Hunter Academy: Revenge of the Weakest novel Chapter 229

Chapter 229 Chapter 51.3 - Maya Evergreen

After the incident with the Vampire and the continuous investigation cases, Maya's days had been busy all along.

She didn't have any time to stop and take a breather. After all, she needed to be in control of her expressions and desires all the time.

Considering the fact that, for some reason, Maya was able to conceal the fact that she was a vampire alone made her different from the rest, and if possible, she wanted this to never be known to the real world.

The reason was simple. She didn't want to lose her friends or her family…..And her junior.

Therefore, she was trying her best to make that possible, and her efforts paid off. For all this time, she had been on guard, and just as they had planned with her Junior, nothing suspicious came out.

Her test results were good; her alimony was matching with the crime scene and how she had defeated the vampire.

However, as the responsibilities she had slowly were removed and her state of mind returned to its normal state, a piece that she had missed also started revealing itself.

'How did Junior beat that vampire?'

That was the first question she asked herself. How was it possible that her Junior, who was even that strong, managed to beat that vampire?

From what she had basically experienced, Vampire's level was on a completely different level than any other cadet could possibly be.

Its rank was even possibly higher than some of the active Hunters. For this case, she was sure at least a very high-ranking officer from the demonic-human bureau was necessary.

However, for some reason, Junior is able to defeat that vampire on his own. She was sure that there weren't any other humans nearby, and she knew that he hadn't gotten any help unless her junior had lied.

Therefore, that brought her to this question.

'Is he hiding his strength?'

If her Junior were hiding his strength, it would make sense. But only this situation would make sense.

Maya still remembered the time when she herself had taught Astron how to control mana itself, and referring to that time, she was sure that he didn't even know how to control mana.

His mana levels weren't that high either, and from how he looked, Maya judged he wasn't possibly that strong.

Therefore, unless he was incredibly talented at hiding his strength, which she refused to believe since she quite trusted her eyes, he must have never been able to defeat that vampire on his own with the strength of that time.

That could mean one thing.

He somehow got stronger in that short amount of time so that he could even meet the possible requirements to beat the vampire.

'It is incredible.'

And that itself was an achievement that one needed to respect.

'As expected, my eyes didn't mislead me. He really was that talented.'

After all, if that wasn't the case, who would give him such an expensive resource? She herself was very well aware of the fact that her Junior was exceptional, and she bet on that feeling.

And just as she expected, her feelings didn't betray her, and she was here now.

'But, why is he hiding his strength?'

There was no way a person capable of killing a vampire would refuse to get this acknowledgment. Just by imagining the resources and the recognition he would get if he were to reveal such information….

Even she couldn't help but be greedy.

'What reasons could he have?'

Maya wondered, her mind racing through various possibilities. Perhaps there was a personal code he followed, a mission he sought to accomplish without drawing unnecessary attention. Or maybe he simply wasn't interested in the fame and recognition that would come with revealing his true strength.

Regardless of the reasons, Maya decided that she would support him discreetly. In her eyes, he was more than just a junior – he was her savior. His timely intervention in the vampire incident had not only saved her life but also provided her with a renewed sense of purpose.

'I owe him my life.'

Maya acknowledged a deep sense of gratitude welling up within her. This debt became a driving force, compelling her to go above and beyond to repay it.

The realization that her junior had become an integral part of her life fueled her determination to ensure his success and safety.

Maya was willing to use her family's resources, connections, and influence to support her junior in honing his abilities.

'I will do whatever it takes to support you, Junior.'

If he chose to remain in the shadows, then she would be the silent force propelling him forward. She believed that everyone had their reasons, and her duty was to respect and protect those reasons.

'I'll make sure he reaches his full potential,' Maya resolved, a newfound purpose igniting within her.

Whether he sought acknowledgment or redemption or simply preferred the solitude of the background, Maya was determined to be the pillar of support he needed.

After all, she herself was quite aware of how distant this Junior was when he was left alone. He was a weird guy at the end. She had already ordered a bunch of special herbs and elixirs from her family, and they were already on the way.

Of course, that wasn't all that he was going to do; that was just the start. She was also searching for possible information about the vampires and what had happened to her.

Her Junior mentioned her becoming a completely different type of vampire because of her own feelings and evolution, but she wanted to know more about the details.

Thus, she had been looking for things, and she also commissioned her family to find something related to this herself.

After all, she wanted to revert back to her original self if she could, as she didn't want to cause any unnecessary harm.

'How can I revert back?'

Maya questioned, her mind spinning with potential solutions. The journey to reclaim her humanity seemed daunting, yet she remained resolute.

Her family's resources and connections would be crucial in uncovering the secrets behind her transformation and finding a way to reverse it.

GROWL!

As Maya delved into her own predicament inside her classroom, another pressing matter surfaced – her growing thirst for blood. Her 'stomach' growled, though it was more of a psychological effect than a clear hunger.

'Ah, it had been a while.'

It had been a while since she last fed, and the craving intensified. However, the repulsion towards the scent of other people's blood was overwhelming.

'It is disgusting.'