Pens Down, Swords Up: Throw Your Studies to the Wind Volume 1 [Complete] by Mao Nishiura

Author:Mao Nishiura
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, magic, adventure, isekai, reincarnation, academy, fantasy world, magic academy, aristocrats, male protagonist, swords
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

Behind the Scenes: Orientation

“Please state your final decisions.”

“I believe he is innocent.”

“I mean, he’s definitely innocent.”

“I also vote innocent.”

“Innocent.”

“He’s innocent however you look at it. My analysis is never wrong.”

One after another, the members of the grading team cast their ballots, leaving only Dew to speak. All eyes were focused on him as he let out a long sigh before finally casting his vote.

“He’s guilty.”

“Oh, don’t be a sore loser, Dew. This isn’t just about the bet, after all.”

“That’s rich coming from you, Justin! You’re the one who kept riling everyone up over it! If the little brat gets kicked out of school now, those three hundred million riels are mine!” Dew burst into hysterical laughter. The thought of the immense sum had kept him up all night, and he was at his limit both physically and mentally. The man was a perfect example of the type who should never gamble.

“Well, then. By unanimous decision, we have found no evidence of wrongdoing, and we therefore permit Allen Rovene’s admission to the Royal Academy as a member of Class E,” Musica declared.

“Huh?! What’s unanimous about it? I voted guilty!” shouted Dew. “You all seriously believe that crap about ‘Soldo Vineforce’ and his ‘Combat Readiness’ training? As if a private tutor like that exists! The little brat has got you all hoodwinked!”

Dew raged, fueled by the anger that his win had just slipped through his fingers. His declaration hadn’t been far from the truth, but the fact remained that Soldo had indeed raised two outstanding students, and despite all the effort the investigation team had put in, they hadn’t been able to uncover any tangible evidence of cheating.

The team had focused particularly on the footage of the Magical Theory section, examining it frame by frame after the analysis team had evaluated there was a 99.9 percent chance he’d cheated on that exam. They’d watched the footage so many times that many of them had committed it to memory. In their minds, they could still see Allen working through a set of Magical Power Conversion problems not a single other examinee had been able to solve. Allen had simply read each question, thought for a moment, and, after scribbling a quick equation in the margin of the page, solved each problem as though it were basic addition. And later, when he’d caught a small error while reviewing the section, he’d corrected it without a second thought. The investigation team had unanimously decided it was unlikely a cheater would show their work in the margins—nor could a cheater pick up on their mistakes in such a way. At other points throughout the exam, the footage showed Allen furrowing his brow at questions he didn’t understand before he skipped them entirely—that, too, they ruled as unlikely if he had been cheating.

The only possibility left was that Allen had sent someone else in his place to take the exam. But that was ruled out after they compared his handwriting on the mock exam with that on the recent exam.

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