Garion dragged the covered table to the center of the room and pulled the cloth off with a casual flick.
A full cadaver lay there.
Aveline's eyes widened. Raviel actually took a step back.
"GARION!"
Garion tilted his head. "What? You said the book was hard to understand. So I brought the practical version."
Aveline pointed stiffly. "That's a corpse, Garion."
Raviel's jaw twitched. "You're going to teach us… with that?"
Garion nodded like it was the most normal thing in the world.
"Of course. Textbooks alone are too slow. I'll open this guy up and show you everything clearly."
Aveline frowned, folding her arms. "But this is still a human body… isn't this wrong?"
Garion smirked.
"Relax. This guy's a villain. He deserved worse than death. The fact that he's helping us now is already an upgrade for him."
Aveline slowly nodded. "If that's the case… then fine."
Raviel pointed helplessly at the cadaver. "That's NOT the point, Garion!"
Garion blinked. "Then what is?"
