It’s Really Big

Of course, she thought the connection with the spirits would be severed.

But the spirits before her…

-Whoosh~.

-Poo-oo-oo.

They were definitely there.

‘What is this?’

Could it be that he’s going this far to give the same feeling as reality?

Since she would immediately realize it’s an illusion if spirits weren’t summoned, he’s giving a fake-out like this.

As expected, he was a thorough man.

“Scary man.”

But Helen wasn’t fooled that easily.

Because she had definitely experienced it.

That in an illusion, no matter how hard she tried, her abilities wouldn’t manifest properly.

Besides, that man had lectured on it himself.

-In illusions, mana often reverses, so your abilities may not manifest properly.

It was a short lecture mentioned in passing during class, but Helen didn’t miss even that short lecture.

No matter how much she disliked the instructor, his skills were undeniable.

“He wants to deceive me this much?”

She gritted her teeth.

She vowed to find the discrepancy Max had hidden in this illusion and break it, no matter what.

“Whatever his intention, I’ll never lose as long as I have the power of spirits.”

Those nerds who tormented her in the previous illusion.

Those thugs who picked fights for no reason.

The professor who ignored her.

She could defeat them all.

“Alright. Then let’s find it.”

This was a battle.

A battle she had to win no matter what.

And then, those thugs from before appeared before her.

“What’s up, Helen? Where’d you go without listening to us, and now you’re finally…”

“Wait a minute, those guys…”

“Huh? What, could it be…”

The swaggering group of thugs turned pale as soon as they saw her.

“You can summon spirits again…?”

“You can see them too. This.”

Then things will go faster.

Helen was famous not only for being able to contract high-level spirits but also for handling spirits better than anyone else.

Even in an illusion, if she had spirits, no one could stop her.

“Guys, teach these friends a lesson.”

-Whoosh.

-Poo-oo-oo.

The wind spirit in the form of a leopard cat bit the thug’s leg.

The earth spirit in the form of an ape grabbed another thug’s shoulder and pressed down.

“Ugh!”

“It hurts!”

The thugs were instantly grabbed by her spirits and couldn’t move an inch.

“Even if it’s in an illusion, you have to pay the price for messing with the young lady of the Silvesta family.”

Helen, who had finally found her place again, looked down at the thugs coldly and said.

Her cheek still stung from the slap she had received back then.

And the size of the anger she gained was incomparable to others.

“Breaking an arm and a leg won’t kill you. So reflect properly. See what happens when you dare to mess with Helen de Silvesta.”

“W-wait a minute…”

Crack!

“Aaaagh!”

The two spirits mercilessly punished the thugs.

She felt a little relieved now.

‘This is just the beginning.’

Max, you made a mistake.

You seem to have given me spirits to trick me into thinking it’s not an illusion.

But I’m going to use that power to mess up this illusion.

Then I’ll be able to find that discrepancy you put in.

She gritted her teeth and looked down at the thugs.

Of course, she didn’t subdue and break them just for revenge.

That ‘discrepancy’ Max mentioned.

It was also an action to find something different from reality that would make her feel that it was an illusion.

‘These guys aren’t the discrepancy.’

If not them, then the existence that could be the discrepancy is…

‘The nerd…’

The man who humiliated her.

The nerd she had paid little attention to, except for the fact that his family name was Propard.

She was still furious at the fact that a guy who couldn’t even make eye contact properly in reality had insulted her.

Even if the opponent was a being in an illusion.

‘That man is definitely the discrepancy.’

If she could somehow ruin that nerd, she could escape the illusion and return to reality.

Then it would be Helen’s victory.

So she would find Propard as quickly as possible.

At that moment, the classroom door opened to the thugs’ screams, and everyone peeked out.

Those who saw the thugs’ broken arms and legs were shocked and rushed over.

“Helen! What on earth…”

Professor Simonde in the illusion called her by her name, not her family name.

Still trying to deceive me?

You’re still going to keep that setting that I was abandoned by my family.

“The only ones who can dare to call me Helen are my father, the head of the family, and my family. So don’t you dare say my name with that mouth.”

“What are you…”

Professor Simonde stepped back.

“How did you get them back?”

“It’s difficult to say I got back what was originally mine. The spirits have been with me from the beginning until now. So…”

-Whoosh!

-Fwoosh!

The high-level wind spirit swept through the central corridor with a powerful wind.

Many decorations in the corridor were ruined.

The academy’s symbols were broken, and the marble on the floor of the corridor cracked.

“Propard, just tell me where that nerd is.”

“…”

Professor Simonde looked at the thugs’ condition and asked her.

“Are you planning to make Propard the same way?”

“Yeah. You’re going to expel him anyway. So I’m going to show him properly and make him leave on his own.”

This was inside an illusion.

It was a space where she could do whatever she wanted.

A place where she could break and ruin anything she didn’t like.

After all, it has nothing to do with reality, right?

“I can’t allow that. You hurting other students…”

“You’re unnecessarily rigid. Just like Professor Simonde.”

He made it more detailed than I thought.

Professor Simonde wasn’t the discrepancy either.

He was rigid and overbearing, but he was the kind of person who would do anything to protect his students in an emergency.

