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Ender Wilton’s descent into darkness…
As a result of this incident, instead of growing, Ludwig’s mentality would shatter.
Even though his enemy had turned into a monster, he’d ended up committing murder.
Ludwig would report the whole incident to the Temple, and though he did not face any punishment, he would be tormented by the trauma brought on by the act itself.
He would have to go through a prolonged period of psychological stagnation while he recovered.
The bottom line was simple.
If the incident with Ender Wilton could be prevented, Ludwig would become stronger than in the original story. He wouldn’t have to take a long break to piece together his shattered mind.
What could be done about it?
I didn’t have a plan for that yet.
I would think about it after this moment was settled.
There were two reasons for me coming: I’d come to earn achievement points, and to scout out and confirm what Ender Wilton’s face looked like.
Clap!
The senior who brought us here clapped his hands, drawing everyone’s attention, and smiled warmly.
“It’s alright. As you can see, I didn’t call you guys out to scold anyone. We have guests. So don’t be so tense,” said the unknown fourth-year senior.
He hadn’t introduced himself, but he clearly wasn’t an ordinary student. He looked at the first-year juniors, lined up in neat rows, and spoke briefly.
“Lilka Aaron.”
“1-A-5 Lilka Aaron!”
As soon as her name was called, someone instantly raised her hand.
“Step forward.”
“Yes, sir!”
She marched forward without hesitation.
What on earth did they do here to turn students into soldiers in just half a year? Seeing these young kids acting like this should have been cringe-worthy, but instead, it was chilling to see how well-trained they were.
Orbis Class first-year A-5, Lilka A...
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