Chapter 71: A Talent That Cannot Be Hidden (5)
Translator: RaidenTL
Chapter 71: A Talent That Cannot Be Hidden (5)
As I pulled up my pants from the floor, it struck me that I had just achieved something truly absurd.
Once in the morning, once at lunch.
One was the mother, the other, the daughter.
In just half a day, I had received a handjob and a blowjob from two different women—a mother and daughter, no less.
I hadn't managed to have them at the same time, but wasn't this close enough to a pseudo mother-daughter threesome?
“Damn, you enjoyed it that much? You can’t wipe that grin off your face.”
Shin Yu-jeong, who had left the stall first to check if anyone was outside, smirked at me.
She seemed to think she was the sole reason for my smile.
Well, she wasn't 100% wrong. Maybe about 50%, so she had a point.
“Of course I enjoyed it. I just never thought you’d swallow my cum just to please me.”
“Ah… that?”
Was she thinking about the moment she swallowed?
She made a strange face, then suddenly licked her lips with a small smack.
“It was for you, yeah, but it actually tasted pretty good.”
I thought her saying it didn't taste bad was just lip service for my sake.
“…You’re not just saying that? For real?”
“For real.”
Her expression didn’t flicker in the slightest, suggesting she wasn't lying.
“I read online that it’s supposed to taste super fishy and salty.”
“Really? Yours wasn’t like that.”
Was her sense of taste just weird, or was my cum actually different from other guys’?
Her reaction, which suggested it was not just tolerable but quite decent, was shattering my preconceived notions.
“…So, will you do it again next time?”
At my slightly hopeful question, she grinned and answered in a teasing, seductive tone.
“We’ll see how you behave. Hehe.”
“……”
When did she get so sly?
As far as I knew, she had plenty of male friends but had never had a boyfriend.
“Hey, when I give the signal, run out immediately.”
“Got it.”
I had momentarily forgotten.
This was the women’s restroom.
If we were caught talking like this, my reputation would be instantly ruined.
Shin Yu-jeong peeked her head out the exit, then her hand started flapping.
“Now! Get out, quick!”
The moment she spoke, I bolted out.
“Phew.”
I finally stopped once I was a good distance away from the restroom.
Shin Yu-jeong followed at a leisurely pace and draped her arm over my shoulder.
“Hey, wasn’t that kind of thrilling? My heart was pounding.”
“…It was great while it was happening.”
I was a little on edge on the way out, but the act itself had been absolutely perfect.
I could now sort of understand the mindset of people who have sex outdoors.
“Hehe… I like how honest you are today.”
After she’d given me a blowjob in a bathroom, it would be weirder if the mood wasn’t good.
As we walked, a fact I had forgotten suddenly came to mind.
“What time is it?”
I pulled out my smartphone to check. 12:55 PM.
Basic Monsterology started at 1:00 PM.
“…We have five minutes.”
As I stood there with a look of despair, Shin Yu-jeong shot forward like an arrow.
“Hey, that professor gives out demerits for being even a second late. Run!”
Ah, demerits would be a problem.
I hurriedly chased after Shin Yu-jeong.
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By the time sweat beaded on my forehead, we had arrived at Area A, where the Monsterology lecture was held.
A single lecture hall stood in the vast area.
Far in the distance, armed guard posts surrounded the perimeter.
There was only one reason for the tight security here.
To protect a certain facility located in the basement of this area.
“We’re not late, are we?”
“Nope, one minute to spare.”
With just a few dozen seconds left, we entered the Basic Monsterology classroom on the third floor.
A scene completely different from the magic department lectures unfolded before my eyes.
Since it was a required course for all first-year combat majors, the room was packed with students.
“Do-jin! Yu-jeong!”
Someone in the crowd waved at us.
It was Im Na-eun, who had disappeared a little while ago, saying she had to stop by somewhere.
“Tsk.”
Shin Yu-jeong clicked her tongue, clearly displeased, and then shot me a glare.
“Are you going to keep hanging around that bitch?”
“Unless something changes, I think so.”
As Im Na-eun had said, we were the only two magic majors among the special admission students.
Of course, the other first-years who had enrolled earlier were also our classmates, but it felt difficult to break into the cliques that had already formed last semester.
She probably felt more comfortable with me for the same reason.
“I’m just saying this to be sure… you don’t have any other feelings for her, do you?”
Her suspicious gaze bore into me.
I answered her with an easygoing tone.
“Nah, of course not.”
For now, we’re just classmates. Who knows what the future holds, though.
My quick, unhesitating reply seemed to soften her expression.
As we sat in the seats Im Na-eun had saved for us, she pouted with a slightly hurt look.
“Where did you two go? I called, but you didn’t pick up.”
She called?
I immediately checked my pants pocket for my phone.
…She really did.
Now, what should I say we were doing?
While I was thinking, Shin Yu-jeong cheerfully slung an arm around my shoulder and answered for me.
“Sorry, we were grabbing coffee at a cafe. Right?”
