"This is too strange!"
In the luxurious chairman's office, Stella slammed her hands on the desk and expressed loudly in front of Shinsomiji Kuono.
"Placing young men and women in the same room? No matter how you think about it, this isn't normal, right?! "
Stella had been advocating this all along.
However, Shinsomiji Kuono's expression remained unchanged.
"Indeed, no matter in which school, I've never heard of men and women sharing a dormitory, but as the saying goes, extraordinary times require extraordinary policies. For the sake of Pojun Academy, this is a policy worth advocating. Don't you think so?"
Shinsomiji Kuono argued calmly.
And the chairman's words were not completely unreasonable.
If the people around him were of similar strength, it would indeed be easier to have a sense of competition.
The problem was …
"Even if their strength is similar, it doesn't necessarily have to be placed together, right?" Stella protested. "From an ethical point of view, it's more appropriate to place men and women of similar strength in the same dormitory than to place men and women of similar strength in the same dormitory!"
This was also an indisputable idea.
Even though they had to resort to extreme measures during extreme times, it did not mean that they had no other choice. There were all sorts of Sabermen of similar strength and level in Pojun Academy. Since that was the case, it was only common sense to separate the genders from each other.
Of course, Stella had probably forgotten.
"If it were someone else, that would be true, but it's different for you."
Shinsomiji Kuono reminded.
"Let me ask you, Famillion. In this academy, how many people of similar strength do you think you can find?"
His words made Stella speechless.
Just as Shinsomiji Kuono had said, in Pojun Academy, there were basically not many people with similar strength to Stella.
"In terms of magic power, you're already the strongest in the world.
"In terms of strength, even if you're still immature and haven't become an official Knight, you're still much stronger than most of the student Knights.
"In terms of talent, aptitude, ability, and so on, practically no one can match up to you. That's why your appearance caused such a huge commotion."
"To put it bluntly, in this academy, the only one who can clearly surpass you in strength is the current student president, and she's already a third-year student. If you're talking about the level of a Blade Slayer, there's only one A-rank Knight in each of the seven academies who's at the same level as you. Being able to produce another Rorelles Aenezhen is already a miracle."
Kurenai of the Shingon Temple recounted them one by one as if he was very familiar with them.
"So, according to Pojun Academy's current policy, I can only arrange for all of you to be in the same dormitory. Do you understand?"
Shinsomiji Kurenai's kind words of persuasion made Stella speechless.
At this moment …
"Is this really okay? Chairman? "
Rozen, who had been listening by the side, finally spoke up at this time.
"Even if the policy you proposed is a measure taken to save Pojun Academy's results, and there is no other choice but to do so, no matter what, Stella Familion is a princess of a kingdom. I don't think the Kingdom of Familion will remain silent about a princess of a kingdom staying in the same room with a male stranger of unknown nationality. When the time comes, it will escalate into an international problem. Are you sure you can handle it?"
Rozen's extremely sharp question made Kurenai and Stella look over in surprise.
"You're surprisingly smart. You actually pay attention to political issues."
Shinsomiji Kurenai seemed to be genuinely surprised.
“.....”
Stella stared at Rozen, as if it was the first time she had officially put him in her eyes. She began to look at Rozen seriously.
Before this, Stella probably only regarded Rozen as a person who got herself into trouble.
Until now, Stella finally realized Rozen's identity.
"An A-Class knight like me, the second in the Magical World …?"
Stella finally focused her attention on Rozen.
On the contrary, Rozen didn't pay attention to Stella at all.
"The policy you proposed is indeed interesting, but I don't think it applies to the situation between me and His Royal Highness Familion."
Rozen continued to argue.
"Although we are both A-Class knights, it's still a question whether our strength is similar."
The rating of a Fencer's level was basically based on Ability Value, not a person's true strength.
If someone's strength had been greatly improved, their Ability Value increased, or to the point that even the Alliance had to pay attention to them, then they could also increase the Fencer's level. But even if their strength was not good, if their Ability Value was naturally high, it was not impossible for them to get a high rating.
For example, Rozen and Stella hadn't shown their strength in the Gakuen yet. It was only because they were rated as A-Class knights that they were considered to be similar in strength.
However, because the Fencer's level was mostly based on Ability Value, even between the same level, the gap could sometimes be huge. It was not impossible for a low-level Fencer to defeat a high-level Fencer.
For example …
"The chairman is called Kurenai Shingomiji, right?"
Rozen looked straight at Kurenai Shingomiji in front of him and suddenly smiled.
"If I remember correctly, you should be the famous A-Class knight in KOK, the third A-Class knight in the world, World Clock, right?"
Rozen's words made Kurenai Shingomiji stop smoking.
The so-called "KOK" referred to the Fencer's fighting competition.
It was currently the most popular sports competition in the entire world, with a yearly broadcast fee exceeding three trillion Japanese dollars. In essence, it was a martial arts competition where the powerful Saber Masters from various countries would compete in actual combat. The Saber Masters who were able to make it to the top were all experts from various countries. This was especially so for the A-Rank Alliance, where only A-Rank Knights could participate in the competition. The value of the competition was extremely high, and those who were able to stand out in it were almost all world-class Saber Masters, truly national treasures of a country.
Kurenai Shingomiji once participated in KOK's A-Class Alliance, stood out in it, and then got the third place in the world, and was known as the "World Clock."
It was said that her ability was a causal interference ability that could manipulate time. Not only could she manipulate time freely, but she could also completely shatter and distort the space and time in the target space, and the destroyed space and time could not be restored to its original state, which would bring irreparable damage to the world itself. Therefore, it was listed as a forbidden skill by the Alliance, and no one could use it without permission.
Now, Kurenai Shingomiji retired because of her marriage, but her name was still talked about by people all over the world. In this world, there were only ten Fencers who were stronger than her.
Kurenai Shingomiji received an A-Class Knight rating when she was still a Student Knight.
Until now, Kurenai Shingomiji was still an A-Class Knight because A-Class was the highest Fencer level.
Kurenai Shingomiji …
"Do you think you're weaker than Famillion, who is also an A-Class?"
Rozen said with a smile.
The meaning behind his words was clear.
"Even if you're both A-Class, it doesn't necessarily mean that your strength is similar. Is that what you're trying to say?"
Kurenai Shingomiji scratched her head.
"If you say that, I can't refute it."
Upon hearing that, Rozen immediately said.
"Then, please let me and Royal Highness Famillion …"
Separate from each other.
Before Rozen could say such words, Stella, who was on the side, spoke first.
"… Do you mean that I'm not as strong as you?"
When such a sentence came out of Stella's mouth …
"Bam!"
The flame of the red lotus bloomed in the office.
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