The Genius Swordsman Assasin Chapter 900

Episode 900

Oh my!

Raon and the Gwangpungdae inspectors walked to the center of the training ground along the path opened by the Sieghart Forces.

They completely erased the playful gaze they usually had and stood in front of the stage, emitting sharp auras like swords.

Gooooooo!

The audience, who had been applauding and cheering, lowered their hands and held their breath at the solemn and heavy appearance emanating from the Gwangpungdae inspectors.

The prosecutors who were paying their respects also swallowed dry saliva as if they were surprised by the momentum.

The serious energy flowing from the wind chimes lined up in front of the stage with their hands raised on the sword seemed to show the spirit of a hero saving a battlefield in crisis.

It had the power to instantly silence the noisy and crowded training grounds.

“… .”

Raon stood at the front of the whirlwind and nodded to Chad. It meant that they could proceed to the next step.

“Hmm….”

Chad nodded, letting out a low groan as if he was out of breath just from receiving Raon’s gaze.

“All right now.”

The prosecutors who had been saluting his instructions returned to their original positions, and the audience also sat down and let out a low breath.

Even though we only briefly encountered the momentum of the storm, cold sweat was running down everyone’s foreheads.

“Phew… .”

Chad took a deep breath and took a step forward.

“The Gwangpungdae played the greatest role in leading the war against the Southern and Northern Alliance to victory, stopped the dragons that attacked Sephia and solidified the alliance with the elves, and saved the Gray Hammer Guild from the demons, creating an opportunity for all of Sieghart’s swordsmen to obtain weapons made from dragon bones.”

He recited, in a tone full of weight, the achievements of the Gwangpungdae so far, one by one.

“In addition, in the last mission, the leader of the Gwangpungdae slew the four swords that threatened the Iron Troops, and made Sieghart’s name shine even higher than that of the Five Emperors. In addition, he achieved many other feats and gained fame. With the consent of all executives, including the leader, I will promote the Gwangpungdae to the Gwangpungjeon.”

Chad turned back the slightly crumpled papers with his shaking hands.

“First, I would like to give you some words of encouragement.”

He glanced at Glenn, who was sitting on the throne, then stepped back.

“Ahem.”

Glenn cleared his throat and rose from his throne. He looked down at Raon and the Gwangpungdae with his red, glowing eyes.

“Hmm….”

“Ugh.”

The inspectors standing in the wind tunnel and smokescreen let out low groans as if they were out of breath just from receiving Glenn’s gaze.

“The beginning of the Gwangpungdae was humble. The leader was a washed-up swordsman still suffering from the aftereffects of an injury, and the members, barely over thirty, were rookies just beginning their journey as swordsmen. No one expected it.”

Glenn smiled faintly, as if he was recalling the first whirlwind.

“However, as the non-conference leader said, the Gwangpungdae has made many contributions since the Gwangpungdae days, and has spread the name of Sieghart, which had been buried, throughout the continent. According to a recent survey by the black market, the leader of the Gwangpungdae was voted the most respected person by the continent’s prosecutors, the person they most wanted to be like, and the person who was also voted the most handsome…”

He slowly began to curl the corners of his mouth as he said that, unlike his charismatic demeanor, Raon was ranked first in all popularity rankings.

“That’s not all. Gwangpungdaeju was also ranked first among the prosecutors with the highest potential for development, and of course, he was also ranked first among the people who would later break the balance of the Five Emperors…”

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He kept listing only the categories in which Raon was number one, to the point where I don’t know where or how he did the research.

“Go, my lord?”

Chad called Glenn in a very small voice, his dry lips trembling.

“Now is the time to say some encouraging words… .”

“ah….”

Glenn, now feeling the blank stares of the people, coughed in vain and lowered the corners of his lips that had been rising.

“Do you know what Jeon means?”

He turned his dry eyes again and looked at the wind chime.

“It means a pavilion or palace.”

Burren answered the question right away without hesitation.

“That’s right. It means a pavilion or a palace. However, there is another meaning behind it.”

Glenn looked into Burren’s eyes and smiled faintly.

“It is not just a simple building like a pavilion or a palace, but everything inside it.”

“all…?”

“Home, clothes, food, weapons, and people.”

