April.

Yeah, I had definitely thought she was insane when I saw her reading a military law book.

Reason #1 why Winter wasn’t the one who put this note here: Winter has no reason to read blank pages.

Reason #2: Winter would NEVER rip a page out of a book.

Since April had hidden the note in a blank page, Winter probably missed it despite reading the book thoroughly.

Of course, there was still a chance that someone else had put it there, but my instincts were rarely wrong.

Just how much did April know?

She had once said there was something wrong with this world. But what if that wasn’t just a hunch?

What if she had come to that conclusion after collecting a mountain of evidence?

Maybe she had been far more informed than I had ever realized.

Knock, knock, knock.

Someone knocking on the door pulled me out of my thoughts. I glanced at Jenny, who was closest to the door.

She was Dalin’s direct senior, so she quickly jumped up and opened it.

“Oh, it’s you, Blue.”

My fellow recruit from Beta Platoon, Blue, raised a hand lazily in greeting.

He was the person I had been waiting for.

“So, you’ve finally got the news?”

Blue had always been my most reliable source of information. He was probably here to deliver the final verdict on my punishment.

Truly, having an informant for a comrade was invaluable.@@novelbin@@

“Haaah….”

His face darkened, and he lowered his voice cautiously.

“Yeah. Your punishment has been decided.”

“Alright.”

“…You’re way too calm about this. Aren’t you even worried?”

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