Necromancer Academy’s Genius Summoner
Chapter 419

Necromancer School’s Summoning Genius Chapter 419

Two children caught playing hide and seek.

The girl shuddered perhaps frightened by the stranger but the boy was intent on observing Simon and Lette perhaps out of curiosity rather than fear.

“hi?”

Lethe bent down and moved a little closer to the children’s eye level.

“This older sister and this uncle are teachers who will teach you guys~”

Simon glared at him from the side but Lethe lightly ignored him and continued.

“I’m going to study with my teachers from tomorrow. Did you miss it already?”

Lette patted the boy’s head.

“Let’s have fun in the future.”

“…teacher?”

Simon quickly caught the girl’s pupils shaking at the word teacher. The extroverted boy just laughed because he was happy to be petted.

“Then it’s late now so stop playing and go home okay?”

“Yes teacher!”

The boy responded bravely and took the girl’s hand and went out.

The girl glanced back at the two and when she met Simon’s gaze she quickly lowered her head and ran away.

* * *

As I unpacked and tidied up my surroundings the day quickly turned dark.

“hmm.”

Simon was thinking about the reaction of the girl he had seen earlier.

“Something strange seems to be happening in this town.”

“Were you scared?”

The kind words she used to tell when dealing with the children were back like the usual Lethe as if it had never happened.

“Saint Israfil said that she senses great evil. It is natural to be wary.”

“I’m a saint too. There’s no need to be scared.”

Lethe yawned and continued.

“Today the first day I had a hard time riding the mountain so I won’t search.”

“Yes. Let’s focus on the observation class tomorrow.”

“That too-“

Lethe’s pupils who were talking instantly stood out like a cat.

“!”

At the same time Simon also witnessed it.

Outside the window in the dark –

A woman shedding red tears of blood glared at the two of them.

‘Snow woman?!’

The moment your whole body stiffens with fear.

Wedge!

Lethe waved her arm. Divine arrows immediately rushed in and shattered the windows and flew away.

The ghost also disappeared at the same time.

“Jjoo shall we follow him?”

“I just warned you. It seems that the people of this village like to eavesdrop.”

Of course as soon as Lethe entered the dorm she opened a soundproofing magic circle. Simon also saw that and said Israfil’s name casually.

“Let’s prepare for the observation class tomorrow.”

She yawned and moved her fingers. The shards of broken windows were coming back up and sticking together.

“Because you seem to be getting a lot of suspicion.”

“…okay.”

My body was insanely tired from climbing the mountain but somehow I didn’t seem to be able to sleep well today.

The only thing they could rely on in this town was each other.

* * *

the next morning.

Observation classes have begun.

The strange weather the snow woman I saw last night Kula and the relationship between Esqail Village. On top of that fatigue overlapped and Simon was in a somewhat complicated state in his head.

“Now everyone! Say hello to the teacher!”

“Hello!”

The moment Petria saw the children she brought home it seemed that all her troubles melted away.

All the children were as pretty as angels.

‘It’s really the cutest time.’

Plump cheeks round eyes overflowing energy.

Simon listened as Petria introduced the children with a smile.

two boys.

Matthew 4 years old and Ali 5 years old.

three girls.

4-year-old Sophie 5-year-old Know 5-year-old Sae-ah.

Among them four-year-old Matthew and Sophie were caught playing hide-and-seek last night.

And 5-year-old Ali Anda and Sae-ah all with gray hair were children of the ‘Migenashi’ the ruling class of the village. The clothes she wore were cute.

“Hi everyone?”

Lethe welcomed the children.

“I’m Miss Leah. And this is Miss Sean.”

She crossed her hands and placed them on her belly button.

“Then let’s learn how to say hello? Try it! Hands on belly button!”

When dealing with children Lete’s accent and pronunciation were different. As she waited with her hand on her belly her children followed suit.

“If you say ‘Greetings!’ in this position everyone will say ‘Hello sir~’ okay?”

“yes!”

“I’ll try from the beginning! Hand over belly button!”

good! good!

The children put their hands on their belly button.

“greeting!”

“Hello sir!”

Simon looked at Lethe’s back with an admiring smile.

‘Why is this guy so good?’

From the easy-to-listen pronunciation to the dance-like gestures. And even exaggerated facial expressions.

It’s not a skill that I’ve dealt with children once or twice.

The village elders who were watching from a distance nodded silently.

“Hey Ms. Lea has something for you from the city. Voila!”

