Chapter 109: Faye’s Conspiracy (Not In That Sense) (1)
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Chapter 109: Faye’s Conspiracy (Not In That Sense) (1)
After Yandels duel ended, the Academy was turned upside down.
A cultist was hiding inside the Academy and nobody knew about it?
Especially since a freshman was recently attacked during a dungeon practice, the shock was even greater.
The unease spread faster than the rumors about Yandel, or even more so.
The Academy reacted swiftly.
With Yandels help, everyone inside the Academy was tested with the relic.
The results were shocking.
From students to staff, merchants, and even a professor, though only one.
More people were confirmed as cultists from various places than expected.
It would have been better if it were just about catching cultists.
But some cultists, realizing they couldnt escape or hide, committed suicide bombings under the name of martyrdom.
Of course, the enraged professors were vigilant, so there were no significant additional damages
But the students, witnessing the cultists threat firsthand, were unavoidably shaken.
Before the students could recover from the shock, it was the professors turn.
Intense interrogations were conducted, believing a huge conspiracy was at play with so many spies from different orders.
It turned out the captured heretics all belonged to the Boiling Silence Church.
The moment their secret power of ability copying was revealed to the world.
This news turned the Academys problem into more than just its own.
The whole continent, amidst confusion, started hunting for cultists or eliminating political rivals under that pretext.
Meanwhile, Faye, the starting point of all these events, was doing this.
Ahhh So dazzling.
Pockets full of gold. She kept marveling at its brilliant shine.
Youre amazing, Junior. Youre the best.
The sum of this months sponsorship and the promised performance bonus was astoundingly huge.
Faye, having received sponsorship money before, had spent it all on necessary equipment as soon as it came in.
She felt it was such a large sum in her hands and realized it was a first for her.
No matter what was happening outside, in her workshop, Faye thought only of what to buy next.
Though she had bought urgent equipment last time, more specialized equipment was needed to create gear for Yandel, the magician.
Obviously, I need to buy a mana extractor. A mana stabilizer maybe I can substitute it with a drug? Ill buy the other stuff first, and if there are any left, Ill get it. Right, I also need to buy ingredients. Since its my first time, a 15% manadyte should suffice, right? Yes, whats important is to succeed first.
Faye lay on the workshop sofa, humming while making a list.
Her usual timidity, unsure gaze, and shyness were nowhere to be seen, replaced by a confident demeanor.
And why not? This was Fayes territory.
A fortress and kingdom where no one could intrude. In her own workshop, Faye was an invincible God!
Hehe I should at least learn the basics of enchanting. Since the crucial part is circuit crafting, Ill etch the grooves during the process, and then pour mana into them Hehehe
Her innate gloominess seemed unavoidable.
So, she gleefully wrote down items to purchase, occasionally peeking into her gold pouch and chuckling unpleasantly as she continued writing her list.
If someone had seen her, they would have been slightly creeped out by her look.
Ah.
Suddenly, she paused as if hit by a freeze frame.
There was no particular reason. She simply thought of Yandel out of the blue.
Fayes expression grew dreamy, as if lost in a reverie.
She recalled a dim alleyway.
Felop Brondei laughed mockingly. A sudden twist of the neck. The delayed surge of pain. The sting of words saying no one would protect her.
Just as familiar despair and resignation rose from deep within, darkening her heart
Ah.
The realization struck her painfully.
Like sharp claws tearing through her heart.
Although Faye had become much happier than before, perhaps it was because this happiness came so suddenly.
Just like when she first met Yandel, the fear of him leaving suddenly without a word started to grow.
What would happen to Faye if that occurred?
Shiver.
Huuk
The thought made Faye shiver reflexively.
Now that she had tasted this lifestyle, she couldnt go back to her past.
Cold, hungry, scavenging for materials in waste facilities, being treated as invisible in class
She didnt want to live so miserably anymore.
It was her choice, but that didnt mean it wasnt hard.
This thought brought back Fayes old trauma.
