Transmigrating as an Extra Third-Rate Villain

Chapter 251Mission Impossible [1]

Smiling, Professor Seraphina pointed at the walls of her office where they were currently.

"Unfortunately, I have already set up a magic nullifier barrier here, so that won't work."

Originally, Seraphina had planned to allow her two former students and student council members to leave as they wanted.

Although there were her former students, Seraphina knew that they were still important and influential figures, so she couldn't cross any lines or go too far.

However, after hearing about the attempted robbery of her vault from the main cast members, there was no way she could just let them go!

She was going to make use of her former students!

Unlike her, who excelled in attack on everything and splash damage attacks, the two powerful boys in front of her were best at close combat and one versus one.

That meant that, unlike her, they could take out the djinns attacking in the courtyard without harming any students in the process.

Also... she was quite curious about one thing.

Ren, or Kaneki's brother, had put up quite an impressive show during the battle royale.

For that, he was rewarded with a dorm upgrade and moved into the grand Royale Dormitories.

However, that was not the only reason for Ren's move.

Principal Seraphina also wanted to keep a close eye on him.

Students like him, who had been turned away by their own families and shamed, were the most likely to turn to the evil side.

Thankfully, Seraphina had already confirmed that Ren had not yet gone to the evil side, as the flow of mana inside his body was identical to a human's.

And she wanted to keep it that way.

She truly cared about all of her students, even if they had an... interesting and doubtful past like Ren's.

Staring at Kaneki's furious and angry face, Seraphina smiled before muttering.

"What would happen if these two happened to meet again...?"

Sighing, Kazuki said.

"Well... I guess we have no choice, Kaneki. It'll be nice for us to contribute to the school; after all, the whole reason we're today is because of this s-"

"LIKE HELL, WE HAVE NO CHOICE!? JUST SAY N-"

Interrupting Kaneki's rambling mid-sentence, Kazuki turned to Seraphina and nodded his head before saying.

"Both of us are willing to participate in the school-wide assembly and give a speech!"

Then, before Kaneki could disagree any further, Kazuki left the room, dragging Kaneki by his collar out of the room with him.

Left alone in her office, Serapha sighed before stretching her hands and staring out of the window.

The djinns and devils were on the rise...

Only a couple of years ago, no djinn or devil would have dared to step foot into the Celestial Academy.

Yet... now, countless djinns were even amongst their school's administrators and even trying to infiltrate the academy.

In one certain incident, they almost succeeded in kidnapping the Elven Princess Alya despite the Academy's security.

Unfrotatunely, though, Seraphina was not able to help out in any way as she was often away from the school, taking care of matters that were far more important.

It wasn't just in the academy that djinns were on up...it was all around the world.

And... as a top ranker, Seraphina had obligations that she had to fulfill, and she had to obey orders from the High Dominion.

She wanted to stay at the Celestial Academy all day and protect it... however, the High Dominion wanted her to be guarding the boundaries of the human realm.

To be fair, the government was right as Seraphina had killed over a hundred djinns who were trying to secretly occupy the realm... but alas,

Of course, as a top ranker of the entire world, Seraphina could easily identify these djinn school administrators and take them out.

However, that wouldn't solve the problem.

Those djinns would just develop new technology to circuNovelFireent Seraphina's djinn identification method and then get in.

However, amidst all of these developments, Seraphina had gained one good thing.

Her creation of the Celestial Academy djinn extermination team.

A group of students, the main cast, who were strong enough and smart enough to defeat djinns in case of an incident!

Sighing, Seraphina shook her head.

What was she thinking, giving such an important role to a bunch of teenagers?

Staring out the window and the courtyard, Seraphina solemnly pledged.

"I will stay and defend at the Celestial Academy like a good principal every day... starting now."

If the High Dominion wanted her to leave to defend the borders, she would kindly decline and tell them to ask someone else.

Checking her smartwatch, Professor Seraphina immediately got up upon realizing that the assembly would start in less than an hour.

Leaving the administrative building, Seraphina headed towards the center of the island, where the massive multi-purpose building stood.

Since she didn't walk around the academy often, some students were staring at her, but Serapha didn't mind.

In fact, she would even prefer it if, instead of staring, the students simply walked up and attempted to interact with her.

Opening the double doors into the building, Seraphina stared at the auditorium-like building that was filled with empty.

Raising her wand to the roof, Seraphina smiled before softly saying.

"Activate."

*BOOM*

*BOOM*

The next second, bleaches emerged from the wall, slowly moving further and further outward.

In less than a second, three bleachers on the back, right, and left of the auditorium were standing, towering over Seraphina's small figure.

Pacing around the auditorium, Seraphina attempted to discern the fastest possible way for all eight hundred students to exit the gym once the djinns pulled the emergency alarm.

She needed to eliminate the djinns in the courtyard as soon as possible, so she could focus all of her attention on the vault robbers.

Finding something, Seraphina smiled before brushing back her blue-hair and walking up the stairs to the stage.

The auditorium had three bleachers all against their respective walls, and in the middle of the bleachers and right before the stage was a gigantic open space.