Extra 2. Professor Siana’s Embarrassing Infant Regression Diaper Play (1)

* For the sake of future developments, I recommend reading this chapter even if you skip the sex scenes. Although it’s a side story, it briefly explains what happened during the two weeks after the last chapter of Part 1, so it might be helpful to keep in mind.

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“Hello, Professor-nim.”

“Welcome. My place isn’t very clean… I’ve been so out of it lately, so please bear with me.”

The practical assessment… it’s too horrific to call it that, so let’s just call it an incident.

About two weeks after the incident, Professor Siana invited me to her home.

She said she wanted to thank me for what happened last time and tell me about her recent activities.

As soon as I entered the front door, I could see that her face was thinner than before, and I could tell at a glance how much she had been suffering.

We were in a situation where we wouldn’t be attending the academy for the time being until there was an announcement from the academy.

Although no students were fatally injured by the monsters or in life-threatening situations, it was under the pretext that the academy was reorganizing to deal with the aftermath of the accident and various other matters.

“I think things will be more or less finished by next week… There’s something I want to tell you, Jihoo-gun.”

As I quietly nodded, Siana carefully opened her mouth with a stiff voice.

“I’m only telling this to you, Jihoo-gun, so listen carefully. In addition to restoring the island and treating the injuries, we formed a separate team and have been thoroughly investigating a specific topic for two weeks. The first is…”

“Wait a minute, is it okay to tell me this? Even if Professor-nim trusts me… I’m still a student, and I haven’t shown anything to earn the complete trust of the faculty.”

“…Jihoo-gun, no, Jihoo-ya. Can you look at my face?”

Siana held my hand tightly.

“If I can’t trust you now… who can I trust…?”

A stream of clear liquid flowed from her eyes.

A face full of frowns, an expression unable to hold back tears.

I think I’ve become the bad guy.

“Even now, sniff… because they say there might be a spy among the professors… I barely talk to the other professors…! sniff, I’m so lonely…!”

“I’m sorry. I misspoke.”

It seems she’s been through quite a lot on her own.

I carefully hugged her and comforted her for a long time, and then I silently listened to Siana’s story, who finally stopped crying and opened her mouth.

“…So, the first is ‘Who on earth created that aberration and the Undead Sea Dragon?’ We’re slowly tracing back based on the traces of magic power remaining on the island, but there hasn’t been much progress yet. And the second is… as I said just now, there’s a possibility that there’s a spy within the faculty. This is a fact that only a very few people know, but I’m telling you in advance in case Jihoo-gun might be threatened…”

Siana told me about various grounds for suspicion.

The fact that they didn’t notice the rapid decrease in monsters even though they were constantly monitoring the situation with the Eye of Observation, the fact that the Undead Sea Dragon appeared exactly on schedule for the practical assessment in the first place, and finally…

“There was a serious error in the team assignments as well. I think Jihoo-gun probably felt that something was wrong with the team he was in.”

That’s certainly true.

Goryushin and Pira Hyun. At the time, I thought it was just a mistake to put two fairly high-level powerhouses in the same team, but if there’s a spy, things change.

“So, they deliberately put strong people in the same team, and except for the island where that team is, they made it impossible to defeat most of the aberrations, so…”

“To keep as many aberrations alive as possible. I think that was probably the plan.”

That’s a pretty accurate guess.

A spy among the professors… if I think back to the original work, there’s one person who seems suspicious.

I vaguely remember a line that said one day, a female professor suddenly didn’t come to work, so they went to her house, but she had disappeared without a trace.

Until now, I thought it was one of the harbingers of the Great Cataclysm, but now that I think about it, there’s a high possibility that she was the spy.

However, since it’s just suspicion without any evidence at the moment, I decided to watch what happens in the future.

“Is the Headmaster-nim… doing okay?”

“She hasn’t regained consciousness yet. There’s nothing particularly wrong with her body, but… as I told you last time, her Jeongsu (Essence) is completely broken, so I don’t think she’ll be able to go back to the way she was before.”