Her father, who had taken her in after her mother, a talented alchemist, died in an accident.
Rokan Yareunshade.
He wasnt always harsh towards Faye.
Initially, he was a kind father, understanding of Fayes difficulty adjusting to the new family.
But what about now? Wasnt their relationship worse than strangers not even acknowledging her existence?
Faye still remembered the shock of the first time her father ignored her.
What if she experienced this again through Yandel?
Could she stand up again?
Probably not.
Faye started trembling uncontrollably, her teeth clattering.
She had been so happy these days, living as if in a dream but Faye was inherently a pessimist.
All she could do amidst her spiraling negative thoughts was continuously wipe away her rising tears.
Hic
Alone, she broke down, struggling and then starting to sob.
The thought that anyone seeing her would think she was insane added to her self-mockery, and then a sudden inspiration struck her.
Eh?
From the first day, Yandel couldnt take his eyes off her chest.
Just a few days ago, he even jokingly asked if he could touch it.
Considering he always carried two slaves with him and teased them incessantly, he certainly seemed to like women, even if not as much as the rumors suggested.
He also appeared to have a strong sense of responsibility.
So, what should Faye do to keep Yandel from leaving her?
Simple.
She needed to create a reason for Yandel to find it hard to leave her.
For instance
Something like a foregone conclusion.
With this thought, Faye suddenly tore up the list she was writing.
Rip.
Then, on a new page, she wrote down the most needed item in large letters.
Love Potion.
A sly plan was forming in Fayes mind.
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Chapter 109: Faye’s Conspiracy (Not In That Sense) (1)
After Yandels duel ended, the Academy was turned upside down.
A cultist was hiding inside the Academy and nobody knew about it?
Especially since a freshman was recently attacked during a dungeon practice, the shock was even greater.
The unease spread faster than the rumors about Yandel, or even more so.
The Academy reacted swiftly.
With Yandels help, everyone inside the Academy was tested with the relic.
The results were shocking.
From students to staff, merchants, and even a professor, though only one.
More people were confirmed as cultists from various places than expected.
It would have been better if it were just about catching cultists.
But some cultists, realizing they couldnt escape or hide, committed suicide bombings under the name of martyrdom.
Of course, the enraged professors were vigilant, so there were no significant additional damages
But the students, witnessing the cultists threat firsthand, were unavoidably shaken.
Before the students could recover from the shock, it was the professors turn.
Intense interrogations were conducted, believing a huge conspiracy was at play with so many spies from different orders.
It turned out the captured heretics all belonged to the Boiling Silence Church.
The moment their secret power of ability copying was revealed to the world.
This news turned the Academys problem into more than just its own.
The whole continent, amidst confusion, started hunting for cultists or eliminating political rivals under that pretext.
Meanwhile, Faye, the starting point of all these events, was doing this.
Ahhh So dazzling.
Pockets full of gold. She kept marveling at its brilliant shine.
Youre amazing, Junior. Youre the best.
The sum of this months sponsorship and the promised performance bonus was astoundingly huge.
Faye, having received sponsorship money before, had spent it all on necessary equipment as soon as it came in.
She felt it was such a large sum in her hands and realized it was a first for her.
No matter what was happening outside, in her workshop, Faye thought only of what to buy next.
Though she had bought urgent equipment last time, more specialized equipment was needed to create gear for Yandel, the magician.
Obviously, I need to buy a mana extractor. A mana stabilizer maybe I can substitute it with a drug? Ill buy the other stuff first, and if there are any left, Ill get it. Right, I also need to buy ingredients. Since its my first time, a 15% manadyte should suffice, right? Yes, whats important is to succeed first.
Faye lay on the workshop sofa, humming while making a list.
Her usual timidity, unsure gaze, and shyness were nowhere to be seen, replaced by a confident demeanor.
And why not? This was Fayes territory.
A fortress and kingdom where no one could intrude. In her own workshop, Faye was an invincible God!
Hehe I should at least learn the basics of enchanting. Since the crucial part is circuit crafting, Ill etch the grooves during the process, and then pour mana into them Hehehe
Her innate gloominess seemed unavoidable.
