Reincarnation Monarch

"But then don't worry about the blood that was scattered around the classroom. I haven't seen the scene, but I've heard that the amount of blood around the classroom was so scattered, even if it was so small as a murder scene?

Jody asked as he looked at Gaius and Balance face alternately.

Then the balance quickly embarked on itself and answered.

"Hmm. Sure, I witnessed the catastrophic state of the classroom, but I guarantee that there was a considerable amount of blood scattered. But then it gets weird. I don't think that much blood will come out of an already stiff body after death."

Then Gaius spoke in full.

"Oh, sure. It is not until about an hour after death that the body begins to be rigid after death, but it should take seven or eight hours for the limbs to fully solidify. If so, as the balance says, it will be difficult to imagine blood flowing out of the corpse. If so, there would be only one solution required in this matter"

"What's that?

The balance gained momentum at the forefront and asked Gaius.

"What's so easy? I sprayed my blood around the classroom and faked the crime scene as if it were a classroom."

Then he nodded again and again with a face that seemed difficult to balance.

"I see. If there was blood scattered by the body, I'd normally assume that blood was from that body, but that's the trick, right?

"Yeah, I may have successfully packed the blood spilled at the time of the murder into a bag or something, but that would be quite a difficult task. It's easier to prepare something else than that. For the most part, there's no scientific blood test in this world, so maybe there's enough blood for another large animal."

Then the balance that was listening to Gaius turned out to be suspicious.

"... this world? What the hell are you talking about, Gaius?

Gaius then realized that he had slipped his mouth on track and rushed to fix it.

"No! It's nothing! Because we're talking over here! No, I'm talking about this one... that one! No, uh, what?... No! Well, it's nothing anyway! Never mind, it's nothing!

"Duh, what's wrong, Gaius! What are you in such a hurry all of a sudden!?

Balance was surprised at how much Gaius wolfed and asked again with his eyes wide open.

"No, no, there's nothing to panic about! Anyway, it's nothing. Never mind."

Gaius finally regained his composure here and told him to teach in a quiet, slow tone.

The Balances looked at each other with a slight look on their faces.

Then the bell rang announcing the start of the class in good time there.

"Whoa! Everybody hurry back to class or the teachers will scold you?

Gaius said out of breath just to say he was helped.

The Balances also returned to their respective classrooms in a sense of disapproval, not surprisingly seeing each other in the face or being late for class.

Gaius looked at his back and stroked his chest down with relief, while reflecting deeply on his stupidity.