He nodded, folding his fingers.

“I’ll ask you again. What do you think the transfer is?”

Glenn shook his head briefly and looked at Raon.

“Family… a small family?”

Raon narrowed his eyes at Glenn and the audience sitting behind him.

“Yes. I am an independent member of the Sieghardt Forces. I often make decisions based on my own judgment, outside of the control of the Household. As you said, it is no different from running a small household.”

Glenn slowly turned his gaze to look at Karun, Denier, and Balder sitting in the audience.

“That’s why the other name given to Jeonju is Successor Candidate. By running the small Jeon clan, he will eventually have the opportunity to hold this huge Sieghart in his hands.”

He nodded, saying that becoming a Jeonju was like becoming a candidate for successor to Sieghard.

“If you are greedy for the position of the head of the household, you will have to build up a record that will not be inferior to them in the future.”

Glenn smiled faintly as he said that harder times were ahead.

“The same goes for Gwangpungdae. If Jeonju is the head of the household, you are the head of the household. If the head of the household causes trouble, it will ruin the head of the household’s face, so you should be more careful with your words and actions than you are now.”

He briefly lowered his hand as he looked at the wind chime standing behind Raon.

“yes!”

The Gwangpungdae inspectors, with their hands on their hearts as if determined not to disappoint, poured out answers that shook the training ground.

“more.”

Glenn stepped back as if he had finished what he wanted to say.

“Then next, I will award the tokens of the Gwangpungjeon. Starting with the Gwangpungdaeju, please come up to the stage one by one.”

Chad quickly moved on to the next step, making sure Glenn’s dignity was not damaged.

“yes.”

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Raon nodded to Chad and went up to the stage to stand in front of Glenn.

“You said you became interested in Gaju to protect the people you cherish. I look forward to more in the future.”

Glenn handed me the gold badge with a cold look in his eyes, as if asking when I had ever smiled.

It was similar in shape to the gold badges I often received, but instead of a flaming sword, a green wind-blowing sword was engraved in the center.

It was the appearance that he and the entire Gwangpungdae wanted to have in order to remember Limer.

“thank you.”

After sweeping away the Jinhon Sword once, Raon received the Gwangpungjeon card. It was a small card, but perhaps because of what Glenn had said, it felt heavier than receiving a lump of iron.

“I trust you.”

Glenn told me what he believed so that no one else could hear.

“I won’t disappoint you.”

“I don’t think that will happen.”

He patted me on the shoulder, saying something that could be interpreted in several ways.

“…thank you.”

Raon bowed his head to Glenn and stepped back to the end of the stage.

When I looked at the card of the Gwangpungjeon placed in my hand, the image of Limer came to mind.

[Aren’t you interested in being a head of household?] [If you were to be a head of household, wouldn’t you be able to do better than anyone else?] [Think about it. Without pressure. Yeah! Without pressure! Don’t feel pressured, just think about it. No, I’m not putting pressure on you… ]
Limer had suggested that he come to Gaju once a week.

Perhaps the reason he became even a little interested in the position was because of what that person said.

‘If you saw this, you would like it.’

Limer was the one who loved his own promotion and growth more than anyone else, so he must have been happier than his family today.

-That must have been it.

Lars nodded, clicking his tongue.

-That little eared guy treated you guys like little brothers.

The guy let out a short sigh, saying that they looked more like family than teacher and student.

‘okay.’

It was when Raon was smiling bitterly.

Wooooow!

As if it knew his mind, Jinhongeom rang out a clear sword sound and created a green wind.

What should I say? It felt like Limer, who had already left, was standing next to me and congratulating me on my promotion to the Gwangpungjeon.

“Team Leader Martha Sieghardt. Forward.”

At Chad’s words, Martha went up to the stage.

“Your courage and resilience have always been a great help to the Gwangpungdae. I ask for your continued support.”

Glenn gave Martha some advice and handed her the Whirlwind card.

“Yes! Don’t worry!”

Martha greeted him briskly as always and received a badge with the wind engraved on it.

“Berren. Your greatest weapon is not only your precise and sharp swordsmanship, but also your calm disposition. Keep it well-tended as it is now.”

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Glenn nodded, reminding Burren of his strengths.

“I will never forget.”