So, she gleefully wrote down items to purchase, occasionally peeking into her gold pouch and chuckling unpleasantly as she continued writing her list.
If someone had seen her, they would have been slightly creeped out by her look.
Ah.
Suddenly, she paused as if hit by a freeze frame.
There was no particular reason. She simply thought of Yandel out of the blue.
Fayes expression grew dreamy, as if lost in a reverie.
She recalled a dim alleyway.
Felop Brondei laughed mockingly. A sudden twist of the neck. The delayed surge of pain. The sting of words saying no one would protect her.
Just as familiar despair and resignation rose from deep within, darkening her heart
Ah.
The realization struck her painfully.
Like sharp claws tearing through her heart.
Although Faye had become much happier than before, perhaps it was because this happiness came so suddenly.
Just like when she first met Yandel, the fear of him leaving suddenly without a word started to grow.
What would happen to Faye if that occurred?
Shiver.
Huuk
The thought made Faye shiver reflexively.
Now that she had tasted this lifestyle, she couldnt go back to her past.
Cold, hungry, scavenging for materials in waste facilities, being treated as invisible in class
She didnt want to live so miserably anymore.
It was her choice, but that didnt mean it wasnt hard.
This thought brought back Fayes old trauma.
Her father, who had taken her in after her mother, a talented alchemist, died in an accident.
Rokan Yareunshade.
He wasnt always harsh towards Faye.
Initially, he was a kind father, understanding of Fayes difficulty adjusting to the new family.
But what about now? Wasnt their relationship worse than strangers not even acknowledging her existence?
Faye still remembered the shock of the first time her father ignored her.
What if she experienced this again through Yandel?
Could she stand up again?
Probably not.
Faye started trembling uncontrollably, her teeth clattering.
She had been so happy these days, living as if in a dream but Faye was inherently a pessimist.
All she could do amidst her spiraling negative thoughts was continuously wipe away her rising tears.
Hic
Alone, she broke down, struggling and then starting to sob.
The thought that anyone seeing her would think she was insane added to her self-mockery, and then a sudden inspiration struck her.
Eh?
From the first day, Yandel couldnt take his eyes off her chest.
Just a few days ago, he even jokingly asked if he could touch it.
Considering he always carried two slaves with him and teased them incessantly, he certainly seemed to like women, even if not as much as the rumors suggested.
He also appeared to have a strong sense of responsibility.
So, what should Faye do to keep Yandel from leaving her?
Simple.
She needed to create a reason for Yandel to find it hard to leave her.
For instance
Something like a foregone conclusion.
With this thought, Faye suddenly tore up the list she was writing.
Rip.
Then, on a new page, she wrote down the most needed item in large letters.
Love Potion.
A sly plan was forming in Fayes mind.
