第１６７３堀：授業のまとめ (Part1)
### Chapter 1673: Summary of the Lesson
**Side: Yuki**
Somehow or other, the visit to the Zuraburu Academy has come to a successful conclusion.
No, wait—I was just teaching a normal class, wasn't I?
Well, they’ve learned about Weed, the students seemed satisfied, and the teachers were convinced, so I’ll call it a win.
"Still, I didn't expect Eupia to ask us to do even more."
"Master Show also echoed that sentiment, sir."
Prol added to my comment.
It’s great that the reception was better than expected, but I could really do without the increase in workload.
In reality, we’ve already started receiving orders for the tools we used in class and for military applications, and now I have to manage the processing of all that.
"Haha, well, the tools we used for the mini-military exercise are genuinely convenient, after all."
"Indeed. They are truly useful. It’s strange that no one had thought to repurpose them like this until now."
That came from Tori and Stasia, who were in charge of the physical education portion.
Incidentally, the members from the other subjects were also busy compiling reports and summarizing orders.
And it’s my job to properly organize those, submit them, and handle the discussions.
*Sigh.* Being in charge is exhausting.
Still...
"I didn't think the simulated gunfight game would be so well-received."
"No, we participated in that as well, and looking back, it was an incredible piece of technology."
"With that, we can fight safely, can't we?"
"Yes. We can give it our all with peace of mind. All that happens is that you get eliminated."
Surprisingly, Oreria and the others joined the conversation, seemingly impressed by the tools as well.
It’s true that it’s convenient since you get eliminated once you take a certain amount of damage, but...
"Comet. What actually happens if you mix in magic and the like?"
"Are you asking if the functions work properly?"
"Yeah, exactly. Like large-scale magic or high-damage attacks."
"That’s impossible. At the end of the day, that tool—or armor, rather—is a system that defends up to the limit of its magical capacity and then uses teleportation magic to send the user to a designated location once that value is exceeded. In other words, if you take damage exceeding the tolerance threshold in a single instant, you’ll die before the teleportation activates."
"I figured as much."
"Still, the only ones capable of outputting that kind of power are the members here. If you and I exercise some restraint regarding magic, it should be fine for standard exercises."
"So, is it sellable?"
"I wonder if we *should* sell it? After all, it guarantees an escape. I don't think there's anything more convenient for actual combat, either."
"Ah, I suppose that’s another way to use it."
As Comet says, if you take it into actual combat, it’s almost too convenient for ensuring safety.
Could I end up creating an invincible army?
No, if they’re on our side, is that really such a bad thing?
"Um, Yuki-sama. May I also provide my report?"
"Ah, right. We’ll have to consult with Seraria and the others about the exercise equipment later. Go ahead, Rushi."
"Yes. Um, regarding the medical side of things... there’s a request to see if we can supply the books used at Weed’s medical school..."
"Ah, that’s a difficult decision for me to make alone. I’ll need to consult with Rurua. I don’t think she’ll outright refuse, but as you know, Rushi, medicine is something that can easily take a life if you take one wrong step."
"That is true... to know the human body is to know its vital points."
"Exactly. So, while basic knowledge is fine, handing over full-fledged medical textbooks is a delicate matter."
Well, even if we didn't, there would always be people who use medical knowledge for ill intent while posing as doctors. Still, regardless of the legal framework, spreading that information without the higher-ups having a proper grasp of the risks could lead to a fatal outcome.
"Oh, then here’s my report as well. Aside from the game tools, when we introduced Weed’s appliances, they said they wanted things like refrigerators."
"I suppose they would. Still, I can't just sell them on my own authority. For now, we should gather their requests and check with Eupia and the others."
"Ah, the upper management also mentioned wanting those generators."
"I’ve heard that too. It’s a question of how much we’re willing to sell, so I’ll hammer out the details with Eupia and Show. Just collect the requests for now. No promises, though."
"Understood. Also, there’s talk about wanting textbooks for magic-related subjects?"
Come to think of it, Comet was teaching a magic class too.
I heard it was reasonably popular.
As for the content, it was more like the basics of science that Taizo-san taught, but since it improved their efficiency, it must be effective.
That aside...
"That’s also something that needs consultation. In the end, it all leads to incredible destruction."
"I doubt many people will reach that point, though."
"Still, it’s not zero, is it?"
"I suppose not. You never know what might lead someone to tread a new path. Geniuses are surprisingly common."
Comet’s words are certainly true.
A person can change completely based on a single idea.
A "genius" is just a label given by those who discover them; to the person themselves, it’s just common sense.
It sounds malicious to talk about "utilizing" them, but in the end, it all comes down to how one discovers and uses that talent.
Sometimes, there are people doing things that seem useless to onlookers, but from a certain perspective, they are doing things no one else can catch up to.
"I guess worrying about it is a waste of time."
"Not necessarily a waste. If we’re going to scatter easy-to-understand hints like textbooks, then we have to narrow down the ways to reach the answers, or as I said before, consult with the higher-ups."
"True."
Ultimately, you can't stop people from challenging the unknown.
If so, all we can do is urge caution against doing dangerous things.
And, of course, strictly manage the hazardous materials currently identified.
"Ah, well, I guess it’s just an extension of our current hazardous material management."
"Exactly. I wonder if the textbooks will become a category of their own?"
"Textbooks are one thing, but the regulation of magic and those tools will become much stricter."
In this world, unlike Earth, they do regulate dangerous chemicals, but it’s not particularly difficult to obtain them.
In Japan, the process of gathering materials for dangerous chemicals is designed to always trigger police surveillance.
"Ugh. Doesn't that mean our work will become harder to do?"
"That might be true for independent researchers, but you lot are a research team directly under Weed. There are no such restrictions for you."
"Oh, that’s right. Man, it pays to have an understanding boss."
"That said, if you end up destroying the laboratory—completely or partially—it’ll be proof that you can't manage hazardous materials, and we’ll have to switch to a permit-based system, so be careful."
"Haha, leave that to me."
I can't exactly say "I don't trust you"...
They manage that area properly; it’s just that the test site is where they blow things up.
The same goes for Filia and Narjia-san.
For some reason, they prefer to install self-destruct devices rather than self-destruct mechanisms to protect their weapons and tools.
Well, I understand wanting to hammer those who steal important works, but the range and power are the problem.
It’s at a level where the entire base would vanish.
As I was thinking about that:
"Yuki-sama. It’s fine to summarize the opinions of those who took the classes, but the class *you* taught is also quite important, isn't it?"