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On the first day, I beat Kaier up.
And on the third day, I beat up Heinrich von Schwartz. This time, I wasn’t called into the teacher’s office. If I had been, it would have been a problem for me but also for him, since I would have testified that he’d tried to use his abilities on a fellow student.
However, this time was a bit different from the case with Kaier.
Kaier was a commoner, but Heinrich von Schwartz was a prince of the Kernstadt Empire, the First Principality of the empire. He wasn’t the heir, but he was of direct lineage.
In other words, I had beaten up a member of the royal family of a state that wielded authority second only to the imperial royal family. Although there was a rule at the Temple that everyone was to be treated equally regardless of their social status, it was still an incident that shocked everyone.
Rather than blaming me, however, I could feel that everyone was gradually avoiding me. It seemed they thought of me as someone who had truly gone mad. If someone was this far gone, he wasn’t just some crazy dude, but someone to be feared.
I mean, was I supposed to just let someone who picked a fight without reason and tried to use supernatural powers on me get a free pass? Should I have just let him toast me, then?
After that incident, Heinrich would leave as soon as he saw me, as if he had seen something filthy. It must have been frustrating enough to drive him mad, but there wasn’t anything he could do within the Temple’s premises.
I had become a complete psychopath just because I didn’t want to be looked down upon.
What if one day I got into trouble with someone who was double my size? It seemed only a matter of time before I’d end up a bloody...
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