Chapter 109: Faye's Conspiracy Not In That Sense 1After Yandels duel ended, the Academy was turned upside down.A cultist was hiding inside the Academy and nobody knew about it?Especially since a freshman was recently attacked during a dungeon practice, the shock was even greater.The unease spread faster than the rumors about Yandel, or even more so.The Academy reacted swiftly.With Yandels help, everyone inside the Academy was tested with the relic.The results were shocking.From students to staff, merchants, and even a professor, though only one.More people were confirmed as cultists from various places than expected.It would have been better if it were just about catching cultists.But some cultists, realizing they couldnt escape or hide, committed suicide bombings under the name of martyrdom.Of course, the enraged professors were vigilant, so there were no significant additional damagesBut the students, witnessing the cultists threat firsthand, were unavoidably shaken.Before the students could recover from the shock, it was the professors turn.Intense interrogations were conducted, believing a huge conspiracy was at play with so many spies from different orders.It turned out the captured heretics all belonged to the Boiling Silence Church.The moment their secret power of ability copying was revealed to the world.This news turned the Academys problem into more than just its own.The whole continent, amidst confusion, started hunting for cultists or eliminating political rivals under that pretext.Meanwhile, Faye, the starting point of all these events, was doing this.Ahhh So dazzling.Pockets full of gold. She kept marveling at its brilliant shine.Youre amazing, Junior. Youre the best.The sum of this months sponsorship and the promised performance bonus was astoundingly huge.Faye, having received sponsorship money before, had spent it all on necessary equipment as soon as it came in.She felt it was such a large sum in her hands and realized it was a first for her.No matter what was happening outside, in her workshop, Faye thought only of what to buy next.Though she had bought urgent equipment last time, more specialized equipment was needed to create gear for Yandel, the magician.Obviously, I need to buy a mana extractor. A mana stabilizer maybe I can substitute it with a drug? Ill buy the other stuff first, and if there are any left, Ill get it. Right, I also need to buy ingredients. Since its my first time, a 15% manadyte should suffice, right? Yes, whats important is to succeed first.Faye lay on the workshop sofa, humming while making a list.Her usual timidity, unsure gaze, and shyness were nowhere to be seen, replaced by a confident demeanor.And why not? This was Fayes territory.A fortress and kingdom where no one could intrude. In her own workshop, Faye was an invincible God!Hehe I should at least learn the basics of enchanting. Since the crucial part is circuit crafting, Ill etch the grooves during the process, and then pour mana into them HeheheHer innate gloominess seemed unavoidable.So, she gleefully wrote down items to purchase, occasionally peeking into her gold pouch and chuckling unpleasantly as she continued writing her list.If someone had seen her, they would have been slightly creeped out by her look.Ah.Suddenly, she paused as if hit by a freeze frame.There was no particular reason. She simply thought of Yandel out of the blue.Fayes expression grew dreamy, as if lost in a reverie.She recalled a dim alleyway.Felop Brondei laughed mockingly. A sudden twist of the neck. The delayed surge of pain. The sting of words saying no one would protect her.Just as familiar despair and resignation rose from deep within, darkening her heartAh.The realization struck her painfully.Like sharp claws tearing through her heart.Although Faye had become much happier than before, perhaps it was because this happiness came so suddenly.Just like when she first met Yandel, the fear of him leaving suddenly without a word started to grow.What would happen to Faye if that occurred?Shiver.HuukThe thought made Faye shiver reflexively.Now that she had tasted this lifestyle, she couldnt go back to her past.Cold, hungry, scavenging for materials in waste facilities, being treated as invisible in classShe didnt want to live so miserably anymore.It was her choice, but that didnt mean it wasnt hard.This thought brought back Fayes old trauma.Her father, who had taken her in after her mother, a talented alchemist, died in an accident.Rokan Yareunshade.He wasnt always harsh towards Faye.Initially, he was a kind father, understanding of Fayes difficulty adjusting to the new family.But what about now? Wasnt their relationship worse than strangers not even acknowledging her existence?Faye still remembered the shock of the first time her father ignored her.What if she experienced this again through Yandel?Could she stand up again?Probably not.Faye started trembling uncontrollably, her teeth clattering.She had been so happy these days, living as if in a dream but Faye was inherently a pessimist.All she could do amidst her spiraling negative thoughts was continuously wipe away her rising tears.HicAlone, she broke down, struggling and then starting to sob.The thought that anyone seeing her would think she was insane added to her self-mockery, and then a sudden inspiration struck her.Eh?From the first day, Yandel couldnt take his eyes off her chest.Just a few days ago, he even jokingly asked if he could touch it.Considering he always carried two slaves with him and teased them incessantly, he certainly seemed to like women, even if not as much as the rumors suggested.He also appeared to have a strong sense of responsibility.So, what should Faye do to keep Yandel from leaving her?Simple.She needed to create a reason for Yandel to find it hard to leave her.For instanceSomething like a foregone conclusion.With this thought, Faye suddenly tore up the list she was writing.Rip.Then, on a new page, she wrote down the most needed item in large letters.Love Potion.A sly plan was forming in Fayes mind.