Burren seemed touched by Glenn’s advice as he held the Gwangpungjeon badge in his trembling hands.

“Lunaan. Thanks to your support, the entire Gwangpungdae was able to move forward. Thank you for taking on such a difficult task.”

Glenn smiled broadly, as if he was pleased with Runaan’s willingness to take care of others before himself.

“yes.”

Fortunately, Runaan did not speak informally, but gave a very short answer and took hold of the Gwangpungjeon card.

“uh….”

Glenn was flustered, but when he saw Runaan’s fierce expression, he was too embarrassed to continue speaking and just let it go.

“Dorian. Always looking scared is not a good attitude for an inspector, but you have inspired everyone in other ways. I look forward to your future.”

“Hehe, hehe… .”

Dorian took the gauntlet of the tempest, panting as if his heart had gone out of his mouth.

Looking at his pale face, I thought he would have collapsed if he had been just a little more nervous.

‘You really did a good job.’

Glenn seemed to be watching the entire stormtroopers, praising each and every one of the inspectors and giving them suggestions on how to improve in the future. Just hearing him speak made my heart beat so hard it felt like it was going to burst.

Ouch.

Glenn gave the Gwangpungjeon’s pattern to all the Gwangpungdae inspectors and then lightly clapped his hands.

“A tribute to the Gwangpungdae, marking the end and a new beginning.”

As soon as he finished speaking, the prosecutors in the training hall and the prosecutors in the audience stood up and drew their swords.

Chiriririring!

Hundreds, no, over a thousand swords spun around as if connected in a single line, emitting a silvery light.

“Take a bow to the storm!”

The second salute. The Sieghardt inspectors’ salute, filled with even deeper awe than the first, poured out toward the Gwangpungdae.

The Gwangpungdae prosecutors, standing before the grand and solemn greeting, clenched their fists and held back tears of emotion.

“Please tell us what you think on behalf of Gwangpungjeonju.”

Chad called Raon forward again, saying that it was the last turn.

“hmm….”

Raon stood at the end of the stage like Glenn and looked at Sieghardt’s inspectors and the audience. He slowly exhaled and spoke the words he had prepared.

“At first, I didn’t have much feelings for Sieghart. If I had, it was more malice than kindness, and that was the impression Sieghart left on me. Since I was a child, there were few good things that happened to me.”

At those words, the immediate superiors and executives who had tormented him since childhood bit their lips and bowed their heads.

“But there was someone who taught me how precious family is and how important people are.”

Raon met Sylvia’s eyes, who was looking at him with her hands clasped together.

“Thanks to that person, I learned the importance of relationships. From simple colleagues to comrades, we became comrades, and little by little, a family that had been colder than others began to connect. The hand I extended to someone later became a hand that helped me, and I realized how amazing the relationships between people are.”

I turned my gaze away from Sylvia, who was shedding tears, and looked at Sieghardt’s inspectors.

“Thanks to you, I learned what is and is not the path for my family, and I have a small dream that I want to achieve for my family. I will continue to do my best for that dream.”

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Raon drew his Jecheon Sword while looking into the eyes of the inspectors. He turned the silver blade upside down and returned the awe they had shown him.

‘hmm?’

As he was smiling slightly at the inspectors who seemed touched by his greeting, a small vibration occurred behind him.

“Huh… .”

When I looked back, Glen was laughing openly with his face hidden by his back.

I immediately looked away because I thought that if I kept looking, I would feel less nervous.

‘Mom and Dad are happy too.’

Sylvia and Edgar were openly shedding tears, and Sia waved her hands vigorously, seeming pleased with the attention she received.

“Laon!”

Aristotle waved his hands, holding onto the railing as if he were of the same mental age as Sia.

“hmm….”

“Nieceeeeeeeeeee!”

Karun lowered his eyebrows and opened only one eye as if he was okay with it, and Balder waved his large arm as if to tell him to look at him.

‘Those people have changed a lot too… Huh?’

It was when Raon nodded slightly and was about to finish his examination.

‘That guy… .’

Denier was smiling.

It wasn’t a gentle smile as usual, but a twisted smile, as if he had accomplished the evil deed he had wanted. It was a very sticky and grotesque smile that made my hair stand on end.