Orphanage 3

A superhuman must be different from ordinary people.

Must become different.

The body was modified.

Because they didn’t cling to human values.

Experiments were conducted.

Because they didn’t place meaning in human morality.

Many obstacles were removed with these hands.

Because they had no human compassion.

And thus, they reigned.

Without any desires.

Just for the weak and innocent people.

If anything interferes with this, it will be completely annihilated.

Even if it were once a benefactor.

A righteous country.

A world where people no longer fear seeing Gates and monsters.

And someday, revenge.

Hunting all the fears in this world.

That would be the righteous compensation that could console all those who died early.

Therefore, a superhuman has no weakness.

Must not have any.

The moment a superhuman develops a weakness, that person falls to become an ordinary dictator.

“…You still live with a personality that takes losses.”

She’s not unaware of this.

Even though she knows.

“How foolish.”

Reminiscing about a former comrade.

Yeon muttered softly.

What does it feel like to be called a loli by someone you’ve just met?

It wasn’t a feeling she particularly wanted to know.

“…Anyway, I’m sorry for bumping into you.”

Han Yu-seol decided to laugh it off.

No matter what anyone said, she was an adult.

They seemed to be around student age.

Isn’t it said that the younger generation these days is more free-spirited?

“Well then…”

Han Yu-seol didn’t have time to worry about childish wordplay.

Her mind was too complicated to invest energy in such things.

She walked for a while like that.

“…?”

They’re following.

“…Do you still have something to say?”

“No. It’s just that we’re going in the same direction.”

Three girls.

“We’re on our way to volunteer at an orphanage.”

“…An orphanage, is it?”

Han Yu-seol exclaimed with a bitter voice.

It’s rare for students of this age to go to an orphanage for volunteer work.

Even Academy students.

No, especially Academy students.

Children born in an era that doesn’t know war are somewhat arrogant.

They mistakenly think of themselves as strong.

There’s no small tendency to look down on the weak.

To say they’re going to volunteer at an orphanage in such times.

It’s not an exaggeration to say it’s admirable.

It should be rightfully praised as an adult, but.

“…”

Han Yu-seol was suspicious.

These are children who spoke rudely to a stranger they just met.

Can they really volunteer properly at the orphanage?

Such doubts arose.

“What a coincidence. I was also on my way to an orphanage in this area.”

It might seem like an old-fashioned action.

Han Yu-seol couldn’t help but watch over the girls.

She was incompetent.

But she was a meddler to the point where she couldn’t help it.

‘…As planned.’

Looking at such a Han Yu-seol.

Han Seoyeon smiled a rotten smile.

It’s the development as in the original work.

Han Seoyeon recalled the contents of the original work anew.

The protagonist, who was wandering after failing to protect the children in the slums, goes to volunteer at an orphanage, thinking he can’t just remain powerless like this.

Then he accidentally bumps into Han Yu-seol.

It’s impossible for the protagonist, who has become even more depressed, to apologize properly.

Han Yu-seol ends up accompanying him for a day, just because there’s a possibility that the protagonist, who looks almost like a delinquent, might not volunteer properly.

Han Yu-seol is, in some sense, a sucker comparable to the original protagonist.

The amazing collaboration of sucker and sucker was enough to make cancer get cancer and heal while watching.

The munchkin protagonist Han Seoyeon didn’t hesitate.

She didn’t hesitate to say the right words.

The result of them following was the same anyway, so there was no problem.

“…Surely, you don’t have a preference for childlike bodies.”

“I don’t!”

For reference, Han Seoyeon was not a lolicon.

Her preference was for older sisters who were well-developed where they should be!

After clearing up that misunderstanding for a moment.

They soon arrive at the orphanage.

Baekhwa Orphanage.

An orphanage created by the foundation under Baekhwa Group, a major corporation comparable to the Firefly Group.

The founder is, of course, Baek Kang-hyuk.

Baek Da-eun’s father.

For reference, there are only two places operating orphanages in this country.

One was the recently established Firefly Orphanage.

‘…Come to think of it, I wonder what Da-eun is up to these days.’

The vacation is slowly coming to an end.

However, Han Seoyeon rarely encountered Baek Da-eun.

‘Well, she’s probably doing fine on her own?’

Han Seoyeon was busy.

They could only meet again once school starts.

