I am Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes.

“Three hours! I could do this better in three minutes!” Jill looked exasperated. “Damn it. Even in a feminist society, this is unfair.”

……

"You didn't explode? Your temper is better than I expected." Grevas said, looking at the furious Jill.

Of course, if you ignore the scene where Jill's greatsword is pressing down on Grevas's black knight's sword, this scene would be much better...

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Chapter 178 This is probably the best outcome.

“…Well…calm down a bit.” Grevas looked at Jill helplessly.

"What, is there anything else you want to say?" Jill asked, looking quite displeased.

"Just now I forgot to tell you, with your level, you don't need to learn at all, so I plan to teach you the ultimate sword technique."

“I don’t need it. I don’t think Soul Flash is weaker than Absolute Sword Technique,” ​​Jill said.

"...Tsk..."

"What's with that look on your face, like you've been caught plotting?" Jill pressed her greatsword down slightly. "Tell me about it!"

“I’m sorry, I have no interest in talking to you…” Grevas then swung her sword upwards and back down. “Can’t we talk without weapons?”

“No, because sometimes I prefer violence to words,” Jill said. “For example, when dealing with you, violence is far more effective than words.”

"Really? That's an honor." Grevas continued, "Well, how about this, I'll give you full access to the library. You don't need to attend classes; you can just study in the library. How about that?"

"Oh? That's a good suggestion." Jill pressed her sword down. "And what about my accommodation?"

"Well..." Grevas hesitated for a moment, "you'll have to figure it out yourself."

"...Three hours in a wooden cabin or something?" Jill looked annoyed.

“…That’s true, then let me think of a way for you…” Grevas then showed a thoughtful expression, “But if you can find a girl who can live with you, that wouldn’t be a problem either.”

"Tch! You're clearly making things difficult for me! You know perfectly well I'm a guy, how could any girl possibly want to live in the same dorm as me?!"

"Master! I've found a girl who's agreed to let us stay here!" Lian exclaimed as she pushed open the door.

Jill, looking completely bewildered, turned around: "..."

"...See, what did I tell you?" Grevas grinned mischievously.

"...Lian...after you go back, you should voluntarily practice swinging your sword two thousand times."

"Eh?!"

……

"The Raven Class... I have a bad feeling about it, really." Jill looked at the dormitory in front of her. "Lian, what did you offer in exchange for getting here?"

"No...it's nothing...it's just that, Master, can I stop now?" Lian, who had been wielding her sword the whole way, said with an expression that looked like she was about to cry.

"turn down."

Despite Jill's icy tone, Lian continued to swing her sword.

It shouldn't be difficult to finish swinging the sword after more than 1,800 swings, right?

Emmmm......

Jill glanced at Lian, who was covered in sweat, but said nothing.

Incidentally, at Aresia Academy, the students in the Raven Class... well, to describe them in one word, they are outstanding problem children...

Well... as to whether the focus is on "excellent problem children" or the word "excellent"... well, we don't need to worry about that.

In short, Lian brought Jill to the dormitory of the Raven Class.

Among the people Jill knew from Aresia Academy was the homeroom teacher of the Raven Class.

Well... that's about it, right? But most of the students here are rich girls or something, and they've basically never seen a boy before, so they're surprisingly innocent.

In this situation, how could Lian still find a student to live with? And she even said she wanted to bring someone else along?!

How did you do that?! (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻

Forget it, I'm not angry. Even if my apprentice slaps me in the face, I'll accept it with a smile.

"Lian, stop." Gil said, counting that Lian had swung her sword more than 1,900 times.

"Yes, Master." Lian then put down the wooden sword.

“So…who is the owner of this dormitory?” Jill asked.

"It's inside." Lian said nervously.

After all, she's dressed as a boy now...

"What's there to be nervous about? It's not like you're meeting my parents or anything. Why are you so nervous?" Jill asked.

"No, it's just...that..." So Lian gritted her teeth and told Jill what had happened on the way today.

After a moment, Gil listened to Lian's description and finally nodded.

