Don't force me to use my right fist.

Besides, since the main focus is on the supernatural, it's only natural to bring along a few regular working people, right?

Nothing is more suited to the paranormal than ghosts. In fact, most paranormal events, aside from those staged by humans just to grab attention, are hard to separate from ghosts.

"Are you sure they're just here to work as waiters?" Aside from the eerie feeling, they couldn't even be called vengeful spirits.

"Otherwise, am I supposed to open a nursing home on campus? Would you give me the money?"

Sōyū responded to Keine's question with a hint of annoyance.

What she was saying was utter nonsense. What strange thoughts could he possibly have? Even if the ghosts of those old people behind him turned into ghosts, they'd probably only be enough to scare a three-year-old to tears.

"Then you have to promise me you won't affect other people's studies and lives. They're just here to work as waiters. If any problems arise, I'll have to..."

Huiyin raised a finger as if to make a pact with Zuoyou, and then stepped aside to clear the way in front of him.

Sōyū shrugged. Keine's threat was completely ineffective against him; it was probably all nonsense.

If someone really does something wrong, he won't let them off the hook.

With Huiyin's permission, Zuoyou finally led the group of ghosts into the abandoned classroom that he had simply renovated.

The abandoned school, already dark and filled with an eerie atmosphere, became even colder with the arrival of these ghosts. And with the lights illuminating the faces of the ghosts as if they were dead, it became even more unsettling.

Saya gave them some instructions that they might need to do tomorrow, then turned and left the abandoned classroom.

As for the furniture, Kaguya will send it over sooner or later. What he really cares about are these kinds of details.

There wasn't even a table to eat at, but Sawa was already quite satisfied with the restaurant in front of him, which still exuded a terrifying chill even in broad daylight. What more could he ask for than a ghost?

After instructing the elderly ghosts, who were also extremely satisfied with the eerie feeling of the classroom that Saya had decorated, to wait for him to come over that night to discuss what to do, Saya sauntered over to his classroom.

Now that I've finished my current tasks, all that's left is to study hard and improve every day.

Kaguya is definitely throwing a tantrum again, but right now Saku would rather deal with Kaguya, that little troublemaker, than run into Tsubasa Amakawa again.

Given the bizarre events that had occurred before, out of a desire to protect himself, Saya felt it was best not to provoke Amakawa Tsubasa.

If she teases the thing again, that would be too boring.

Saya often thought of himself as a calm young man, but Amakawa Tsubasa truly showed him that he was only an extremely calm young man when facing monsters and in battle.

If we're talking about emotional intelligence and feelings, then Sawa's intelligence is something that can only be described in an indescribable way.

It's not that his personality or interpersonal skills are bad, but by doing this, it's clear that he's cut off his own escape route.

Chapter 576 The Rebellious Period

Thankfully, when Saya arrived in class, Amakawa Tsubasa's seat was empty; the familiar bespectacled girl was nowhere to be found. Only her faint fragrance lingered around his nose.

Fortunately, even though Saya wasn't very popular in class, he still had Kaguya as his most loyal fan. It was only then that Saya noticed Kaguya, who usually stayed at home and didn't need anything—in fact, Saya felt it didn't matter whether she came or not—sitting obediently in front of him. It was truly...

Saya was somewhat incredulous, but Kaguya's disdainful look quickly dispelled his doubts. She was still the same spoiled and unreasonable young lady she always was, which actually relieved Saya.

After knocking on the table and announcing his arrival, Saku was treated like an animal pushed into a zoo, subjected to a thorough inspection by his classmates with questioning looks before finally reaching his seat.

He was used to being stared at by his classmates; as long as they didn't deliberately provoke him, he could ignore it.

When he finally sat down in his seat, Kaguya turned around and looked Saya up and down, who was sitting behind her.

"Why are you looking at me like that? Didn't I say I'd be right back after going out for a bit? But you, how come you can actually sit here? Didn't you say you were very busy with work?"

Sōyū felt a little embarrassed by her gaze. He hadn't been gone for very long, and she was looking at him like that, which made him feel a little awkward.

"I want to see when you'll be back. After all, even if you're done with your work, you'll definitely come here to class, not to the student council office to find me, right? Unless there's something you absolutely need my help with."

Kaguya stared intently at Saya's face with her large eyes before speaking with a hint of complaint. "They're all related to girls."

It's not that she's stingy, but if she's always been treated like a human being, she'll inevitably feel uncomfortable.

"Hehe, after all, sometimes when I'm with you, I don't know what to say, and you're always so busy."

Sōyū could only smile sheepishly at her complaint; what she said was true, and he didn't even have a chance to refute it. As for the pampered young lady born with a silver spoon in her mouth, she belonged to a completely different world.

As for the economics, politics, and intrigue among nobles that Kaguya knew, they were things that made Saya's head spin just from hearing their names.

This was something that both Saiyu and Kaguya had tacitly agreed upon, but after Saiyu inadvertently brought it up, Kaguya, who was standing nearby, felt extremely uncomfortable.

She just didn't like this feeling. Why could Saya get along so well with that girl with glasses every day, but with her, even a smile was rare?

That's why she's recently started spending so much time with Saya. If you don't understand each other, you might as well chat more; you'll get to know each other eventually, right?

"Now that I'm not busy, we have plenty of time to chat properly and get to know each other better."

Kaguya tapped Saya's desk, completely ignoring that they were still in class, and leaned against Saya's desk as she spoke.

"Hmm? But I saw the files on your desk last time..." whl

Sawa thought of the documents piled up on the table in Kaguya's room, waiting for her to sign—they could easily be considered a meter high. Could that really be considered having enough time?

