Disappointing Teleportation Magic ~ Even Though The Movement Distance Is Only 1 Millimeter, I Will Rise Through Ingenuity ~ - Chapter 28.1

※ This time, the story is from Kawamoto’s perspective, who attacked Yuto.

In the boys’ dormitory restroom, Sawatari hung himself and died.

Although his classmates were shocked, it seemed like most of them had expected it anyway…

Sawatari had lost the will to live to such an extent.

Ever since failing to defeat Kirikaze in the town below the castle, he repeatedly said he had no reason to live.

Since being summoned to this world, Sawatari had been plagued by misfortune.

Ambushed by orcs in the forest during combat training, his beloved lover Misora became a casualty.

He tried to deliver divine punishment to the bastard Kirikaze who caused all this, but was incapacitated by a kick to the groin from the female guard.

I also received a kick from the same woman, crushing my testicles and causing excruciating pain as my half-erect shaft tore.

“This is severe bleeding. Without immediate treatment, your life is in danger…” They carried us to what seemed like a hospital, but the treatment performed there was far from deserving the name.

Bound to the treatment table with legs spread wide, I underwent excision and suturing without anesthesia.

Yes, they were excised.

I lost consciousness from the intense pain and when I woke up, they were gone.

Both testicles were removed along with the sack, and most of the shaft was excised, leaving only a small portion at the base.

Both were ruptured, and I was told that attempting to preserve them would likely lead to necrosis, so excision was the only option.

When I protested, I was mercilessly punched and kicked.

Even when I tried to retaliate with magic, I couldn’t concentrate enough to activate it before being attacked, leaving me to endure relentless abuse.

The place I thought was a hospital turned out to be a facility belonging to the organization Kirikaze was part of.

There, Sawatari and I were forcefully taught, through words and violence, the role Kirikaze played and how crucial he had become.

The three who attacked Kirikaze with us—Matsui, Takeda, and Umeki—were captured and apparently executed.

The method of their execution was exceedingly brutal; just hearing about it made me feel nauseous.

They were all beaten and tortured, stripped naked, limbs bound, and one by one, they were killed.

The first was killed alive, with his abdomen slit open and his entrails pulled out in front of the others.

The second, with his groin tightly tied to stop bleeding, had each limb amputated before his head was cut off in utter despair.

The third was supposed to be released as a warning, but in his terror, he lost his mind and was disposed of.

Sawatari and I were spared death despite the severe beatings we endured as a warning to others not to interfere with Kirikaze again.

If we ever tried again, we were warned they would kill us in a more gruesome manner than Matsui and the others.

It was then that Sawatari’s spirit broke.