As Adlet and Frederick's absurdly sounding conversation echoed across the entire courtyard, a thick fog of confusion descended upon the gathered students.
Their Eyebrows climbed to hairlines, and expressions twisted into a synchronized chorus of-
What in the world are we hearing?
It felt less like a teacher-student dialogue and more like a rehearsal for an unhinged stage play.
Was this seriously how a teacher was supposed to speak to his student?
OR
Was that how a student answered a Teacher?
Because, unless this was some bizarre Academy-approved psychological test, something had gone terribly off-script.
Frederick being a Teacher, in anger—mentioned killing the student by throwing him off the building like he did few moments ago.
And Adlet, rather than recoiling or showing any visible signs of alarm, responded by confidently declaring he would prove his invincibility… by killing himself.
With a straight face, no less.
