Damn, I'm Wreaking Havoc

"Hmmmm ... do you know why there are no teachers who teach ancient techniques in the academy?" Mr Rovel asked Javar, Ajie, and Izan.

Silent. The atmosphere became silent. The more they asked, the more they didn't know the answer.

Finally they gave up and shook their heads.

"Ahhh . . . Child this day. They had given up before trying to answer," Mr Rovel sighed.

"Do you really want to learn ancient techniques?" Rovel asked blurted out.

"Yes," Javar, Ajie, and Izan answered in unison.

"If you learn ancient techniques, you cannot learn the power of gods. Are you sure?" Mr. Rovel asked again.

"Yes," Javar, Ajie, and Izan answered without hesitation.

If they still had the power of gods, they will hesitating to learn this ancient technique. However, at this time they didn't have the power of gods. They were very weak compared to other students. They needed strength to be strong. That's what made them sure to answer "yes" to the questions asked by Mr. Rovel.

Seeing the confidence of the three boys in front of him, Rovel smiled and nodded his head. Only this time I found students who dare to take risks like this. It seems like tomorrow is my first day I will teach at the academy.

Rovel had been a teacher for three years at the academy. However, none of the students wanted to learn ancient techniques. But that did not make Rovel discouraged. He continued to practice ancient techniques alone through the books he read in the library.

"All right, from now on you will be my students," Rovel said to Javar, Ajie, and Izan.

The words from Mr. Rovel made their eyes shine. The smile that had been merely a fake smile, became a happy smile.

Finally we can learn ancient techniques. Thought the three of them.

"Hmmm ... it seem I have forgotten something. But never minds. Tomorrow morning when the sun has risen, you come to the field in front of the fighting class. Remember, don't be late. I really don't like late students!" Rovel said with a serious face to Javar, Ajie, and Izan.

"Yes, sir!" Javar, Ajie, and Izan answered simultaneously.

"Now you go. I will continue reading this book." Rovel showed the book he holds to Javar, Ajie, and Izan.

Javar, Ajie, and Izan rose from their seats and bend their bodies towards Rovel. After that, they turned around and went out of the library.

Hmmm . . . good children. I hope they have the talent and willingness to practice ancient techniques. Rovel smiled broadly.

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When Javar, Ajie, and Izan already outside the library, they finally felt something strange.

"Hey hey ... do you guys feel anything strange?" Ajie asked his two friends while furrowing his brows.

Izan just nodded his head.

Javar held his chin as he says, "I think so too. It seems like something is missing."

The three of them thought for a moment. Finally, Javar found what missing in the incident.

"Ahh ... I know, I know," Javar lifted his index finger.

"What do you know?" Ajie tilted his head.

"Mr. Rovel forgot to tell us his interesting story," Javar said.

"Ohhh," Ajie gaped his jaw.

"Looks like it's really our fault to talked with him. I'm sure Mr Rovel's brain isn't in his head." Ajie furrowed his eyebrows and clenched his hands in front of his c.h.e.s.t.

"Hey watch your speech. It's dangerous if your words had heard by Mr Rovel's ears," Javar said.

Ajie closed his mouth with both hands while nodding his head.

"Alright, we better relax for today. Looks like tomorrow we will training hard." Javar sighed of relief.

Ajie and Izan nodded their heads. Then they went around the academy and did whatever can waste their time.

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Now was the first day of Ajie, Javar and Izan training. The three of them had been at the field front of fighting class. However, Mr. Rovel hadn't arrived yet. It's had been an hour since they waited for Mr Rovel.

Tap tap.

Ajie crossed his arms then tapped his right hand's finger on his left hand. His eyebrows frowned. He gritted his teeth . He can't waited longer.

"Hey guys. Are you guys thinking the same thing as me?" Ajie said.

Javar and Izan both tilted their heads at Ajie's question.

"Hmmm ... what?" Javar said.

"That's it," Ajie said.

Javar and Izan both did not understand what Ajie said.

"Hey can you be a little clearer?" Ajie's brow furrowed

"Arrgghhh." Ajie pulled his cheeks using his fingers.

"Damn. I'm sure we will be forgotten again by him," Ajie clenched his fists and putting them in front of his c.h.e.s.t.

"Hey, be patient. Remember, we are students of Mr. Rovel. We should respect him a little even though he is a little difficult to understand." Javar patted Ajie's shoulder.

"How can I be patient. From yesterday I have held my patience." Ajie pointed his index finger to the sun, "didn't you see? The sun is getting higher, I'm sure he must have forgotten."

