328 – Dreams Come True (2)

When Jane collapsed, her brain stopped briefly, but she was immediately taken to her hospital.

The Academy is a place where injured people keep coming because it is a rescue structure. Therefore, the manual is well organized.

So I was able to quickly figure out why Jane had fallen, and it wasn’t long before the doctor told me.

“I’m overworked.”

“Overwork?”

“Yes. Fortunately, my nutrition is good, so I just need to get some rest.”

Fortunately, there is nothing wrong, it is simply overwork. In particular, lack of sleep is said to be the most serious.

The doctor said that the scruffy appearance was caused by not washing for several days. After hearing those words, I looked at Jane who had collapsed.

I was so engrossed that I even forgot to sleep. I think I have to admit at least one passion.

When you go over to the devil’s side, that passion turns into venom. There seemed to be no need to worry about this part.

“Ummmm…”

She was waiting while taking care of Jane. It took half a day for Jane to come to her senses.

She blinked her eyes and still had a blank look on her face. She’s taking off her glasses now so her eyes will be blurry.

‘You’re much prettier with a bare face.’

Who said it? Her glasses Her are perfect for sealing off her her her her beauty her her her her.

In fact, Jane’s glasses were of high prescription, so when she took them off, her eyes became much prettier.

In particular, the eyelashes that were covered by her glasses she stood out, and even her impression changed noticeably.

When she wore glasses, she had an intelligent and fierce image, but when she took them off, she became sharp.

“This is…”

“Are you awake?”

She stuck her face out in front of Jane, who was still unconscious. Then she blinked her eyes a couple of times.

Could it be that she couldn’t see clearly because she didn’t have her glasses? Jane frowned and then muttered in a puzzled voice.

“Mr. Sivar…? What is this place…”

“I said I was overworked. I need to rest.”

“Oh. Is that so…? I’m overworked…”

“Lay down.”

I forced Jane to lie down as she tried to stand up.

Right now, I know very well what happens when fatigue builds up. Just because I’m me doesn’t mean I don’t get tired.

Moreover, Jane is a blacksmith and engineer. For her, braving the intense heat and creating something is hard work.

She worked on it non-stop, so it was normal for her body to be strained. The good news is that my nutritional status is good.

“Fortunately, it looks like you ate a lot. Did you eat alone?”

“No… Mr. Ellie took me with him…”

It seems that Ellie visited often. Maybe that’s why I became more tired.

Jane is an introvert by nature. She’s the type of person who doesn’t like going outside unless it’s something special.

Of course she would have collapsed sooner if Ellie had not taken her. Irregular meals accelerate overwork.

“······Mr. Sivar.”

“Yes.”

“Is it okay for me to stay here?”

“?”

What does that mean? Rather, I blinked as if I didn’t understand.

Jane looked at me and fumbled with her hands to her sides. It feels like I’m looking for glasses on a dresser.

She already knew she would be looking for her glasses. In response, I handed over the glasses I was holding carefully.

“Here.”

“Ah. My glasses…Did Mr. Sivar have them?”

“Yes.”

“Thank you.”

Jane expressed her gratitude and put on her glasses. After putting on her glasses, her sharp eyes, she became gentle.

It’s amazing how just a pair of glasses can make a person’s eyes become smaller and make them look more innocent. It’s probably because the alcohol content is high.

Jane put on her glasses and stared blankly up at her ceiling for a long moment. Her expression makes her head look complicated.

She then glanced at me and spoke in a still pensive voice.

“······What did I say earlier?”

“I asked if I could stay here.”

“Oh, that’s right. I need to finish the test quickly…”

It looks like he still has some regrets. But I have no intention of letting her go.

I wanted to rush out and put it on right away, but her health is the most important thing right now.

So, I plan to stay by her side until the doctor says she can be discharged.

“Just rest. There’s still plenty of time.”

“······Can I really wait?”

“Yeah. What’s the problem?”

“It’s just… That’s how I feel. Since I don’t have anything…”

She was a little puzzled when she heard that, but looking at Jane’s her environment her her her, she was not.

Jane is poor. At least she was barely making ends meet until I invested.

As United Academy is the world’s best educational institution, tuition fees are also high.

I probably used up all the money I had to enter the school.

‘Was the source of the money my grandfather’s legacy?’

Jane’s parents and her grandfather are great engineers. Jane inherited that talent.

However, unfortunately, Santia is a very dictatorial country. Those who criticize even a little are subject to capital punishment.

In particular, freedom was not easily granted due to the surveillance system that was similar to Big Brother. This is why Jane’s grandfather was so desperate to enroll her.

‘There’s a reason she was on high alert when the Lord confiscated her boots.’

As Jane, she must achieve results unconditionally. It’s not just about success.

The love and devotion she received from her late parents and her grandfather. They struggled because of the last remaining legacy.

That’s why she later went over to the devil’s side when all her achievements were taken away from her. The only answer for her was suicide or conversion.

“Jane.”

“Yes.”

“What is Jane going to do after this?”

The steel suit is an invention that is bound to succeed. Even if it doesn’t work well, there is a replacement for the magic stone.

Her honestly magic stone replacement her her alone would give her untold wealth and fame.

She has achieved her life’s goal halfway.

“······I don’t know.”

“You don’t know?”

“Yes. I definitely made what I wanted to make… But I’m not sure.”

Jane answered in a confused tone. He seemed deeply troubled in many ways.

If you complete the suit, you will definitely be worried about what to make afterward.