“Okay. Then pretend you didn’t see me and move on. Then I’ll let you do first aid on those guys.”

“…Alright.”

She passed by Professor Simonde.

The students’ eyes turned to her.

Helen looked around to see if Propard was there.

But Propard wasn’t there.

‘I didn’t think it would be easy.’

All the students’ faces were familiar.

He’s thorough in every detail.

I don’t think the students’ faces were this clear before.

I don’t remember well.

In the first place, she didn’t meet that many students back then.

Besides, Helen had no interest in other students who were less than her.

Why would she be interested?

They were all the same people under her feet anyway.

Like the nerd.

‘Could it be that he came to see the other students?’

To make the illusion more realistic and clean?

Just for that reason?

That can’t be it.

Helen walked down the hallway, away from them.

She headed to the deserted old lecture room where she had been dragged by the nerd.

That nerd will definitely be here.

“How did you know to come here?”

When she opened the door, the nerd sitting in the center of the lecture room looked at her.

His sneering expression was one he could never make in reality.

Yes.

That man is the discrepancy.

“I’m here for some revenge.”

The nerd in front of her was just an illusion created by Max, but she glared at him with lingering anger.

That didn’t mean the things she had suffered would disappear.

“Revenge? Ah, that? Seeing you come for revenge as soon as you found a little bit of your spirit power, you’re definitely a Silvesta.”

The nerd chuckled, twisted one side of his lips, and glared at her.

“You won’t be able to get your precious revenge. So give up and just go back to the classroom. Who knows? Maybe the great Silvesta will take you back as their daughter.”

“Don’t insult my family.”

“Tsk, you still think you’re a Silvesta.”

She gritted her teeth and shouted.

“Kill that man.”

At her words, the high-level wind and earth spirits rushed at Propard.

Now those two will tear the nerd apart.

Then the illusion will naturally…

“Sit.”

-Whimper!

-Roar!

And at that moment, at the nerd’s one word, the two high-level spirits sat down.

“W-what?”

Why are the high-level spirits listening to that man?

This can’t be happening.

A spirit contract is a contract that binds souls that can’t be broken simply with magic.

Why are you betraying me now and listening to that man…?

“Remember? Instructor Max said he would recommend me to the Meister School. While you were studying here, I was working hard while attending both the Meister School and the Imperial Academy. I was so stupid back then. I couldn’t even make eye contact with people. U-um, sorry. It’s my fault…”

The nerd, pretending to be terrified, smirked and looked at her.

“Of course, that nerd look didn’t completely disappear. Even now, if someone yells at me, I tremble and get scared. But still…”

He walked towards her.

It was the same as before.

Her power, the spirits, didn’t listen to her.

And the nerd in front of her was getting closer and closer.

“At least I don’t tremble in front of a woman who’s worse than me.”

“You bastard…”

“I figured you’d come here once you found the power of the spirits. So, I kindly inscribed spells all over this old lecture hall and waited.”

“What?”

“I told you, I learned magic from the Meister school. I have more talent than you think, so binding high-level spirits like these is nothing for me.”

“That can’t be… not a loser like you.”

“Loser, loser. Stop calling me a loser!”

Helen involuntarily took a step back at the loser’s outburst.

“Y-You, wh-what…”

“Do you even know my name?”

“Why would I need to know the name of someone like you?”

“Right. You were always like that. Always wanting to be treated like royalty while showing no respect to others.”

The loser approached.

Shoulders shaking as he glared at her, the loser walked past the seated, unmoving high-level spirits and stood right in front of her.

“You overestimated yourself. That arrogance has driven you to this point. You thought you could come here without any preparation and everything would be fine?”

He was slightly taller than her.

And the way he looked down at her was different from before.

With an expression that the real loser would never make, the man huffed and glared at her.

“Absolutely not. That’s your downfall.”

It was clear that this man was a divergence.

This man could never exist in reality.

So, the loser was indeed the divergence, but…

She couldn’t think of a way to deal with this loser right now.

She had recklessly chased after him, thinking everything would be fine once she found the power of the spirits.

“Aeson Propard. Remember it well. That’s my name. Your boyfriend, and the trainer who will tame you here.”

“You son of a bitch, once I get out of this room…”

However, it wasn’t easy for Helen, who had lost the power of the spirits, to escape.

“Seize her.”

The spirits, who should have listened to Helen, obeyed the loser’s, no, Aeson’s words and blocked her path.

“You, why are you doing this? Snap out of it.”

-Whoosh.

-Growl!

“You know the power of high-level spirits better than anyone, so you better think carefully.”

Damn it.

Another failure.

I lost to Max again.

Damn it all.

“Take it off. Show me your breasts first. You know, what we always do.”

“Disgusting. Is all you can do with your newfound power to play with women as you please?”

“Aren’t you the same? It’s just a different method, but you’ve been playing with people too. Isn’t bullying those thugs in the hallway the same thing?”

“…”

“Take it off quickly. Or do you want the spirits to forcibly undress you?”

She endured the humiliation and took off her academy uniform.

And when she took off her bra, her soft breasts with their white skin swayed with gravity.

“Fucking huge.”

He sucked on her pink nipple.

“Ugh!”

A faint moan escaped her lips.