"Just believe in him, okay okay?" said Javar to persuade Ajie by trying to show his cute face.

"Huh? What ugly face are you showing to me?" said Ajie while seeing Javar face.

"Who did you say was ugly?" Javar pulled the top of the Ajie's shirt.

"Ah no no, I'm just talking to someone who has a brain in his knee." Ajie rolled his eyes.

"Oi insolent brat! Let me bury you into the ground" Javar stepped on the ground.

"Who is insolent brat! Come here if you dare, let me punch your contemptible face," said Ajie.

Even though they say that, but none of them move from their place. They only argued like other children.

While they were fighting, Mr. Rovel suddenly came with a big bag. He came with broad smile on his face.

"Good morning children," said Mr. Rovel.

Hah?

Javar, Izan and Ajie were surprised to see Mr Rovel's sudden arrival.

"Well, we will start training using ancient techniques," said Mr. Rovel without paying attention to what Javar, Ajie and Izan were doing.

"Wait wait wait. Didn't you tell us to come after sunrise?" Ajie asked.

"Yes I said that. Isn't the sun has risen??" Mr Rovel pointed his index finger to the sun.

After recalling what Mr Rovel said, they came in the morning when the sun had risen. It's morning and the sun had risen. Indeed, what Mr Rovel said was not wrong. But that made it ambiguous to those who listen.

"Never mind. You don't need to think too much. I will forgive you for your ignoranc." Mr. Rovel, waved his right hand.

Ajie pulled a long face. Wait a minute. Looks like this situation is reversed. Shouldn't we say something like that? Is this teacher really ins.e.n.s.i.t.i.v.e to his surroundings?

Javar and Izan just silenced seeing Mr. Rovel's behavior. They should be more tolerant of Mr. Rovel's behavior from now on.

"All right, let's put aside the unimportant things first. Now I'll train you. You all use this." Mr. Rovel pulled out something from the large bag he was carrying.

The objects he took out were a few bracelets and three chainmail. The objects were gray without a single pattern.

"This is a tool to train your body."

Mr. Rovel took a bracelet and said, "This is a bracelet that will be placed on your hands and feet. You cannot take it off unless you go to the toilet and sleep. Same with this chainmail."

Then, Mr. Rovel gave each of them 4 bracelets and 1 chainmail. He placed that in front of them.

"Now ... try to wear the bracelet on your hands and feet."

Hearing Mr. Rovel's words, they immediately took one of the bracelets in front of them.

What they felt for the first time was heavy. Yes, it was very heavy. Even with their two hands, they had difficulty lifting one bracelet.

"Ahh ... I forgot to say something. I think you will have difficulty lifting that thing. However, you should be able to use it wherever you are," Mr. Rovel smiled.

Ajie's Jaw gaped. He's not kidding right? This heavy object is used everyday? Will our body be alright?

Javar gaze focused on the bracelet and chainmail. What is this thing? With my two hands, I had difficulty lifting one of the bracelets. How can I lift the whole thing?

Izan only did what Mr Rovel told him to do without thinking about anything.

Clang

The sound of iron colliding with iron was heard clearly.

Izan dropped one of the bracelets that he lifted. His hands could not held the weight.

"Ahhh" Izan only opened his mouth briefly before he closed it again.

Seeing the incident, Mr. Rovel furrowed his eyebrows and held his chin with his right hand.

"Hmmm ... it looks like that thing doesn't suit you. All right, I'll give you something better," said Mr. Rovel.

Mr. Rovel took out the same thing as before. But this time the objects color were brown.

"All of you, try using this thing." Mr Rovel placed the bracelet and chainmail in front of Javar, Ajie, and Izan.

Is thing the same weight as the previous bracelets? Or is this lighter? Thought the three of them.

When they tried to lifted that thing, the questions they were thinking about was wrong. The items they were trying to lift was heavier than the previous object. They can't even lifted it off the ground.

Javar had never experienced a situation like this before. Is Mr. Rovel crazy? With a gray bracelet, we could not lift it. Now he gives us a bracelet that is heavier than before.

"How? Interesting isn't it? If you don't like the gray one because it's too light, you don't have to throw it away. You know, you definitely want something heavier right?" Mr. Rovel, smiled broadly and nodded his head.

Ajie dumbfounded hearing Mr Rovel words. Damn He is really stupid. I'm sure his brain is on his knee!

Javar tears fell out. Gosh! what ordeal again is this?