“Mr. Sivar, may I ask you a question?”

“Question?”

“Yes. Just one is enough.”

“You can do it.”

Jane turned her head to face me directly. I also looked at her

Her inner thoughts she she were hard to read, but her hair she looked somewhat organized.

After looking at each other for a while, Jane spoke first.

“Mr. Sibar, what did you see in investing in me?”

“What did you see?”

“Yes. No matter how much I think about it, I don’t understand.”

“You’re a believer in Chaos.”

It’s an all-purpose excuse. I invested because I am a believer in Chaos.

But Jane’s intelligence is far superior to others. She immediately offered her rebuttal.

“I believe that was before I believed in Chaos. I was able to determine it through the ax that the saint gave me.”

“··· ···”

“You can be honest with me. What on earth did you see in me that made you decide to invest?”

Hmm. What should I say in times like this? I was worried.

To be honest, it is too risky to say that it is because we know the future.

I doubt Jane would even believe it in the first place. She needs to think of a suitable excuse.

After much thought, I came up with an answer that Jane could understand.

“Because it looks desperate.”

“Because it seems desperate…?”

“Yes. And my intuition.”

“··· ···”

That’s all I can say. Jane had a blank expression upon hearing my words.

“······Ugh. Hehe.”

But then he starts laughing while making a sound like the wind is falling out.

I’ve seen Jane smile a lot, but this is the first time I’ve heard her laugh so pathetically.

Jane, who had been laughing heartily for a while, spoke to me with her relieved face.

“Is that the end?”

“Yes.”

“I see.”

What Jane said next was.

“Thank you. Really.”

He looked like he had lost some time.

******

Jane could say that she felt the word desperation better than anyone else.

I entered the world’s best educational institution, United Academy, but it was a terrible jungle.

It is not a place where you can do what you want, but a place where you can reach the top by following a set path.

When I was in my hometown, I could make whatever I wanted, but not at the academy. They were often persecuted because they said it had nothing to do with grades.

[If you keep making things like this, I’ll give you a warning.]

[Yes? Ha, but this is also useful…]

[Useful? What kind of trash is this? Hurry up and go study!]

The memory is still vivid. Something I made in my spare time right after class.

If I had shown it to my grandfather, it would have been praised as being really well made, but in an instant, it was thrown into the trash can.

For Jane, it was a memory that was more than shocking and traumatic. But that doesn’t mean she can’t go to class.

[What on earth is he? Just saying strange things.]

[There are a lot of kids like that at the academy, right? It will fall off on its own.]

However, as time passed, Jane’s heart gradually began to rot.

She was ignored by her classmates and reprimanded by her professors because she always brought up her fantasy theories.

She was capable of inventing things for Jane, but as is often the case with geniuses far beyond her time, no one recognized them.

So Jane decided. She said that if she stays still like this, she should get investment and make things.

[Invest? Why me?]

[What would a student like you make?]

[Just graduate and say something like that.]

But even that investment was difficult to obtain. Actually, this is a natural reaction.

Externally, Jane was a idiot and a student with poor grades. It was difficult for her to even receive letters of recommendation from professors.

[Want to receive investment? You can do it.]

[Really?]

[Okay. If you just spend one night with me instead.]

[That, that…]

Or sometimes she was given terms she never wanted to accept. Jane flatly refused to do that.

Selling your body for money is something only a prostitute would do. I refused at least because of my deceased family members.

The only person who recognized her talent was neither a student nor a professor, but the academy’s blacksmith.

[Are you good with your hands? Would you like to make a few things?]

[Then the money…]

[Even if it’s not an investment, you can still give them a salary.]

[Thank you!]

Her blacksmith paid her her money on the condition that he make some of her items. Thanks to her, she was able to rent the cheapest workshop.

But that wasn’t enough to create what she wanted. Jane searched tirelessly for investors.

Some will say. How about putting that investment aside and just getting good grades?

When I graduate, I’m going to go back to my hometown and show off my talents to the fullest, so why do I need to do that?

‘That’s right. But…’

There is something I want to make right away, so what should I do? Nature was born this way.

But sometimes there comes a time when you have to compromise with reality. Jane slowly gave up on looking for investors.

‘Let’s just try it once.’

Coincidentally, there was one person who had recently made a lot of money. From what I heard, she was a student who often made a fuss.

A man from the wild, far from civilization. Because of this, I heard that you still lack basic common sense.

‘I feel like I’m being scammed…’

Although his conscience was pricked, he felt like grasping at straws. If I failed at this too, I was planning on quietly graduating.

“I will do it. Invest.”

“Yes? Really?”

“Yes.”

I really received the investment money. Jane thought she was lying at first.

However, she was able to come to her senses as she received an amount of money she would never touch in her life. I got invested.

Why on earth did the investor, Shivar, make such an investment? What on earth do you know?

Although it was full of incomprehensible things, Jane carefully carried on with her work. Even if you think about it, nothing will help.

As time passed and she was slowly approaching completion, Jane experienced an incident.

-Quaaang!!

“Wow! It flew in the sky!”

“Oh…”

“Sister! Sister! Make that for me too!”

She was testing steel boots. As soon as Sivar was tested, she flew into the sky.

Jane ignored the request of Dawn, the child brought by Sivar, and stared at the open ceiling.

I had some expectations about flying. But I didn’t know it would break through the ceiling.

‘······What am I making?’

She was Jane who gradually began to realize her own talent.