All Chapters of Climbing The Tower I can Change My Career Path: Chapter 131
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A Rather Calming Birthday
Altair, together with Eliana right beside him, had managed to reach the church’s fourteenth floor, that is, the area situated right in the middle of the massive mountain.The young man could hear voices coming from inside.He could make out the group’s conversation quite clearly.He opened the door immediately and stepped inside.The first person to spot him was Amber Oldur herself:“Young master!” Amber had said. She had stood up straight away.Upon hearing Amber’s words, the group members immediately looked towards the door and managed to spot both Altair and Eliana standing behind him.“Been a while, lads. How are you all doing?” Altair said. He stepped inside and told Eliana to close the door behind him.The group members naturally stood up immediately, both because of Princess Eliana’s presence and because of Altair, who was regarded as a prince.Each of them had been brought inside from the camp areas outside. Lyonel had clearly demonstrated just how close they were to Altair, w
The Plan Shall Start (1)
When the next day arrived, Altair and Eliana set off for Iubar Palace, taking Lyonel with them.After all, Lyonel was, quite simply, a prince of the Dawncrest family. Furthermore, the fact that this young man was Leonard’s third pupil meant that, in this capacity, he had effectively assumed the rank of the Emperor’s own younger brother, which permitted him to enter the palace.In the early hours of the morning, at the very start of the second day of the ball, around nine o’clock, the trio had reached the palace.Naturally, many eyes were watching them.Whilst Lyonel and Eliana headed to the dining hall for breakfast, Altair had used the teleportation circles to go to the floor where his room was, entered his room, had a nice shower, and this time had dressed rather smartly.He then fastened his scabbard to his waist and sheathed his sword.Immediately afterwards, he had left his room, having fastened his cloak so that it covered the scabbard.He had reached the seventh floor, where th
The Plan Shall Start (2)
"Prophet of the Night, blessed by the Chaos-Born. The fourth Prince of the Sun Empire, Prince Altair Moon, is entering the Throne Room!"The doors to the ballroom swung wide open, and Altair entered, accompanied by his two attendants.Now the plan could begin in earnest.The plan to put the nobility back in their place could now be set in motion.The moment Altair stepped through the ballroom doors, all eyes were fixed upon him.Even some members of the imperial family seated at the very far end of the hall, an area perhaps five hundred metres long, an incredible size for a ball, had looked directly at Altair.The young man’s beauty was of such a calibre that it would drive the ladies around him to distraction and make them fall in love with him.There were many familiar faces about. To be more precise, these were many of the nobles Altair had seen in the documents were among them.Every one of them was a target.From the good to the bad, regardless of who they were, every single one
The Plan Shall Start (3)
Altair chatted with those around him for a while longer.As the night wore on, it was plain to see that the nobles of the Inner Circle Faction, in particular, were flushed with anger.This was exactly what he wanted.It seemed Altair could expect a few acts of defiance from them in the coming days.Not a single one of them had dared to come and speak to him.In other words... to put it bluntly, it might be fair to say none of them had the guts. Although each of them was getting angry, the fear in their hearts was more than enough to keep them in check.The night had passed in this manner, and the second day of the ball was drawing to a close.The ball would begin quite early the next day, and on the fourth day, there would be no ball. Instead, a feast known as the City Ball, which would encompass the entire capital, would take place.Preparations had long since been completed, which was why every part of the city was already filled with feast banners and the like.By the end of the da
Taking The North (1)
After giving himself a quick once-over in front of the mirror, Altair turned directly to Aurelion and said, “Please send the remaining slave guards to the area where the mansion is, Father.”Aurelion chuckled and said, “Don’t call me ‘father’ in that outfit; it feels rather odd, even if you do look young,” and gestured with his hand to indicate it was time for Altair to leave.Altair smiled, then left the room immediately, accompanied by Slyvie and Arthur.As he left the room, he could see the nobles waiting on the other side of the corridor quite clearly.Almost every one of them was a noble belonging to the Inner Circle.Altair, however, paid no heed to any of them and walked past them alongside Arthur and Sylvie.He was aware that every pair of eyes was upon him.After all, each of them possessed at least a tiny bit of information regarding Altair’s true identity.Aurelion’s orders had been carried out following the Court Noble Faction’s nobles, those privy to the plan, whispering
