The Royal Military Academy's Impostor Owns a Dungeon [BL] novel Chapter 89

Chapter 89: Carrying the Pot

While others were enjoying the look of their bank accounts and the addition of CP, some people weren’t so happy to be alive.

One such person was Greg.

Now, as much as Jax had the tolerance of rubber, he knew that Greg was likely up to something or at least knew something about the cave, with how many times he asked about it.

Thankfully, he remembered and mentioned it to Kyle, who was looking for someone to vent his anger to.

Poor Greg (not) happened to be perfect for this.

Eventually, they realized that the area was not only familiar to him but a site rented out to their family. From the rubble, they found blown-up equipment parts and a few black boxes.

The last activation code was Greg’s.

Now, all they had to do was nab him at school for an ’explanation’ of why he felt it necessary to activate all their equipment during an ongoing exam.

The guy was at school, relishing the idea that the exam was not only canceled but also that those two morons didn’t get to come back. He had checked the stream recording only to see them facing off with the giant corrupted spider.

Admittedly, he hoped that the spider would be defeated because he had no idea that the problem was a corrupted creature. That was not part of the plan.

But he couldn’t help but feel great that those two idiots ended up being humbled by his machinations.

They deserved it.

It was just that when he thought nothing of the knock on the door, he was surprised to face several people wearing officers’ uniforms.

Greg did not have a good time.

All that pride went away the moment he was expelled from school. But his soul nearly left his body the moment they told him that their family would no longer be allowed to fight for mine access to any planet under military protection.

"You wanted indiscriminate access to your machines? Sure. Mine in uncharted planets." Curtis did not dilly-dally with this criminal. The military did not need soldiers who would use such methods to get ahead. Someone willing to sacrifice others or even start fights to further their personal gain was better off culled as early as possible.

But for the crime of endangering royalty, he could actually be beheaded. He was lucky, fortunate that his punishment was only to be expelled and his spiritual abilities sealed for the next fifty years.

Curtis left the room where intense wailing could be heard, but none of these battle-hardened soldiers would pity a man-child who endangered everyone because of his pride.

However, the soldiers were still antsy about the missing prince. They received a message, alright? But where on planet Nova could an injured soldier go? One that was probably even close to imploding!

"Still haven’t found him?" Asked the deputy officer.

"No, Sir. He just sent that message saying he was fine and ordered for his accounts to be linked." Kyle answered truthfully.

"We’re planning on waiting for him to return." He added.

And wait, they did.

It was just that they were waiting for people who had long since returned. This was something Eden discovered. She just had an inkling to check on the surveillance footage in case they were correct about a possible abduction. It was just that she did not expect to go down the rabbit hole when she decided to look into the Academy’s files.

She couldn’t believe her eyes as she watched the Crown Prince.

Eden obviously heard about the gossip as someone who was tasked with listening ’closely,’ but seeing it through the surveillance was indeed something else. And that guy who was stuck to the Prince was a bit interesting.

Hmm.

Odd.

So, they really were back?!