Type-Moon Assassination Fist 40
by TINY FAN FICTIONType-Moon Assassination Fist 40
Edited by: Tiny Fan Fiction
Chapter 40 enters Reien Girls’ Academy
The birds outside herald the start of a new day.
Kuzuki slept in on the sofa, waking up at an early hour.
Since he agreed to become Asagami Fujino’s teacher, today should be dedicated to preparation.
He had previously researched Asagami family matters and understood their significant influence here in Mifune City.
However, Kuzuki did not intend to rely on Asagami Fujino’s power; he could handle it alone.
Speaking of gratitude, “The Group” provided substantial support both financially and in arranging his role.
In terms of Kuzuki’s background, even having a Tokyo University diploma was impressive enough for him to consider joining.
Given The Group’s capabilities, such a diploma would naturally hold weight.
Without this fake diploma, Kuzuki might have had to rely on Fujino’s connections for efficiency. But with the prestigious university diploma in hand, he preferred to apply directly through the interview process.
After a quick breakfast, Kuzuki left by 6:00 PM.
His culinary skills were not particularly noteworthy; his food was merely edible and had no claim to being delicious. He didn’t care much about taste since he only needed it to meet his nutritional needs.
By 7:00 PM, he arrived at Reien Girls’ Academy.
Following the guard’s instructions, Kuzuki went to the interview location.
After a brief wait in an empty room, the interviewer finally appeared.
The interviewer was a rather traditional-looking middle-aged woman with short hair and a tailored suit.
She flipped through Kuzuki’s records while occasionally taking notice of him.
His first impression was quite positive, and the diploma’s credibility was high as well. However, there was one concern:
“Mr. Kuzuki, you have no teaching experience, right?” The interviewer asked, interrupting him before proceeding, “Although you’re a Tokyo University graduate, starting with managing an entire class might present some challenges. So, as a part-time substitute teacher, Mr. Kuzuki, would that be acceptable?”
A renowned Tokyo University graduate naturally received higher respect in the interview process, which was neither surprising for Kuzuki nor a cause for concern. He wasn’t worried about being hired due to low expectations but rather about the potential risks of letting go of qualified candidates because of overly low demands from the employer.
As a fake graduate, Kuzuki’s expertise was lacking compared to real graduates, so he wouldn’t negotiate on salary terms.
“No problem.”
The interviewer smiled warmly: “So, Mr. Kuzuki, which subject would you like to teach? We’ll do our best to accommodate your request within the permissible scope.”
“Whatever you say, I’ll follow your instructions.”
Kurihara Reisho smiled more clearly: “The second-grade class three health and physical education class is still vacant, so Mr. Kuzuki will be the teacher now.”
After that, Kurihara Reisho talked with Kuzuki for a while.
Including asking Kuzuki about some basic conditions, introducing Reien Girls’ Academy, and matters such as salary and obligations.
By the time the explanation was finished, it was almost noon.
“From tomorrow, Mr. Kuzuki can officially start work. Today, we will handle some miscellaneous formalities. By the way, the Academy provides single dormitory for teachers. Mr. Kuzuki can move in tonight. I will greet the school staff.”
Kurihara Reisho’s work style is the same as her temperament. Act with swiftness and vigor.
When he returned to his temporary residence, Asagami Fujino was gone.
The breakfast left in the living room had been eaten, and the dishes had been cleaned and neatly placed together.
Kuzuki had nothing, so his luggage was extremely simple.
Apart from clothes, money and identity documents, he did not need to bring anything else. After a simple packing, Kuzuki returned to Reien Girls’ Academy in the afternoon.
After gaining the ability to move freely within the Academy, the first thing he did was to familiarize himself with the Academy’s geographical environment.
If he planned to stay here for a long time, it would be necessary to understand the surrounding environment.
It really was an aristocratic girls’ school with strong financial resources.
The school covers a large area. It takes 3 hours and 25 minutes to walk around it.
Kuzuki walks at a speed of nearly 1.5m/s, which means that Reien Girls’ Academy is an irregular circle with a circumference of 12 kilometers and a radius of nearly 2 kilometers, with an area of about 12 square kilometers. This may not seem very large, but if converted into square meters, it is 12,000,000 square meters.
The greening rate inside the campus is very high. The facilities on campus are not adjacent to each other. The trees planted between the school buildings are sometimes denser than the forest area on campus. It can be said that it is an isolated academy. In addition to the office for board member affairs and morning meetings, teachers also have independent offices and dormitories. The welfare facilities are quite complete, plus the high salary, it is a great pleasure to be a teacher at Reien Girls’ Academy. It can be said that it is the pursuit of quite a number of people.
In the evening, Kuzuki moved into the independent Teachers’ Dormitory and received his teacher’s certificate and other related items from the school staff.
Because the area of Reien Girls’ Academy is too large, Kuzuki only took a general walk around the school in the afternoon and was still unfamiliar with the environment. So at night, he began to wander around the school.
Under the cover of night, there was no need to worry about being witnessed and he could move at high speed, so Kuzuki’s efficiency was greatly improved. He only spent the first half of the night to visit the entire school.
During this period, Kuzuki encountered an incident that made him a little concerned.
When passing through a dense forest, he got lost.
This thing that shouldn’t have happened to him actually happened.
Kuzuki has mentioned before that he possesses an exceptional ability for memorization. He spent an afternoon reading through “World History” and still retains its main points.
Given this talent, it’s not surprising if Kuzuki often finds himself lost in unfamiliar environments, especially within the school premises which aren’t overly complex.
However, what happened was that he got stuck in a forest for quite some time without finding his way out.
It’s like a ghost haunting the area?
When faced with such an eerie situation, Kuzuki took it seriously and prepared to engage in combat.
[Not interacting resulted in my confinement… implying that someone might have malicious intent towards me…]
As a result, the aura emitted by Kuzuki grew increasingly menacing. He was fully prepared to act.
But when he assumed combat readiness, this eerie phenomenon suddenly disappeared, causing his sense of direction to return.
[Since he couldn’t defeat the situation through battle, perhaps he retreated… is it a monster? Or someone lurking within the school’s Magecraft Department? There were no signs of singing; maybe it doesn’t require vocalizations to activate. Could it function using his line of sight alone?] After pondering for a moment, Kuzuki decided not to figure it out and returned to his room.
“Mysterious” matters are best left to those with expertise in the field.
If there were someone within the school holding a grudge against Kuzuki, things could become quite complicated.
You can’t underestimate how devastating a prepared Magus could be—even if they aren’t particularly strong.
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