The Academy’s Weapon Replicator

Chapter 441 (1) – The Academys Weapon Replicator

Ding-dong—

Just then, the doorbell rang.

Frondier got up to open the door, and there stood Elodie.

“Hey. Back already?”

“Yeah, just got here.”

At Frondier’s answer, Elodie slowly scanned him from head to toe.

“……You’re alright.”

“You thought I went there to fight?”

“No, I thought you went there to get caught up in a fight.”

Frondier opened the door and ushered Elodie inside.

“Come on in. Mei is here too.”

“I know. Mei came here from my room.”

Elodie came inside. She sat down on a suitable chair and looked at Frondier.

“So, how did the fight go? Was Heracles still Heracles?”

“I told you, we didn’t fight.”

“Lies. Your Mana is halved.”

“……How did you know?”

He believed he was quite good at concealing his Mana.

Elodie chuckled, her eyes narrowing as she smiled.

“Trying to deceive my eyes when it comes to Mana? You’re a hundred years too early for that.”

“……As expected, you’re amazing. But we really didn’t fight.”

Frondier explained the situation with Heracles.

Of course, he couldn’t deny that he had fought Telephus, but he didn’t mention that part.

“So, you’re saying you’re going back safe and sound?”

“……Amazing.”

Elodie’s jaw dropped in surprise after hearing the whole explanation.

“There’s a being that can take that and only end up with a scratch? That’s broken.”

“That’s what it means to be a demigod.”

Elodie nodded, her expression turning serious as if she had been infected by Frondier.

Frondier looked at her for a moment and then said,

“And he said my strength is like arithmetic.”

“Arithmetic? Like when you paint mountains and water?”

“……No. Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing, that kind of arithmetic.”

[T/N: This is due to Korean Homophone, Hard to translate to english so explaining here:

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When he heard it from Mei, he thought it was ‘four fundamental operations of arithmetic,’ but even Frondier himself ended up saying the same thing when he tried to explain.

However, Elodie was a mage, not a warrior, so the strength she possessed was fundamentally different from that of warriors. She would only think from a mage’s perspective. It would be difficult for her to understand what Heracles was saying.

“Aha.”

But then Elodie nodded in understanding, and uttered words that were truly mage-like,

“So he’s saying you need to do math instead of just arithmetic?”

Frondier blinked for a long time after hearing those words.