The Rise Of Shadow Monarch

Prologue (2)

The school board president's speech was good. Horikita Manabu turned out to be a man who has the power in his hands to control the school.

Not completely, of course.

But it's worth agreeing that his aura looked powerful enough to shut up everyone in the hall. His words echoed in the ears of the first-year students, forcing them to listen.

Horikita Manabu could influence them with his presence, but for me it was like I heard a funny joke. In fact, I have to admit that he deserves his place as the president of the school board.

And the rest I'm not sure, even if I own a force that violates common sense, in my understanding, I was weak.

At the moment.

In any case, no one could guess all the secrets, or own a lot of information about a certain person. Unless you're an all-seeing one who can read someone's future.

With special abilities like "Absolute Reliable" and "Absolute Analyst", I could reveal a person completely. However...

...Everything has its limits.

These abilities have a certain weakness, I can't just stand in one place and read "everything".

Although, if you take into account his character, personality, and behavior, then you only have to see all this in action for an hour or more. I could make an accurate conclusion.

It's like gears, they will move exactly when I start acting. Whether it's analysis, reading movements, and deductive thinking, I need to work mentally and physically.

As with any achievements, we are beings who must act and move along a certain route of life in order to achieve what we want.

To work, to work and to work again.

Simply put, it does not give me the opportunity to become an all-seeing god. You can say that I have become a super-genius, or a monster with absolute talent in everything.

Anyway, it doesn't matter.

After the speech in the assembly hall, I had to find my class. I walked through the corridors while evaluating the design inside the school building.

And since the government sponsors this school, I was not surprised that there are shopping centers, shops, a park and so on.

Also, considering that the school is separated from the outside world, you might think that I am definitely in another city.

I walked and walked until many footsteps sounded in the long corridor. First-year students were looking for their classes, so I wasn't alone.

I walked past the first-graders of class A closest to entering the building. Looking out the window, I saw the number of seats in the class, which was about 40 seats.

Finally, a few minutes later, thanks to the signs, I arrived at my destination.

Class 1-B. That was my class.

I opened the door, and immediately a crowd of students rushed into my eyes, chatting merrily with each other. Basically, they were girls, it seemed that they had met just now, but they were discussing their interests and hobbies.

"Oh? Well, I love the romance genre!"

"Really?"

"Yes, yes! I also love listening to music"

"Oh, what's your favorite singer?"

"Of course it's The Weeknd!"

But as soon as they saw my appearance, who opened the door to the classroom, their conversation was interrupted by deathly silence. No one said a single word. As if they were frozen in some kind of state, probably their thoughts were hovering everywhere, preventing them from thinking rationally.