I Have been Reincarnated As a Lazy, Arrogant Noble, but When I Destroyed The Scenario Through Effort, I Became The Most Powerful With Extraordinary Magical Power - 315

Chapter 315

The blade of the earth mercilessly sliced through a large number of students.

As magic seeped out from their training uniforms, they vanished through forced teleportation.

Those who had not flown and tried to defend themselves met the same fate.

It was an attack that half-hearted power could not block.

They landed on the ground and prepared for the next attack, but no magic was felt.

After all, that had just been the first move, something like a greeting from the teachers.

Cecil wore a pained expression on her face.

But there was no helping it this time.

Rather, she had noticed it at the same time as I did.

Anyone who had trained properly had more than enough time to dodge it easily.

In fact, Berk and Meril, Allen and the others remained, and most of the mid-level students were unharmed.

The magic bird read out the names of the students who had dropped out.

However, Cecil seemed to have switched her mindset, and she issued instructions one after another.

Karta flew through the sky astride her staff, and Olin did the same with his staff.

Olin was a genius after all. Not content with his exceptional taming skills, he had even mastered flight magic.

“Let’s go. Duke, Shari.”

“Yeah, see you, Weiss. Don’t die on us.”

“Right. If things get dicey, just yell for help.”

“…Shut up.”

They were as annoyingly chatty as ever.

First, they had to find the four shrines.

They decided on a leader for each and followed behind.

Team 1 was led by Allen, with Duke and Shari.

Team 2 was led by Karta, with Olin and Tula.

That said, Tula ran along the ground, and the rest did too.

Cecil was the exception.

And Team 3 was me.

Those following were, of course–.

“Weiss-sama, I’m ready anytime!”

“Shall we go, Weiss? –And Luna-san.”

“Yes. I’ll do my best not to be a burden.”

“That won’t happen. You’re strong.”

“…Thank you.”

Cynthia, Lillith, and Luna.

They would start from the north.

No matter who the opponent was, they would blast them away without question.

The lower-level students surged forward, led by Berk and Meril.

I gazed at Allen’s retreating back.

He had defeated Neil. Considering the original story, it was an impossibly powerful feat.

If he defeated a teacher, that would be the greatest change of all.

But this time, I could not afford to lose to him either.

“–Let’s go.”

Sand and dust billowed up, but they had wrapped themselves in hoods prepared in advance.

And they leaped forward with momentum.