“Hello! Are you the volunteers for today?”

Setting aside thoughts of Baek Da-eun for now.

Han Seoyeon looked at the girl in front of her.

Her tone was friendly.

An attitude that showed maturity.

“I’m Kim Ha-yeon, the oldest! Nice to meet you!”

“Han Seoyeon. Nice to meet you too.”

A delicate child with baby fat still intact.

Han Seoyeon took off her wig and approached the child comfortably.

“Ah…!”

The child was startled.

“C-could it be! A-are you Miss Han Seoyeon…?”

“…Well, that’s right.”

Han Seoyeon forgot again.

How well-known she was.

“C-can I get your autograph?”

“…Sure. Here.”

To put it in terms, it was as if a celebrity had come to volunteer.

“You’re super popular.”

“Shut up.”

An autograph, really.

Honestly, it was a bit embarrassing even for the one giving it.

“M-me too!”

“Me too!”

It’s not just one person.

Countless requests for autographs come from all the children in the orphanage.

She’s getting attention from people.

It should be natural for a munchkin protagonist, but.

“…Your face is bright red.”

Why is it so embarrassing?

No matter how much of a munchkin she was, it seems she couldn’t get rid of this introvert corner.

After the autograph session before the volunteering.

The waiting line gradually disappears.

“Suyeon!”

Kim Ha-yeon called out to a child sitting alone in the corner.

“Let’s go get an autograph!”

“I’m fine, I don’t need one.”

Suyeon.

The child called that was the only one uninterested in autographs.

Han Yu-seol watched the girls engaging in volunteer work.

All three girls were sincere to the children.

They were genuinely taking care of the children.

The position of Guild Support Team Leader is special.

One must know in detail about all the hunters and promising hunter candidates in this country.

“Can I get your autograph?”

The student hero reveals herself, taking off her wig.

Only then could Han Yu-seol properly evaluate the three female students.

“It’s delicious! How did you cook this?”

“It’s nothing special. I just put in various ingredients…”

Han Su-ho.

The only daughter of the Firefly Group chairman and an S-class awakener.

She was known to be living separately from her father recently due to undisclosed personal reasons.

A girl who truly fits the description of a precious daughter of a wealthy family.

Such a girl was smiling.

Making food for ordinary children.

“Wow! It’s an ice tiger! So cool!”

“If you want any other animal, just say so.”

Michaela Wittelsbach.

An exchange student of German descent, also an S-class awakener.

She was the first European student to come to the Academy.

In Europe, where the aristocratic system has been revived, she would have actually received a noble title.

Such a girl was.

Mingling quite ordinarily with Korean children.

“I’ll do the cleaning!”

“It’s okay. Take a rest.”

“I’ll do the laundry!”

“It’s fine. Rest.”

“Then, something else…!”

“Rest.”

“I told you to rest.”

And.

Despite being an E-class powerless person, the student hero who saved the Academy twice.

“…Okay.”

Han Seoyeon.

The girl sat crouched in the corner.

What a unique combination this is.

Han Yu-seol didn’t find this unfamiliar.

She also knew.

This atmosphere.

From long ago.

“I’m sorry.”

Han Yu-seol approached Han Seoyeon and apologized without hesitation.

“Honestly, I doubted you. Whether you could really volunteer properly. Whether you might neglect the children just to fill volunteer hours. Like that.”

“…There’s nothing to be sorry about. Not particularly.”

Han Seoyeon also rejected Han Yu-seol’s apology without hesitation.

There was no reason to accept it.

“I came here because I wanted to, you know.”

Han Seoyeon is not a pedophile.

She just liked children in a pure sense.

She wants to hug them.

So they won’t be lonely.

She reaches out to everyone.

Isn’t that what a munchkin protagonist does?

[Emergency Disaster Message]

Unfortunately.

[Gate occurrence forecast near Baekhwa Orphanage, Daejeon Metropolitan City. Estimated grade: C. All hunters in the vicinity are requested to gather at the address as of now.]

“Hey! Let’s do this roughly! It’s just a C-grade Gate at most!”

“This is fucking crazy. I was in the middle of hunting…”

The story flows as in the original work.

“…I can’t see her.”

The depressing element approaches.

“I can’t see Suyeon…!”

Frustrating situations were about to come.

It was a moment that needed the munchkin protagonist’s refreshing action.