I Was a Loner, but My Class Got Summoned to Another World…-Chapter 60: Class in Transition
As always, the Rosengard Estate served a grand meal, which the four youths enjoyed.
Logan offered the Earl money to pay for the hospitality, but the Earl reminded him that he was his sponsor.
All he needed to do to pay him back was to get strong enough to protect his daughter.
Logan took this to heart, feeling the kindness the Earl showed him—it was even greater than what his father on Earth had done for him.
He then visited his tamed beasts, providing them with food and pats as they welcomed him back.
At one point, he could have passed as a monster, with two birds on each shoulder, a slime wrapped around his neck, a fox nestled on his chest (held with his right hand), and his left hand holding the tiny goblin’s small hand.
Beside him was his serpent, who was to be placed with his best bud, Scorch. He was nervous about the interaction they would have, recalling the incident that occurred when his two powerful birds first met.
About an hour or so ago, Logan was getting out of the carriage, Zephyr flew out of the window to meet him. The bird instantly noticed another occupying his favorite spot.
[Master, who, shoulder] the bird chirped, seeing a new feathered beast settled in its spot.
It used wind to try to push it off.
[Hey Zephyr, don’t worry about our new friend. He will be going to Lisa,] Logan tried to intervene before things got out of hand.
[Lisa, master, mate,] Zephyr angry but innocently replied while he landed on Logan’s other shoulder.
[Ah, uhm, yes, Lisa, who was here yesterday,] Logan said, wiping the sweat from his brow.
He could only imagine the ruckus Scorch would make after finding his new reptilian tame.
They got close to Scorch’s enclosure, and next to it, there was another room where they could place the basilisk, Silis, for the night.
Scorch, sensing his master’s presence, jumped out merrily. The large beast nuzzled his face against Logan’s stomach, sniffing all the scents the boy had on him.
Two new smells, along with the stench of goblins, were imprinted on his master.
He looked down to see a snake coiled up around one of his master’s legs. Upon seeing him, the basilisk extended its hood wide, as if not wanting to back down.
[Not again, you two, chill. There is no need for hostility in our team.] The two beasts instantly calmed down.
Another glare from Logan made them understand their place.
"There we go. Silis, you will stay here. Scorch, you need to teach the new kids the ropes." The boy petted the raptor’s side, who understood what was expected of him.
After leaving the two largest beasts behind after feeding them, Logan, Kai, and Chloe got ready to go back to the castle, leaving only the goblin behind with Rubina.
The group traveled via carriage to the castle and, just before 10, reached the castle garden where they went their separate ways.
On his way to the inn, Logan stopped by to feed his plant some mana. With enough water, it jumped two levels.
It did not have any significant change, so he stopped there for the day.
He was humming a song while heading to the inn. Along the way, he spotted a few classmates, various pairs of boys or girls with partners from this world, they seemed to have easily found love within a few days.
Unlike his previous visits, he noticed that the group, which had only consisted of kids in the class, began to mingle with otherworlders.
"Hey Logan, congratulations on your award and title! I hope to get one soon—wait for it," a random boy called out. Logan turned towards him with a nod, not knowing how to respond.
Others around him also began to cheer him on. He felt undeserving but accepted the praise nonetheless, knowing that doing otherwise might bring problems.
Luckily, no one made a bigger deal out of it, as none in his class or the otherworlders took the time to shake his hand or ask for autographs.
As soon as he got close to the inn, it didn’t go as smoothly.
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He felt clear hostility from three particular guys and the eight or more girls around them.
"Look who is back, the wimp who doesn’t join training and yet has others do the dirty work for him," Brian sneered as Logan passed by.
"None of his pets look particularly strong. I wonder if his mentor did all the work and just gave the credit to the loner," Jonathan added, pointing to his owl. The girls around him laughed, almost as if he had told the best joke of his life.
Logan did the same thing he always had done when dealing with them—ignored them and kept walking.
This angered them even more, but seeing that the loner did not play into their plan, they just laughed harder and let the boy go.
The boy entered the inn where there were fewer students than before. He looked around for his teacher, but it seemed she was not on the first floor this time.
Not feeling hungry, he went back to his room. The other students either ignored him or praised him, and he responded with waves, nods, or silence, depending on their actions.
As he settled himself, he heard his maid come out of her own room. She had a book in hand and glasses, which he rarely saw on others from this world.
"Welcome, Master. I’m glad I chose to come here today. I sort of guessed you would, as the other heroes will be leaving for Dracone Ridge in a few days. It should be a safe journey for them, at least a little better than our own."
"Why is that, Ruri?" Logan patted his fox while the rest of his creatures roamed the room to settle themselves.
"We will have to travel about twelve days, mostly on uneven terrain. There will be a lot of beasts throughout the journey, and after all of that... you will need to improve the city. Or so I heard around the castle," Ruri told him the bad news.
