Chapter 75
Sunday morning.
Rockefeller, who had come to pick up some documents on his day off, made a candid observation as he stood in front of the window.
“It’s quite a sight.”
The rebellion of the Schlaphe Hall slaves was more impressive than he had expected. Not only were their strategies striking, but their group movements were commendable for mere students, likely due to their extensive experience in defensive battles.
What was most surprising was how they endured, ignoring the overwhelming disparity even after gaining strategic superiority.
“…I thought they would be subdued in no time, but this is unexpected.”
As he recalled the battlefield memories while watching the ongoing situation, there was a sudden knock on the door.
“Come in.”
A professor entered hastily, eyes wide with surprise, and reported.