around thirty!

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“You were very brave.”

 

…Huh?

 

“Even though you were scared to the point of tears, you did your best.
Good job. 

I think the four of us here right now have the strongest magical power in the entire magic academy, even if we factor in the faculty.”

 

“Because you stood your ground, the four of us were able to join forces, and due to that, nobody was hurt.” He continued on.

 

“It was reckless for you to face it on your own, but I think what you did was praiseworthy.” Mikhail ended his praise. 

 

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……

 

Um, you know.
I didn’t really do anything that was praiseworthy.

 

I knew prior information from the game and realized that it’d be a huge problem if the beast wasn’t defeated, so I did my best, and that’s all.

 

But, I do have to admit, I am a bit… happy.

 

Maybe it’s because I remembered the job I had in my previous life.
When I was told that if I didn’t recover the system from its failure within three hours, I’d have to pay for damages.

I identified the cause of the issue within 15 minutes by myself, and fixed it in the next 30 minutes. 

 

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When I reported my findings, I was told to “write a report on the cause and preventative measures that can be taken, before the business operation resumes.” 

The cause? It was the change in specifications that I was forced to make despite having told them that it was impossible, you dumbass!

 

Without saying that out loud, I dispassionately wrote the report.
By staying up all night.
That’s what a systems engineer does, after all.

 

This time, when I did my best, I was praised.

 

That’s all, but why are tears welling up?

 

In my previous life, I was used to not being rewarded, but of course it was painful.

 

Thank you, prince.

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