Chivalry of a Failed Knight: Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 7] by Riku Misora

Author:Riku Misora
Language: eng
Format: epub

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“Sensei said everyone’s free to go home for the day,” Ikki announced as he returned to the classroom, relaying Oreki’s message to the other students.

Guess I’ll go look for Shizuku. If a repeat student like me sticks around for too long, I’ll just ruin the mood.

Ikki could feel the other students’ gazes on him. Since Oreki had collapsed, the class hadn’t gotten around to doing self-introductions, but Ikki suspected that everyone had already heard he was repeating a year. He could tell from the looks everyone was giving him that they didn’t know how to approach him.

I did sort of take charge back there. Maybe they didn’t like that.

Thinking that might have been presumptuous of him, Ikki got to his feet, ready to leave. As he did, a female classmate suddenly grabbed onto his arm.

“Seeenpai!”

“Whoa?!”

“Wha— Wh-What are you doing, Ikki?!” Stella cried.

“Why are you asking me that?! Um, e-excuse me, but who are you and what do you want?”

“Whoops. I was so excited to finally get to talk to you that I forgot my manners.” The peach-blonde, glasses-wearing girl—the same one who’d volunteered to clean up the classroom while Ikki was taking Oreki to the nurse’s office—stuck out her tongue as a cutesy way of apologizing. She let go of his arm and said, “My name’s Kusakabe Kagami. I’m a huuuge fan of yours!”

“I have fans?”

Blazers were generally well-known figures. Proper Mage-Knights and student trainee knights alike tended to get a lot of attention from the press, so long as they were strong like Stella. All of the Seven Stars Battle Festival matches were streamed worldwide via the internet, even.

Oftentimes, people enrolled in a certain school because they’d become fans of one of the currently attending students after watching those livestreams. But Ikki hadn’t participated in any major events and thus shouldn’t have had any fans.

“I don’t think I ever did anything to make myself famous... Are you sure you have the right person?”

“Come on, Senpai, don’t play dumb. Surely you haven’t forgotten this.”

Ikki had no idea what Kagami was talking about until she pulled out her student handbook and showed him a certain recording. He definitely hadn’t forgotten, considering it had only been a few days since that particular event.

“This is our duel, isn’t it?!” Stella exclaimed as she came over to look at the display as well.

“Wait, did you and Stella-chan not know? Do you two never go online, or what?”

“Pretty much. I’m not good with computers...” Ikki replied.

“I don’t spend any time online either. In fact, I don’t even own a computer,” Stella said.

“Well, that would explain it. Anyway, Senpai, your duel with Stella-chan got uploaded online right after it ended, and it caused a huge stir. Practically everyone in school must have seen it by now. Isn’t that right, guys?” Kagami asked, turning to the other students. They all nodded in unison.

“Yeah, I saw the video.”

“Tons of blogs have been writing articles about it. The people who haven’t heard about your duel are definitely in the minority.

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