I recalled the bitter memory of that night.

It was around the time when Pira Hyun finally let me go.

I belatedly headed to the stadium and saw Siana walking out of the quantum transporter.

Her eyes, filled with sadness and fatigue, quietly stared at me.

“…I’m sorry. We didn’t notice in advance…”

Sanya was slumped on Siana’s back.

Seeing that her chest was almost completely burned black, I finally realized what Sanya had done.

‘She used the Jeongsu (Essence)’s magic power.’

So that’s how the strongest ended up.

It was the same ending as her perverted personality, who liked to interfere and eavesdrop.

But why do I feel so gloomy?

I vowed to get revenge with hypnosis, but what’s the point if she retires so early?

I still have two unused tickets left.

I kept saving them because I was worried about how to use them…

My fist clenched involuntarily.

I wanted to take out my cell phone and shove it in her face right now, but I knew it was just a stupid thing to do.

“I think I need to go to the hospital soon, so let’s talk next time. I’m really sorry, Jihoo-gun.”

“No, saving people comes first.”

Professor Siana gave me a brief greeting and hurried off somewhere.

Walking along the night road dimly lit by the pale moonlight of the crescent moon, I headed home with a gloomy feeling.

And the next day, there was a notice from the academy that attendance would be suspended for the time being.

Judging from the fact that the news and the internet were quiet, it seemed that they had thoroughly silenced the public, but the news that the Undead Sea Dragon had been defeated was gradually spreading in the Awakened society.

Even in ‘Abruptum’, countless pieces of information about the incident that night were being traded, which made me even more uneasy.

I was seriously worried about whether the backlash against monsters would increase even more as a result of this incident, and whether the timing of the Demon Clan extermination incident that was supposed to happen a few months later would be brought forward…

I spent about two weeks with such serious worries.

Of course, people can’t just live worrying, so I also took some time to relax and enjoy my leisure time.

“I’ll contact Jihoo-gun when the Headmaster-nim wakes up. I invited you to my house to change your mood, but I’m sorry that I kept talking about sad things…”

“It’s okay! I was really curious too. Then, since we’ve been talking about heavy topics so far, shall we move on to something lighter now?”

Siana’s face seemed sadder than before after finishing the story, so I hurriedly changed the subject.

At least for the short time she’s with me, to help her forget her sadness, I decided to be Siana’s clown thoroughly today.

“…So I flipped the pancake, but I put in too much batter, so the color didn’t change at all!”

“Heheut, Jihoo-gun makes mistakes like that too.”

No matter what I said, Siana immediately responded to my words.

In order to make her laugh, I gestured and gesticulated with my not-so-great speaking skills.

Even though it wasn’t a very interesting story, she laughed for a long time, laughed again at a word, and kept laughing… At some point, she became quiet.

“Uh… Professor-nim?”

“Yes. I’m listening.”

With a sad smile on her lips, she looks at me.

Are her eyes wet because she laughed too much, or because she wants to cry?

Siana looked so precarious.

If I don’t hold her hand now, it felt like she would fall to the deep bottom at any moment.

“Do you want to… reach out your hand?”

Siana carefully extended her small, pretty hand to me.

The scars that remain in various places tell how hard she has lived so far.

I hold her arm with one hand, and slowly stroke the back of her hand with the other.

I can’t embrace all of her wounds, but at least for now, I can share the pain together.

“You’ve worked hard.”

“Sniff…! Hicc…! Sniff, waaaah…”

Unable to overcome the rising emotions, Siana burst into tears.

Wasn’t Siana a much more fragile person than I thought?

She was just an ordinary person who could cry and laugh at a word, but I was foolish for not even saying a word of thanks for her hard work until now.

Sanya, who was her support, is unconscious, and now that she can’t even trust her colleagues around her, Siana’s only support is me.

I thought I needed to spend more time to help her get back on her feet.