacher’s office.

There, there was a pure white bird that was no different from the symbol of the empire.

Of course, it wasn’t a real bird.

It was an item given to me as a means of sending a report to Raysonia ‘directly’.

I never thought the day would come when I would already be writing this.

After feeding the report I wrote to the Jeonseoguk golem, I also installed the small magic core that was always in stock on the Jeonseogul golem.

OK.

“Gurururuk!”

A golem with flashing eyes and raising its head.

I picked up the golem, opened the window, and sent it flying away.

Flutter, flutter.

While watching the fast-flying Golem, I also prepared to leave work.

Whatever the case, it will take at least a day for the Golem to reach Raysonia in the capital.

It will take another day to receive a reply.

Even though it’s close to the capital, it’s still a long distance away.

And tomorrow and the day after tomorrow were also the first holidays I got to enjoy after becoming a teacher.

“…I’m going to stay locked in the mansion and not do anything.”

It will definitely happen.

Thinking so.

I returned to my mansion.

The silver-haired beauty frowned as she looked at the ‘global golem’, folding its wings and sitting on the table.

“ha.”

And, yes, the silver-haired beauty.

Cardia Bachart put aside the report she was looking at, took out a letter from her ‘childhood friend’, and opened it.

I could roughly guess the contents.

Not long ago, a letter suddenly arrived from a ‘childhood friend’.

The princess of the water-world werewolf tribe had proposed to her brother, and she had been in trouble after reading a letter scribbled on it asking if it would be okay.

“…There is no way that older brother would accept a monster’s marriage proposal.”

Even when he was taken away to become a ‘teacher’ to teach those monsters, it was my older brother who sighed deeply and said he didn’t want to go to school every day.

of course.

I fully understood the feelings of my ‘childhood friend’, who had now become someone I couldn’t dare to talk to.

She… I knew very well how much she loved her brother, having watched her for over ten years.

Also, I had a rough idea of the intention of my ‘childhood friend’ who sent my older brother to such a place.

He was only supposed to be a courtesy ‘teacher’ right away, so he was given Elysia, a fiefdom right next to the capital, along with ‘marquis’ instead of ‘count’ as originally planned.

For my ‘childhood friend’, who had seen my brother’s deep-rooted ‘hatred’ towards monsters, I would have seen this as an opportunity to raise my brother’s ‘status’ and to shake off the countless rumors of marriage being passed down to my brother.

I, too, was in a situation where I cooperated because I knew how my childhood friend felt.

…At least, it was better than having someone she had never met as her ‘new sister’.

Furthermore…

“…hmm.”

Cardia shook her head with a wry smile as she remembered the promise she had made with her ‘childhood friend’ when she was still young.

I only made that promise because I was still immature at the time.

…It was a promise that could not be fulfilled.

“anyway. “There will be complaints about this and that again.”

With that in mind, Cardia opened the letter and her eyes widened.

“…no.”

and.

Cardia couldn’t help but frown when she saw the ‘request’ written there.

but…

…

“…I can’t help it.”

It was a request from a ‘childhood friend’, so I couldn’t ignore it.

Moreover, that ‘childhood friend’ is no longer just a ‘childhood friend’.

Saying that was all, Cardia wrote a letter saying that she would agree to the request of her ‘childhood friend’, and sent it to Jeon Seo-gu again.

“…Really. “I have a lot of work to do.”

I wonder what he thinks of himself, who is already full of work, as he now runs not only Bahart but also Elysia.

Thinking like that, Cardia smiled at the corner of her mouth.

“Heung, heung heung…”

During the few days she would be away, Cardia hummed and busily moved her hands to take care of the accumulated work.

The next day, early in the morning, Cardia left the estate to fulfill her childhood friend’s ‘favor’.

It was a bonus that her brother was being chased by countless monsters.