“Lian, to make sure I don’t get it wrong later, I’ll just call you Godman for now.” Jill cleared her throat. “Godman, let me tell you, since you’ve seen it, you have to take responsibility.”

With a "hiss," Lian's entire face turned red.

"Why are you blushing? I was just kidding." Jill patted Lian's head helplessly.

Incidentally, Lian is considerably shorter than Jill, and her strike was incredibly smooth and fluid.

"But Master, the dormitory owner you mentioned is right behind you."

“Hmm, right behind me…” Jill paused for a moment.

"Slave elf! Is this the kind of person you brought back?!" Then the sound of a whip and the girl's voice rang out at the same time.

Having been trained by Gil for a whole year and still unable to forget it, Ren naturally understood that sneak attacks were completely useless against Gil.

Jill slightly turned her body to avoid the whip, as if she had eyes in the back of her head.

"is that a lie?!"

Jill turned around, "Oh dear, that was close!"

The girl standing behind Jill was a beautiful girl with a face as delicate and pretty as a glass doll, long, fiery red hair tied into twin ponytails with thin black ribbons, and ruby-like eyes.

Wearing a pure white uniform decorated with black lines, a ribbon in the shape of a bow tie at the chest, and a spirit amulet sewn on instead of buttons, the uniform of the Aresia Academy.

“Claire Louju? What? It’s you.” Jill looked exasperated.

"What? So you're the master my slave elf was talking about?" The girl called Claire stared at Gil. "What? Aren't you just the headmaster's guest?"

"No... well, never mind. I'm a student transferring here starting tomorrow. Nice to meet you." Gil stretched out his hand, waved, and showed off the elven mark on the back of his hand.

"Um... Master, do you know each other?" Lian asked curiously.

“Yes, she’s one of the few people I know,” Jill nodded in agreement.

“…Thank you for what happened back then.” Claire suddenly remembered something and said in a very low voice.

"Well, this is probably the best outcome. Speaking of which, you're so calm in front of me, unlike when you first saw me. It seems you've done something extraordinary, mystic?"

"No way!!"

Chapter 179 I'm Back, Jill

The morning sunlight is always so pleasant.

But... there are also times when it's not so pleasant.

……Depend on.

If it weren't for the fact that all other abilities, including durability, had improved within three years.

I guess I'm going to have a trip to the hell of this world...

“So, Enkidu…” Gilles pinched the green-haired girl’s face, who was sitting on the bed, with both hands, “Why can’t you control your strength… You’re clearly doing this on purpose!”

"Really?" Enkidu nodded, his face still bearing Gil's hand.

"Me!" Jill gasped, her voice choked with emotion.

At that moment, Enkidu suddenly hugged Gillespie, saying, "I'm back, Gillespie."

“…Well, never mind.” Gil let go of Enkidu’s hand and gave him a big hug. “Welcome home, Enkidu.”

I know you're thinking that, according to the normal plot, someone should come out here to spoil the mood.

But it won't, because...

"Master! Get up!" Lian pushed open the door and entered, only to see this scene before her.

Okay, fine, you guessed it. You're all so smart.

Then Lian paused for a moment, said "Sorry to bother you," and closed the door.

After Lian closed the door, she noticed golden ripples shimmering at the entrance.

"..." Lian moved her feet carefully, and then chains suddenly emerged from the golden ripples, binding her up and throwing her into the room.

“There’s no other way. I’m sorry, Lian.” Gil drew his sword. “Even if you are my apprentice, you saw something you shouldn’t have seen, and I cannot let you live.”

"Help ah ah ah ah ah!"

……

"Phew... I thought you were really going to make a move, Master... And... who is she?" Lianxin asked, still shaken, looking at the long sword stuck upside down beside Jill.

“...He is my dearest friend, my only dearest friend,” Jill replied. “Alright, let’s leave it at that. We shouldn’t ask any more questions.”

Jill picked up the bread and stuffed it into her mouth. "I don't care what you do next, but I have only one request."

"Yes, Master." Lian then adopted a serious expression.