And what she took out of her backpack was a set of seven colorful paints and a notebook. The eyes of the children who saw it rolled back.

“It’s a coloring game!!”

“please!”

“Give me first!”

The children scrambled to Lete. Lethe quickly lifted the paint set above his head.

Rarely do children listen. Even one of the Misenashis looked at the adults and begged them to give it to them quickly. She knew how to subdue her teacher with the help of her parents and she was as clever as a 5-year-old.

But Lethe wasn’t going to be shaken by this level.

“Everyone! Do you want to get a coloring book set?”

“Yeah~!!”

It was a deafening cry.

“Okay. So what do I do to get what I want? I have to ask the teacher? How do I ask?”

Well done.

so good

Before I knew it all the children in the village held out their hands neatly and shouted ‘Teacher! Please!’

In the end laughter bloomed even on the lips of the children who received what they wanted.

“Today is the first class so I’m going to draw whatever I want to draw! It’s exciting right?”

So in the morning I focused on coloring.

Of course I also had to exercise for my growing body. We put our hands on each other’s shoulders and played the sacred train.

“Train departure!”

“There’s a reindeer man ahead! Stop!”

Lethe’s every word makes the sound of laughter blossom.

‘…It’s a bit embarrassing but the kids seem to be having fun.’

Simon was clapping his hands hard to match the rhythm.

It was also Simon’s job to become an animal friend while singing the Sacred Train song. He is performing 5 roles per person.

“Hey Mr. Shawn?”

Lethe sneaked up and slightly pinched Simon’s waist.

“Don’t be embarrassed and do it right.”

“I-I’m doing my best too!”

“Become a professional as if your real job is a children’s teacher.”

After saying that with a grunt Lethe changed her expression again as she approached the children showing a bright smile.

‘You are so good at it. really.’

so lunchtime.

Since Lethe’s skills were so outstanding I thought the adults would trust her and go back. but.

“Uh the elders say they want to see the divine training.”

Petria hesitated. Lethe made a disapproving expression.

“No there is an order in education but it’s divine training? It’s too early for children.”

“I’m sorry! I’m sorry! You insisted on seeing it right now…”

Now the reason why the village elders brought the Priest teacher from outside is revealed.

They wanted to raise their children as priests.

First of all even though these five children were young they were able to express pure elemental magic by responding to mana.

A lot of geniuses were born probably because it was an area rich in original mana but the adults hoped that at least one of the children would grow up to be a Priest who could even use divinity.

It was obvious why he wanted a priest.

The presence of a doctor is essential in the village and when the villagers are injured or sick they need someone to treat them. In the Holy Commonwealth of course Priests fulfill this role.

However Escail is an isolated and closed town.

Even if a sick patient comes out there is a high possibility that Coola which has the worst relationship will not accept the patient. Going beyond Kula to other areas also consumes considerable time and money.

At any rate the village is doomed as soon as the plague turns around. People must have wanted to have a priest somehow.

Lethe and Simon went into an emergency meeting ahead of the afternoon class.

“Ah~ I really don’t like all of them. The people of this village.”

Lethe grumbled.

“No matter how genius they are you want to make kids who don’t know anything do that?

“Then you have to join the Deva cult and belong to Ephnell. These people want to stay in the village.”

Lethe sighed and opened her mouth.

“It’s the parent’s order so we should follow it.

* * *

“Hey everyone. What is this? Tada!”

Lethe combined play and divinity as planned and showed it to the children but the moment they saw the divinity all the children’s expressions hardened.

“Poem I hate it!”

“scared!”

Some even showed a strong rejection reaction. Lethe glanced at the adults with a cold expression.

Moderate amounts of divinity are not harmful to ordinary people. There are many more positive effects such as healing wounds restoring stamina or boosting strength.

But in the end divinity is also foreign to ordinary people.

If you accept too much divinity your body can’t stand it. In particular sensitive children who are still growing have a weak tolerance for divinity. Nevertheless these reactions were heterogeneous.

Eventually as Lette took Petria outside and made her confess it seemed that the sick and desperate elders somewhat forcibly brought the children into contact with the divinity. So the children were afraid just by looking at it.

“Anyway it’s a few greedy old men who ruin the world.”

Lethe said annoyed and approached Simon.

“how is it?”

“It must be difficult to say that even if I only showed a little bit of divinity it would be rejected.”

“A small amount is fine right?”

“Yes. But the mental problem is too big. Divinity is a power that manifests with strong belief but if you harbor bad feelings about divinity itself due to childhood trauma it will be impossible to become a Priest forever.”

