Did the villainous professor survive today?

Chapter 94 Lower Town

"No problem, Professor Krenk!"

Andrew couldn't have asked for it more.

He looked at Allen on the other side, staring at him with disdain, as if to say, "Your turn."

Allen instinctively turned around, looking at Agura and Catherine for help, his eyes clearly asking, "Should I agree?"

Agura and Catherine nodded with their eyes.

Alan blinked. As the only one who didn't understand what was going on, he chose to trust his friend. He turned to Andrew and nodded, "Okay! Next week!"

"Now that the agreement is made, there's no need for further arguments. Go back and prepare properly."

After saying that, Krenk walked in another direction.

[You changed the course of the story, preventing a violent conflict between students and averting a fatal fate of being forced to resign due to a joint complaint from the old aristocratic teachers.]

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Watching Kroenke's figure disappear into the distance, Andrew and his group did not linger, but instead headed towards another exit.

Now that Kroenke has spoken, there's no need for any underhanded revenge against Allen; they can teach him a lesson openly and honestly.

In an instant, the corner that had been filled with more than ten people was now empty except for Allen and his two companions.

"So, what's the situation now?"

Allen scratched his head, puzzled.

Agula was beyond saving with his blockhead brother: "Teacher Krenk is trying to help you!"

Kroenke's move achieved a rare and mutually agreeable outcome.

It's just about having a fight.

Hit a punch to avoid a hundred punches.

Andrew believed he was strong enough to easily teach Allen a lesson, and with the vice principal backing him up, he didn't need to worry about anything going wrong.

Agra believes that since Kroenke dared to do this, it means he has a trump card to help Allen defeat his opponent. Moreover, judging from what Kroenke has shown in these few lessons, he does have that level of skill. So, following the big shot and going all in is the right thing to do.

"Why is this helping me?" Allen tilted his head.

Agurah: "————"

"Idiot!" Catherine flicked Allen on the back of the head. "If you don't settle this here, people will definitely keep bothering you! Didn't you see that Professor Kroenke said to schedule the meeting for next week so both sides could go back and prepare?! Can you even beat Andrew right now? Extending the timeline shows he's on your side!"

Allen nodded as if he understood, adjusting his glasses. "Then—should I go find Professor Krenk now?"

"You're such a hopeless idiot!"

Catherine stomped her foot angrily. "How can you go straight to Professor Krenk at a time like this? You should go to his teaching assistant!"

"oh."

Allen responded with an "oh".

"Also, don't go now, go this afternoon! And bring your textbook with you, go to her under the pretense of asking about Klein's magic circle! Got it, you idiot!"

Catherine grabbed Allen's ear and emphasized.

"understood."

"Don't know! Just remember!"

Catherine released her grip and blew a few more times into Allen's ear. "Does it hurt?"

"A little."

"That's good, it should hurt!"

Catherine pouted again. "I'm leaving. Remember, go alone this afternoon, don't bring anyone else!"

After saying that, Catherine crossed her arms and walked away.

Allen subconsciously glanced at Agura beside him.

"and then?"

"Then, just do as she says."

Agura stared at Allen with dead fish eyes.

in the afternoon.

"Excuse me, is Senior Enya here?"

Allen, holding a thick notebook, knocked on the half-open door.

Many people looked up, and a blonde girl with golden eyes nodded at Allen standing in the doorway: "Excuse me, who are you?"

Following Catherine's instructions, Allen asked, "My name is Allen, and I am a student of Professor Krenk. I have some questions about the Klein magic circle, but I can't find Professor Krenk, so I thought I'd ask you for help, senior."

"What don't you understand? Bring me your notebook."

Allen did as instructed.

Enya took Allen's notebook, put on a thoughtful expression, and then lightly wrote an address in the notebook with a pencil: "You're thinking in the wrong direction. Don't try to think about four-dimensional things with a two-dimensional plane."

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Allen took the notebook and looked down at the address Enya had written down.

43 GreenGeorge Street

"Is this the place?"

In the afternoon, Allen, carrying his notebook, looked at the sign that read "Rest" hanging in front of the door, hesitated for a moment, and then pulled the wind chimes in front of the door.

The wind chimes made a crisp sound.

"Why are you so late?"

Enya opened the door, and she frowned slightly as she looked at Allen.

I set off later than you, so how come I arrived earlier than you?

"Sorry, taking a carriage is too expensive, so I walked here," Allen apologized instinctively.

"It's okay, your teacher is waiting for you inside."

"Is Professor Krenk the owner of this place?"

Allen looked around in surprise.

This place was originally intended for guests to enjoy afternoon tea, but unexpectedly, it was not open during the prime time of the afternoon, and there was no one else around.

"This afternoon, Professor Klenk bought this place with an offer he couldn't refuse, and also gave all the employees a day off."

Enya said calmly, pointing to the room at the far end, "This room."

"oh."

Allen nodded with an "Impressive!" expression, followed Enya's instructions, walked straight ahead, and then pushed open the door: "Teacher?"

"Back then, when those older students bullied you, how did you feel?" Krenk simply asked. "Remember, your first feeling."

"My first reaction was—I didn't understand," Allen answered truthfully.

"Is that so? I understand."

Kroenke nodded. "Alan, you live in the downtown area, right? Could you take me to your house?"

Kroenke knew that the first step in getting Allen to defeat Andrew was to figure out all of his details.

To understand a person, you must understand the environment in which they grew up.

"Want to come to my house?"

Allen pointed to himself.

"right."

"Teacher, this isn't a good idea. My home is very close to the Fishing Port Tavern, which is the territory of a gang called the Wolves. My mom said that the relationship between the Wolves gang and the Prosperity Society has been particularly tense lately, so she made me deliberately avoid their area when I go to school."

Wolves — Co-Prosperity Sphere —

Kroenke repeated the name to himself.

He also remembered that Enya had said that the Globe Society was the Russell family's black glove.

The reason why the Russell family is the most enduring family in St. Auster is that they own a large area of ​​land in the lower city, which allows them to maintain their prosperity by exploiting others.

This is also a good opportunity to learn about the dispute between the two sides.

Krenk took a dirty fishing coat and put it on: "It's alright, let's go."

Enya watched as Krenk and his companion were about to leave and whispered, "Teacher, do I want to come along?"

"Need not."

Kroenke waved his hand, pushed open the back door, and stood at the entrance of the alley.

He looked at the dilapidated houses across the river and the thick smoke billowing from the factory exhaust vents behind them, then pulled up his hood: "Let's go."

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