Read Assassin de Aru Ore no Sutetasu ga Yuusha Yori mo Akiraka ni Tsuyoi Nodaga Ansatsusha de Aru Ore no Status ga Yuusha yori mo Akiraka ni Tsuyoi no da ga ; Il mio Status da Assassino Supera Ovviamente quello degli Eroi Mes compétences en tant qu'Assassin sont bien au-delà de celles du Héros ; My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Brave's ; My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s ; Но я убийца, а не герой! ; 暗殺者である俺のステータスが勇者よりも明らかに強いのだが ; 身为暗杀者的我明显比勇者还强 ; 身為暗殺者的我明顯比勇者還強
Akira Oda, a seemingly ordinary high school student with an extraordinary talent for staying unnoticed, found himself transported to a fantasy realm alongside his classmates. In this strange land filled with magic and warriors, they were immediately tasked with becoming legendary heroes destined to defeat the demon lord. However, Akira sensed something suspicious about the royal family who made this request. Using his natural ability to move unseen, he infiltrated the castle’s restricted archives to uncover hidden truths. The fate of his oblivious classmates now rested in his hands—whether to guide them toward safety or leave them to their naive heroics. As he delved deeper into forbidden knowledge, Akira realized their summoning might not have been the noble call to arms it appeared. Shadows of conspiracy lurked beneath the kingdom’s gleaming surface, and his unique skills positioned him as the only one who could expose the deception. Every secret document he uncovered revealed darker layers to their supposed heroic mission. The weight of this discovery pressed heavily upon him as he considered how much to reveal to his unsuspecting peers. Time was running short before they would be sent on their potentially fatal quest, forcing Akira to make difficult choices about loyalty and survival. His classmates remained blissfully unaware of the danger, still caught up in fantasies of glory and adventure. Meanwhile, Akira’s investigation suggested their entire summoning might have been orchestrated for sinister purposes beyond defeating the demon king. The more he learned, the clearer it became that their role as “heroes” was merely a pawn in someone else’s deadly game.