“Right. I didn’t know you called because my phone was on silent.”
“Oh… is that so?”
I added my own excuse to the one Shin Yu-jeong had provided.
Thankfully, she seemed to accept it easily.
“Let’s go together next time. What kind of coffee do you two like?”
The question came out of nowhere.
To be honest, I haven’t been to many cafes, so I had no idea what I liked.
“Me…? Americano?”
I just went with a safe choice.
“What about you, Yu-jeong?”
The question turned to Shin Yu-jeong.
“Me? Hmm… I had a latte today, and it was so rich and delicious with all that… milk.”
“You like milk?”
“Yeah, I guess… I do. I might just drink lattes from now on.”
…Why was she looking at me while answering a question about liking milk?
Don’t tell me the ‘milk’ she was talking about was that ‘milk’.
Seeing her seductive smile, I was pretty sure it was.
The image of her gulping down my semen a moment ago flashed in my mind.
Damn, I almost got hard again…
Just as we were exchanging questions and answers with subtly misaligned points, the classroom door opened and a familiar face walked in.
A middle-aged man with a short buzz cut and a chest and arms so thick they strained the fabric of his dress shirt.
It was the professor who had engaged in a heated battle with the magician disguised as an assistant during the entrance ceremony.
The professor stepped onto the podium and muttered softly into the microphone.
“Everyone, quiet.”
In an instant, the lecture hall fell silent.
“Good to see you, cadets. I am Professor Im Cheol-woong, and I will be teaching Basic Monsterology this semester.”
Clap, clap, clap, clap!
Ah.
Now I remembered.
A-rank Hunter, Im Cheol-woong.
A tragic figure who had retired five years ago after failing to recover from injuries sustained while clearing an A-rank dungeon.
I hadn’t recognized him by face alone since we’d never worked together, but hearing his name jogged my memory.
His nickname back then was ‘Fist Tiger,’ wasn’t it?
No wonder he held his own so well against a high-level magician without a weapon. That explained it.
“I’ll start with attendance. Go Hyeon-cheol.”
“Here!”
He called out the names one by one.
I figured if you didn’t answer, you’d get an immediate demerit.
“Kim Do-jin.”
“Here.”
For a moment, my eyes met Professor Im Cheol-woong’s.
“Hmm.”
He let out a small sound and gave a slight nod.
It seemed he recognized me.
After attendance was finished, the lecture began in earnest.
“The format for Basic Monsterology is very simple. You listen to the explanation, then you experience it.”
You might wonder what that means, but it’s exactly as it sounds.
We listen to Professor Im Cheol-woong’s lecture here, then we move to another location to experience it.
With actual monsters, no less.
“Today’s monsters are the goblin and the orc. I know you’ve already completed practical training with them in the first semester. However, I’ve chosen them for review because their importance cannot be overstated, no matter how many times we cover them.”
Some students looked a little underwhelmed.
They probably thought it would be easy since they had faced them countless times already.
I wonder if they knew.
The fact that the number of rookie Hunters killed by goblins and orcs reached nearly 20%.
“I’ll start with the goblin. The goblin is…”
Goblins and orcs.
While their combat strength varies greatly depending on their appearance, the ones found in low-level dungeons are indeed unremarkable.
Goblins are cunning, but their physical abilities are too poor to execute their plans, and orcs, perhaps because they have the brains of a pig, are idiots who can only charge headfirst.
In other words, after facing them a few times, you get used to them, and they become easy opponents.
So why do so many Hunters die to them?
“It is none other than because of special individuals.”
Perfect timing for the explanation.
Special individuals.
In the industry, that’s what they call monsters that look the same as others of their kind but are unusually strong.
These special individuals are the main culprits behind Hunter deaths.
“Goblins and orcs have a particularly high frequency of special individuals appearing.”
Special individuals exist among all monster types.
But for some reason, they are born most frequently among goblins and orcs.
The reason is still unknown.
Even within the same species, their combat power varies greatly depending on skin color, size, and other factors. The current theory is that it might be due to the species’ characteristic of having a wide spectrum, appearing in everything from low-difficulty to high-difficulty dungeons.
“When facing an orc…”
Professor Im Cheol-woong’s lecture was so excellent that I wished every rookie Hunter could hear it.
He wasn’t just explaining the textbook methods but also detailing strategies he had learned through his own experience.
The hour-long theory lecture came to an end.
“Did you all listen carefully?”
“Yeees!” the students shouted, overjoyed.
There was no way a former A-rank Hunter wouldn’t know that 70% of them hadn’t been paying attention and were messing around.
“I have observed your attitude in class well.”
A meaningful smile spread across Professor Im Cheol-woong’s lips.
“Since you all seem to think goblins and orcs are easy, I’ve decided to let you face special orcs and goblins for this practical.”
The students began to murmur amongst themselves.
Professor Im Cheol-woong’s smile deepened as he continued.
“Today, you will be facing special individual goblins and orcs.”
In an instant, the lecture hall was plunged into silence.