He said that the first priority was to overcome the trauma of divinity.

“Leave it to me.”

“? What is the sword for?”

Simon approached the children and smiled.

“Hi I’m Mr. Sean everyone!”

The children looked at Simon with wary eyes as if they thought he would touch the divinity again. You have already closed your heart.

“I have animal friends who want to play with you right now. Shall we meet them?”

However when they said that they were animal friends the children’s expressions changed dramatically.

Simon opened the divine subspace and took out the divine beast.

should.

-Yaow!

-Nyan! Nyaang!

They were Shinsoo Hayangi and Kkamang.

The children were excited and shouted.

“It’s a meow!”

“Meow!”

Rurrrrrr!

The children started screaming and stroking the cat. Simon sat down and started teaching.

“I know. Shinsoo hates it if you touch and pinch it that hard.”

While hugging White he looked at Simon with sullen eyes as if telling him not to disturb him.

Simon smiled.

“If you keep bothering me like that Hayang might not want to play with Anda.”

At those words Anda’s pupils shook sharply.

“Well then what should I do?”

“Try to brush the fur gently with the palm of your hand like this.”

Simon gave an example. When I stroked the fur softly Hayang made a gurgling noise.

“Teacher! Hayang is making a lot of noise!”

“Yeah. It feels good right? That’s how to be a real friend.”

It was not forced but it helped the children to know naturally.

Even the young divine beasts didn’t hate these little humans who came out of subspace for the first time in a while and treated them properly.

The gods and children were overflowing with energy. The children were blissfully happy but the faces of the adults were not so good.

‘Yes yes. When are you going to do divine training?’

Simon raised divinity in the palm of his hand.

Application of ‘Holy Bolt’ a basic attack white magic. I removed the attack power and just gathered the divinity.

This white snowball was placed on a plate.

-Meow! Meow!

“Teacher! White and Kkamangi keep crying!”

“It’s because I’m hungry.”

Simon smiled and continued.

“Divine beasts eat clean sacred things. Who wants to feed the cat?”

The children looked at the divinity and made faces of hesitation.

Hayangi and Kkamangi got out of the arms of the children and meowed in front of the table where Shinseong went up.

– Give it quickly!

Looking anxiously at Simon and the children he wiggled his stocky front paws.

The children’s hearts were shaken by the pitiful appearance.

“I-I want to give it to you.”

Then Sophie a timid hide-and-seek girl stepped forward.

Simon smiled and handed the divinity on the plate to Sophie.

“ah….”

Her gaze turned to divinity.

It was tingling and painful when it came into my body but holding it in my hand like this warmed me like snow.

– Meow!

Did he notice that he was going to feed him? The two kittens sat in front of Sophie and waited patiently.

Soon Sophie first gave the divinity in front of Hayangi.

Yum!

Hayangi swallowed the divinity in one bite.

“Wow!”

Hayangi’s body floated in the air and was enveloped in light.

Its shape changed as if it was about to change into something.

‘Certainly the transformation time has gotten longer these days.’

Could it be that the awakening of the Shinsoo is getting closer? Or is it because the environment is good because it is the Holy Federation?

Simon the owner turned the happy circuit.

However in the end the transformation was released and he returned to his kitten’s appearance. Hayang who came down to the floor jumped excitedly.

– Give me more! more!

Kkamangi also cried rubbing his body against Sophie’s leg.

-please give me too! me too!

In addition the children who had just seen Hayang’s transformation scene flocked to it as if it had never happened.

“Sean Sean! I want to give it to you too!”

“me too!”

Children struggling with their arms in front. Simon grinned and put to use what he had learned from Lethe.

“If you want to ask what should I do?”

The children who were using the group shouted in unison.

“Sir! Please!”

By playing with the children and the divine beast the children slowly began to overcome the trauma of the divine.

Of course the one dying now was Simon who had to keep extracting divinity.

Lette who was watching with her arms crossed smiled.

‘…It’s quite right.’

The adults in the village were cheering and clapping their hands as if they were very satisfied.

It was a problem that no external teachers could solve. Lethe opened her mouth.

“Petria.”

“Oh yes! Leah.”

“Tell them. If you forcefully inject divinity into the children’s bodies one more time we will give up divinity training. Leave all divinity training to us from now on.”

“Yes! I’ll tell you right away!”

The two of them watched with smiles the children playing with the divine beasts and Simon sweating profusely while extracting the sacred spirits from the side.