Even if she is the daughter of a wealthy conglomerate, she still has a lot of work to do. Since she enjoys the convenience that this identity brings her, she naturally has to take on the corresponding responsibilities.

“I said I have time, so I definitely do. You don’t need to worry about those documents; I’ll take care of them.”

Kaguya interrupted Saya, saying that it was just a bunch of trivial documents and that it was nothing important compared to Saya's interactions with her.

"I'll tell Lingxian to cancel most of the business meetings. We have plenty of time to chat now. To be precise, I want to chat with you and hear about your past."

Holding her face in her hands, Kaguya looked at the boy in front of her with curious and expectant eyes. Just as she said, this was what she wanted to do most at this moment.

As for work, it's all stuff that woman threw at her anyway, so if she doesn't do it well, that's her problem. Even if the Yuzaki Group goes bankrupt, Kaguya thinks Saya will still take her in.

Moreover, if she continues to slack off like this, she doesn't believe that woman can stay put in England.

"I feel like you've changed a lot. Did something happen?"

Although he knew that saying this might anger Kaguya, Saya couldn't help but ask. Her words were really not something the young lady he knew would say. After all, she was the kind of person who would risk her life to attend meetings.

If someone can turn down something like this just because they want to chat with him, it's hard not to feel confused.

In addition, her recent changes have indeed been quite significant, which made Sōyu even more compelled to voice his inner doubts.

"Really? I don't feel that way. If I had to say, it's just that I'm clearer about what I need now, what's important to me, and what's insignificant. Once I understand these things, I won't be confused anymore."

This unusual smile left Sawa momentarily at a loss for words, but one thing he had to admit was that Kaguya was now far more comfortable to be around.

"If you really feel something's off, then just think of it as me going through a rebellious phase. Frankly, I'm just a girl under eighteen, going through periods like this is perfectly normal, isn't it?" whl

Chapter 577 Have you ever thought about going back?

"It's not that you're rebellious, it's not that serious. It's just that I feel you've really changed a lot."

Sawa felt there was no need to make it so serious. Kaguya was fine the way she was, and he was happy to chat with her more.

"Hmph, so what do you think of me now?"

Kaguya traced her fingers down her cheek to her long neck, and asked Saya with a smile, her eyes narrowed.

She knew where her greatest advantage lay when facing Zuo You; it wasn't her noble status, which was worthless to him, nor any other power or anything else.

Taking that girl with glasses as an example, Kaguya felt that the only thing she could completely surpass in Sawa's group was her good looks.

But that doesn't mean she can't change because of this. At least getting Sasuke's impression of her back to above average shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Kaguya, who has been staying in bed lately reading various romance novels to catch up on her studies, feels that she has grown a bit.

Even if I can't say I'm better than her in this aspect, I at least can't let her steal Saya away so easily, right?

"Well, to be honest, you're actually doing quite well right now, and you're easy to get along with. I just don't know how long that will last."

Saya glanced at the girl who was earnestly waiting for his reply, pondered for a moment while stroking his chin, and then answered in this way.

She really does resemble the kind of female classmate Saiyu longed for in school—a pretty girl who could be his friend and confidante. How could he not like her?

Kaguya's personality is like a ghost; who knows when she might suddenly act out of control and revert to her old self? Even Saga can't guarantee that.

"The way you're talking makes it sound like I'm deliberately putting on an act. Let me tell you, I'm determined to change."

With a slight eye roll, Kaguya resumed her curious expression.

"Um, Yu-kun, what you said earlier, you weren't from this world, were you?"

Even Kaguya seemed a little awkward when addressing Saku as the rather intimate term "Yu-kun," but she knew his past and experiences well.

"Well, didn't you already guess that before? If I were from this world, I wouldn't need you to fabricate my identity."

Zuo You didn't intend to hide this matter. Many transmigrators didn't want to reveal their identities because they weren't strong enough, or because they were afraid of being targeted by powerful figures.

However, only a few gods can suppress Zuoyou's current power. As for transmigrators, at least in this worldview, they are not considered anything unusual.

"But to be precise, this is my second time traveling through time. The world I lived in the first time wasn't that different from this one on the surface."

As they chatted, Saya added that after spending so much time together, he still trusted the girl in front of him. Therefore, recounting his past experiences wasn't particularly difficult.

"Huh? You, Yu Jun, have you traveled between two worlds?"

This was somewhat unexpected for Kaguya. She could guess that he didn't belong to this world, but having transmigrated twice meant that no one would know unless he said so.

"Of course, there are no strange things, magic, gods or anything like that in my original world. If I had come directly from there, I wouldn't have been able to save you in that situation back then."

Zuoyou waved his hand. If he hadn't gone to the Minecraft world to level up along the way, he probably would have died right at the start. There wouldn't have been so many messy things.

"No wonder your name, You Jun, sounds so strange."

Kaguya tapped her chin and listened intently as Saya described the world he had lived in before.

If there were no gods, no magic, and no strange occurrences, then I wouldn't have encountered those dangers before.

Kaguya thought to herself that the world Saya lived in before didn't seem so bad.

"Yes, I think it's great."

Zuoyou scratched his head. Two-character names are all too common in China, but in Japan, names often start with four characters, which are quite difficult to pronounce.

"You Jun, have you ever thought about going back?"

Biting her lower lip, Kaguya thought for a long time before hesitantly asking Saya what was on her mind.

If he doesn't belong to this world, then there's no guarantee he won't leave later, and that kind of separation is something Kaguya doesn't want to see.

This isn't a matter of distance; the gap between two worlds isn't so easily bridged.