I Was Reincarnated As An Instructor In An R18 Game... - Chapter 2

After the training was finished, I organized the documents in the instructor’s office.

It’s a small one-room setup with a chair and table, in case of visitors.

This alone makes it clear how good the treatment is.

The data on each student’s current situation.

I’ve noted everything, from the weapons they use to their habits and movements.

But let me just say, what does it mean when 29 out of 30 people are women?

The only male is Roy Dragonhall, the hero’s son, who’s also the main character.

Standing at around 170 cm, he’s lean but well-built, with a gentle face and a caring personality.

Based on today’s observation, his movements were top-notch.

His swordsmanship was pure and untarnished, like a knight’s.

If the plot goes the way it’s supposed to, will he create a harem?

… My role is to make sure no student dies under my watch as their instructor.

A game is a game, but here, I am the one in charge. There’s no rule that says Reid can’t be involved in the main story.

It’s fair to say I’m enjoying it… in a way.

Knock knock.

There’s the sound of two gentle knocks on the door, and I give my response.

“Come in.”

“I apologize for the interruption.”

“Although there’s not much here, please have a seat over there.”

Erika opens the door, smiling gracefully and offering a slight bow.

Is it a given that her chest shakes at that moment? Or is it intentional?

I gestured to the chair at the table with my arm and sat down across from her.

No, it’s terrifying that she has this much charm at 16.

As expected, she’s the character who constantly tempts Roy a lot in the early stages.

I confirmed that Miss Erika sat down in the seat across from me.

“So, what exactly did you want to discuss?”

“Would you be able to give me preferential treatment until I graduate?”

“…Well, you’re being very blunt about this.”

I couldn’t help but smile wryly at Miss Erika’s casually spoken words with a smile.

Miss Erika, still smiling, continued talking as though everything was normal.

“Of course, I’m not asking for it to be free of charge.”

“Let me hear it.”

“You inherited the inn and tavern, Suzuya, from your parents. You don’t want to let it go under, do you?”

“That’s true.”

“I can help with your current concerns regarding ingredients and seasonings, and give them to you at a low cost.”

“…Hmm.”

“You’re having trouble with the Dwarf Merchant Guild, right?”

This is what I, Reid, wanted to protect, even at the cost of refusing the noble title that came as a reward for the war.

It was the inn and tavern, Suzuya, that my father ran.

Now, my stepmother is managing it, but recently the head of the Dwarf Merchant Guild… no, his foolish son has been making advances on her.

The Dwarf Merchant Guild is the largest in this royal capital, and if you want to get ingredients or spices, you have to go through them.

While there are ways to avoid them, those stores will inevitably face pressure from the Dwarf Merchant Guild.

Currently, we get ingredients and seasonings from the Dwarf Merchant Guild.

However, the prices have been rising.

And this is only happening to Suzuya.

There was a time when my stepmother was going to offer herself to the foolish son, so I stopped her using harsh methods.

“I’m facing some difficulties.”

“You see? And I’ve heard that the tavern is rather ‘noisy.’ It wouldn’t be a problem for the Deus family to lend a hand.”

“…Hmm? Noisy, you investigated it, didn’t you?”

At my question, Miss Erika finally showed a hint of caution in her expression.

Indeed, it’s noisy, but… I see, you didn’t come as a customer to investigate.

Even if she had her subordinates look into it, I believe it was somewhat sloppy…

No, that’s likely the reason.

Could this carelessness be what will bring about her downfall?

Noticing Miss Erika’s wariness, I started the conversation with a wry smile.

“The ‘noise’ is manageable without your help, but I would like to request your assistance in procuring ingredients. However, what do you mean by ‘giving special treatment’ to Miss Erika until graduation?”

“…Well, I would like to be given favorable treatment regarding my grades, tests, and other matters.”

“You don’t call that advantageous, do you?”

Miss Erika erased her smile and looked at me with suspicion.

Her chest swayed as she crossed her arms.

Come on, didn’t you come here to negotiate?

Is it really okay to change your expression that frequently?

I can’t help but smile wryly at how sloppy she is.

“I’m not asking to turn a zero into a hundred. I’m aware that I’ve done some unsavory things, but I do have my own principles.”

“Preferential treatment… Well, I don’t think you need it, Miss Erika, but that wouldn’t be a proper negotiation. Want me to teach you something about skills?”

“…Are you mocking me? Skills are something innate, and only the chosen ones in the kingdom can acquire them later on…”

“…”

I found her response amusing and smiled, watching Miss Erika as she spoke with a serious expression.

But, she paused and looked at my face closely, then spoke.

“…You know, don’t you?”

“Shall we continue this at the tavern? I don’t want to discuss it at the academy. Also, your subordinate who acted as a spy should be retrained. Information is life, right?”

“Yes, that’s right…”

“You’ll bring your subordinates, right? Make sure the carriage stays parked.”

“I understand.”

With an unhappy expression, Miss Erika stood up, bowed, and left the room.

I sighed, sat down at my work desk, and finished organizing the remaining papers.

I have something that requires me to leave early, after all.

More than anything, I also want to borrow Miss Erika’s power.

She wants preferential treatment, but when you look at the situation until graduation, I’m the one getting more.

Well, it’s hard to tell, but.

She’s a kind woman.

As expected of the eldest daughter of a noble family.

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