Reincarnation Monarch

"Look, Schneider! I'll pay you back what I owe you someday!

Balance shouted up. That's good. Leaving him, he turned himself over gently, as usual, and went back to his own classroom next door.

Just two weeks from the Balance Black Burn incident today, during which time Balance continued to throw up lines when he stopped by Gaius and his classroom every morning.

However, both that and already two weeks later, the classmates were a lot more familiar, and they didn't make it slight where the yelling of balance sounded in the classroom, and nobody seemed to look at all.

In the meantime, Gaius muttered to Max beside him as his balance yelled at him.

"... hey Max. Could that be... a gag full of balance... is that possible?

Then Max answered quite the eating sensation.

"It doesn't. Originally he's essentially a joke about existence itself, but it's not, Gaius. Because he's natural. Look, Gaius, gagging is a computationally high punch. It's an advanced technique of laughter to identify gaps between conversation and conversation, anticipate timing, and punch them thoughtfully. There's no way you can be such a balancing fool, is there? Gaius, you're buying him too much."

"............... what the fuck? Your funny theory..."

"What are you talking about, laughter is theoretically up to what you take, right? You know, laughter is better in the first place than before history..."

"Okay! No, it was my fault. Laughter is about theory. I got it, Max."

Gaius panicked and blocked Max.

But Max didn't seem to talk enough yet, and the moment Gaius opened his mouth to keep his expectations vain and long, the chime announcing his start time echoed across the school.

Gaius urged Max to look forward because he didn't want to hear Max's funny theory any more.

"Look, Max, the teacher's coming, so we have to move on."

Max obeyed this feeling of disapproval and looked forward and waited for Gaius and his teachers to arrive.

But the teacher didn't show up to live long enough.

Then the purposeful and grunting whining of the classmates around him sounded a little bit like Gaius's ears.

"Hey, isn't that weird? Doctor, you're not coming at all?

"I always come as soon as the chime rings..."

"Doctor, what's going on... is something wrong?

Then the door behind the classroom sounded open.

But it wasn't a teacher, it was something that the boys in the class opened up to go see what was going on in the other classrooms.

And when they came back some time later, I started reporting aloud to everyone in my class.

"Hey guys! My neighbor's class and my neighbors aren't here!

In response to that report, several other classmates left the classroom to confirm.

But their report was exactly the same as the earlier one.

"True! No class is here!

Then the other kids in the class asked how it was, and they visited Gaius's classroom to see what was going on, and it gradually became a mess.

But despite that, the teachers never showed up.

"Gaius, what the hell happened?

Max spoke to Gaius with a smile zero in such a way that he couldn't contain the rising excitement.

But Gaius only responded badly on the face as opposed to Max like that.

"... Apparently so..."

Gaius remembered unspeakable bottomless anxiety, even though he did not know why, and only further distorted his face.