Crossover Anime: How a Shameless Person Lives

A week has passed since the start of winter break.

On this day, Shizuka Hiratsuka suddenly felt like going to check on the students in the apartment and see if they had chosen their schools properly.

It's worth noting that some schools have postponed their holidays in order to give students at Zongwu High School a buffer period.

She drove her red supercar with great enthusiasm and soon arrived at Ye Yemu Apartment.

It was just a little different from the scene she remembered.

The once neat five-story apartment building is now just a ruin under reconstruction.

The surrounding area was littered with ruins and charred concrete blocks, and in the center of the apartment building was a covered metal frame.

"My apartment is gone?! It was a birthday present from my dad!"

Hiratsuka Shizuka slammed on the brakes, and the red supercar let out a piercing screech.

She opened the car door, and the sight before her left her speechless for a moment.

She remembered clearly that everything was fine here just two weeks ago.

What now?

There wasn't a trace left, only the frame remained.

"Are you Dad's teacher?" a voice came from behind.

Hiratsuka Shizuka turned around and saw a gray-haired girl standing by the roadside, holding a plastic bag from a convenience store.

She recognized the person who came.

"Sylvie?"

"Hello, Old Jing," Sylvie greeted, looking at the ruins before her with a complicated expression.

"You should call me Hiratsuka Shizuka-sensei!" Hiratsuka Shizuka stepped forward and, as if triggering code, reached out and ruffled her hair.

"But Dad said that if he calls you 'old auntie,' you'll pretend to be disgusted, but you'll secretly enjoy it, like a pervert."

Hiratsuka Shizuka's hand, which was stroking Sylvie's hair, suddenly stopped, and a faint blush instantly rose to her cheeks.

Her originally sharp and handsome teacher aura collapsed on the spot. She abruptly withdrew her hand and coughed twice.

"What kind of nonsense is that guy teaching!"

"You must never follow in Mercury's footsteps, you know?"

She tried to salvage her image as a mature and reliable teacher while guiding the seemingly misguided girl back on track.

Sylvie didn't answer, but silently took a step back.

Just as Dad said, she likes to lecture.

"Speaking of which, why are you here alone? It's very unsafe, you know?" Hiratsuka Shizuka looked at her with suspicion.

The security situation in Chiba City isn't very good these days. How could that brat be so carefree as to let a young girl out alone?

Aren't you afraid of being trafficked?

"It's okay." Sylvie turned around and looked at the two cow cats playing behind her, a relieved smile on her face.

Don't let Bangbang and Qiuqiu's frequent defeats fool you; when it comes to real strength, few can consistently defeat them.

Hiratsuka Shizuka, however, was unaware of the situation and had no choice but to keep her by her side.

I plan to drive her in later.

He then turned on his phone and dialed the number for the Hiratsuka group.

Just as Hiratsuka Shizuka was trying to figure out what had happened here.

A white dove descended from the sky, its fluttering wings landing on her shoulder.

……

The large bookstore in the heart of Tokyo was bustling with activity and noise.

Today was an offline book signing event organized by the well-known author platform Undying River. Fans who came from far and wide lined up, and the flashing lights and chatter filled the air, creating an extremely enthusiastic atmosphere.

No one expected that this fan meeting would be transformed into a private little world for a group of teenagers.

Mercury leaned against a secluded pillar, looking utterly dejected.

He was lounging on the sofa in the villa, so comfortable he was about to fall asleep.

As a result, the old director called and said that it was a rare opportunity for the children from the orphanage to go to a big city for a team-building activity, and he insisted on inviting him over to accompany them.

They euphemistically call it: so that the children can be looked after when they go out.

"They were still looking after him, but I don't know where he's gone."

He muttered a complaint under his breath, drinking the beer he had just bought. He had only finished two bottles when three figures surrounded him.

Ai Hoshino, who has a pair of starry eyes, is quite well-known.

Suzuya Juuzou, dressed like a madman, brandished a dagger everywhere.

There was also a swallowtail butterfly wearing a long purple dress that covered its right arm tentacles.

Yes, strictly speaking, the swallowtail butterfly is the smallest here.

As for Kasugano Sora and Matsuzaka Satou, they met once and then disappeared without a trace.

"Mercury-nii! Let's go over there. I heard that Kasumi-shiko-sensei is here too." Hoshino Ai rushed over and hugged his arm, her starry eyes sparkling.

"Kasumigaoka Utaha?" Upon hearing this name, Mercury immediately thought of Kasumigaoka Utaha.

This guy still has time to write light novels?

It seems the exploitation wasn't ruthless enough.

Speaking of this, Hoshino Ai became even more excited, talking non-stop: "Yes, the alien tales written by Kasumi Shiko became a sensation across the internet as soon as they were released."

Each story is a short tale, including tales like the Headless Girl, the Lake Siren Gibbalud, and the Vampire Flower of the Rainforest—all remarkably realistic.

"Really? You're quite diligent. I feel my brain trembling." Mercury took another swig of wine and tossed it precisely onto the random vehicle.

"You've had too much to drink. If you keep drinking, you'll die young."

Beside him, Juuzou Suzuya brandished a dagger in the air, casually making sarcastic remarks.

"Ladyboy, please be quiet."

Hearing this, Juuzou Suzuya's smile remained unchanged, but he swung the dagger a little faster.

"And you, why are you joining in the fun?"

Mercury looked at the last one.

The butterfly stood quietly to one side, her long purple dress draped over her shoulders, her right arm tucked into her sleeve, and her waist bulging.

She didn't speak, but simply looked at him quietly with her beautiful eyes.

"Brother~ I'm really old~"

"Pretending to be something you're not."

"Hehe~"

The swallowtail butterfly's lips curled slightly upward, and it made a sound like an insect.

The book fans around, who were unaware of what was happening, were so envious that their eyes were practically bleeding.

"Who's that guy? Three girls are surrounding him!"

"That little girl is so cute! Her eyes are sparkling!"

"Is that the child star who sang on stage with The Nutcracker and the handsome boy in black?"

"That kid with the knife looks so dangerous. Are the stitches on his body real?"

"And that little disabled girl, she's so pretty!"

"Who is it?! They're stealing the spotlight even more than the author at the book signing!"

Mercury pointed to the surroundings with two middle fingers and spat out a mouthful of phlegm.

Amidst the farewells of a crowd of fans, he swaggered over with the three of them to Kasumigaoka Utaha's autograph session.

"Get out of the way, get out of here."

"Hey! What are you doing!"

"Don't you know how to queue?!"

"Bang!"

"A private Marseille!"

Mercury stepped over the book fans who were crouching down and covering their noses, skillfully pushed through the crowd, and led the three of them to the front.

"Hey~ Fatty, your dark circles are gone?"

The girl who was signing her name looked up, her long black hair falling down, and a stiff, formulaic smile on her face.

Upon seeing the person who arrived, the smile on his face instantly vanished.

"What are you doing here, you drunkard boss?"

She covered her nose and fanned herself in the air in front of her.

You can smell the alcohol just by standing in front of him!

Mercury ignored what she was saying and pushed Hoshino Ai forward.

"Come on, sign autographs for these girls."