Taking The North (2)
"So it was true? Is there really someone who commands all the slave guards directly under the Emperor’s command?" Maria had asked, her voice brimming with curiosity."In a way," Altair had replied gently.Maria did not seem satisfied with this answer. The elderly woman seemed to be seeking a more substantial, more monumental and serious response."But... you are too young?" Petunia had muttered, her voice filled with confusion.“Well, you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, right?” Altair had asked, and with this, he silenced the four elderly women and introduced himself:“My name is James Moriarty. I am the current leader of the Moriarty Duchy, the Emperor’s Shadow, the guardian of the Slave Guards, and finally, the owner and founder of the orphanages in the capital.”When Altair’s words reached their ears, each of them was astonished.James Moriarty.What a name it was.Perhaps it was because of the title he held, but the name itself carried an air of authority and significance.“A
Just Do As Your Told
Exactly two days had passed since Altair left the palace.Reports were constantly coming and going.Many slave guards had joined him.He now had an army of slave guards numbering almost a hundred.Altair could finally go to the orphanage and take charge.After spending two days travelling around the surrounding areas of the city, he had finally arrived at the orphanage and stepped down from the carriage.According to the reports he had received, nearly ten thousand children had already been brought to the orphanage over the past two days.There had been a few disturbances.After all, not every child was five or six years old.Among them were nearly a thousand children who were already approaching sixteen, perhaps seventeen or eighteen years old.Naturally, these children had already seen what the nobility were like.And of course, this had led them to distrust the nobility.Altair, however, arrived at the orphanage at night, under his new identity, that of James Moriarty.The lights w
Time Is Running...For Them.
It was a very bright room.There were many well-dressed people present.Judging by the darkness outside and the fact that some of the curtains were drawn completely, it was nighttime, or at least late evening.There was a huge table, and exactly thirty-two people were seated around it.There were nearly a hundred documents on the table, containing close to a thousand reports.“We know what we have to do,” said one of the thirty-two people.“It’s very dangerous,” replied another.“We mustn’t be foolish. So far, we’ve managed to grow by devouring the beast from within,” said yet another.“I don’t know about you, but I think we need to assassinate him directly.” “Don’t be ridiculous,” a voice had piped up.“Well, what else are we going to do? The resources at our disposal are slowly running out,” a nobleman had asked.“The Emperor has already unleashed his forces. We’re in danger again and again, every single second. Even if we can mostly take shelter and hide, the truth will come out s
Just In Case
Another half-day had passed, and the morning sun had begun to climb towards the sky.Fearing any leak of information, Altair had been forced to sleep wearing his mask.The plan had to proceed without a hitch.He was aware that someone would soon be coming to take his life.This was no world devoid of magic or power.In Aculon, even assassins could be monsters capable of reaching the seventieth floor.That was precisely why security had been ramped up to the highest level.A small contingent of slave soldiers had been stationed in every corner of the orphanage, whilst the rest had surrounded the main building.When Altair woke up, he took a quick shower.Although the mask altered his appearance, he had to return to his own body to clean himself.One could say that magic really did work in strange ways.Whatever.After his shower, Altair dried himself off and put the mask back on.He left his room with a smile, cane in hand.There were many servants about.Each of them was a commoner.E
MORIARTY! MORIARTY! MORIARTY!
It was almost half past eight.Altair had finally finished his work and, leaving the room with Arthur, headed towards the area where the opening ceremony was to take place, the orphanage courtyard.When he stepped outside, he could see that a real festive atmosphere had taken hold here too.Nearly ten thousand children appeared to be lined up, divided by age and educational level.Altair quickly found one of the professors and learned the location of the podium where he was to speak.Within a short time, he had taken to the podium, and as he did so, every child in the orphanage courtyard fell silent.Altair was actually only twenty-one years old, but his physique made him look as though he were in his thirties, though he still had a youthful appearance.So, even whilst speaking to children aged seventeen or eighteen, who were close to his own age, he had to behave like a mature adult.That is to say... under normal circumstances, he would have had to.Still, Altair wasn’t stupid.He w