Sirone flew over the whole area 2,000 times.�In the process of avoiding Dante�s fire, he was struck by countless spells, but each time he paid the price of failure, he immediately made a change.

Iruki was the first to realize and said.

�done.�It went in perfectly.�

At first nobody understood.�However, after 10 seconds, the students started whispering with surprised expressions.

In the battlefield where firepower of infinite fire was pouring in, Sirone was wandering freely.�It was as if whenever he moved, the mansion would get out of the way.

Of course, it was just an optical illusion because there was no link between Sirone and Pascal�s movements.�However, there was only one case where this happened.

�Sirone reads the automaton�s pattern perfectly.�

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Mark made a fuss while looking at Sirone and Iruki.

�Sirone-senpai has an advantage, right?�Yes?�

�It�s a similar situation.�If time passes like this, Pascal will become overloaded.�If you can get there, the win is the starting point.�Because Dante has lost his strongest weapon.�

Mark was so happy that he cried.

Until just a moment ago, I thought that Sirone�s defeat was a fait accompli.�He was even thinking that it was great just to compete with Dante, the best prospect in the kingdom.

However, Sirone turned the tide of the battle as if to show off.

�As expected, Shirone-senpai.�You mean she surpassed Dante-senpai in information processing, too?�

There was no answer from Iruki.

When Mark turned his head with a puzzled expression, all the seniors sitting in a row were watching the confrontation with serious eyes.

Iruki continued scratching his chin.�

It is true that Sirone saw through Dante�s system, but he did not know how that was possible.

If Dante�s automaton had been so easily analyzed, Sirone wouldn�t have struggled from the beginning.

Amy gave up and asked.

�How did you analyze the pattern?�To be honest, I don�t even know how Dante�s automaton works.�I can�t even feel it�Nade, how are you?�

�So do i.�It�s not complicated, it�s because the system is too big.�You can�t just look at an elephant�s legs and think of an elephant�s shape.�

Amy thought Nade�s analogy was perfect.

�That�s right.�It�s not a system made just to deal with Sirone.�Depending on the opponent, the range of transformation is extremely wide, so how can Sirone read the whole thing?�

Iruki presented a hypothesis.

�Maybe it�s not mathematical.�

Mark tilted his head.

�Isn�t that math?�Then what?�

Iruki frowned and chose the right word. JrNovels.com