The Daily Life of Saiki Kusuo in Zoldyck

No, I'm not a superhuman now.

Aside from the unusually relaxed Kusuke, the bewildered Saiki family, along with the Zoldyck and Phantom Troupe members, had already formed a staring contest, observing each other. Although no one had yet figured out what was going on, they trusted Saiki Kusuo and didn't ask any questions, waiting for some instructions or explanation. Then, Kuroro uttered two words.

Relay game host: Kuroro (Part 2)

What happened? Kusuo Saiki looked at the only remaining living beings: Kuroro and himself.

Of course, there's also Leomon, but that's not important.

Why do both of them still exist after we talk about humans? It's one thing for me, but does that mean Kuroro is no longer human?

"Debates always require the definition of terms, and reading old books requires additional explanations to better understand their deeper meaning. In any human activity, cognition is particularly important. In society, people have recognized standards, and the views of countless people are close to uniform. An occasional difference in one person's cognition will not affect the outcome, but will instead lead to assimilation. However, among people who are actively or passively disconnected from society, cognition is independent."

Some people shouldn't suddenly start attending classes.

“Nen users and psychics are beings who exist independently of the world. Your perspective is different, but my personal beliefs and lifestyle are fundamentally different from the society in which most people live.”

To dismiss someone based on this alone would be an exaggeration.

"Of course we're still within the realm of humanity. I'm not so arrogant as to exclude myself from this category. What I'm saying is that this word game heavily relies on our individual perceptions. A simple explanation for why we haven't disappeared is that I don't consider the Heavenly Beings and the Cursed Ones to be human. The soul and body are separated, and the Heavenly Beings and the Cursed Ones can perfectly return their souls to the world through different bodies. I believe this is the key to transcending the human identity, whether it's the ability to return to the body through objects or to have the soul reside in an object..."

So he didn't disappear even though he doesn't consider himself a philosopher? Are you kidding me? Every word this guy utters is philosophical.

After a long pause, Saiki Kusuo replied, "Tears."

Kuroro lowered his head and wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes with two fingers. "Water column."

A series of water jets erupted around him, and Kusuo Saiki said, "Bamboo Forest."

The scene finally changed for the first time, and the two were suddenly in the forest. Kuroro said again, "Get rained on."

The rain poured down, and the sound of the rain in the bamboo forest grew louder. Saiki Kusuo crossed his arms and looked up, saying, "Sleet."

As mentioned before, the snowy day, and now the rain, disappeared along with the snow before it even touched my shoulders.

Kuroro was still thinking about something else, and Kusuo Saiki sensed that he was somewhat absent-minded, but the words he uttered were meant to exert physical pressure.

"...Avalanche." The word was uttered so casually.

In the distance, a snow-capped mountain appears in the set, a mountain entirely constructed of white snow. Suddenly, a "crack" appears near the summit, and a large chunk of snow collapses down, leading down the mountain path to where the two people are.

Although there is some distance, an avalanche is the kind of thing that collapses and expands, sweeping everything in its path like a mudslide. It's very dangerous. For people who don't have the ability right now, I wonder if Heaven and Curse can break through the physical limits.

"Bungee jumping equipment."

With tanks and cannons appearing around him, is this guy's only idea of ​​preparing for world war? Couldn't he be preparing for the college entrance exam with test papers and pens?

At this moment, Kusuo Saiki finally understood more deeply what Kuroro meant by the influence of cognition on the result of word presentation.

This person really wants something positive: "Military achievements".

The avalanche was still ongoing. Even though the bungee jumping equipment and some siege vehicles had been intercepted, the two people were now inside the castle, while the avalanche outside continued to tumble down.

No one ran away, because there are always words to solve the current predicament, and even if there aren't, this might be the opportunity to get rid of the other party.

Kuroro glanced at the snowy scene outside and casually uttered two words: "Explosion."

Look, this guy really doesn't want to live anymore.

“We share the risks. We have the same preconditions. My thinking is very simple, Qi Mu. I am better at utilizing the surrounding environment than you are, while you are better at controlling yourself.”

The explosion came from below. The castle, like in a fairy tale, was the tallest of the three spires. At that moment, the lower part of the middle section was blown off. After a brief collapse, the spires began to tilt and fall.

"The gate." The room flipped, and Saiki Kusuo calmly jumped and stood on the wall. The bodies of Ten and Jubu meant they wouldn't die from a fall, and he was sure he could jump before landing to overcome the enormous force of his own descent. He had plenty of experience with this.

The gate also appears between the avalanche and the castle.

"Is the focus still on the avalanche? The ticket booths."

At the foot of the avalanche-stricken mountain, amidst the chaotic pile of buildings, a ticket booth appeared. Kusuo Saiki, with his excellent eyesight, could see inside… an old man? Hey old man! What could he possibly sell in a place like this? Run!

"You frowned when the werewolf died earlier. Why are you so concerned about the safety of others even in a parallel world like this?"

Kusuo Saiki clicked his tongue: "Beast."

Kuroro blinked, and in an instant, many livestock, cattle and sheep, appeared around him, but...

Was Qi Mu cursing him? He chuckled and said, "The people are suffering terribly."

A flame suddenly appeared on each animal, and Kusuo Saiki narrowed his eyes: "Carbon...oxygen fire extinguisher."

Carbon oxides and carbon dioxide, combined with the words "fire extinguisher," will yield an accurate result...

Carbon dioxide fire extinguisher!

Kusuo Saiki pointed the nozzle directly at Chrollo's face and pressed the switch, which of course saved many of the animals around Chrollo as well.

"Pfft, cough cough cough!"

It would be best if this guy coughed to death and stopped breathing.

But the fire extinguisher must eventually be sprayed elsewhere to save other animals.

The castle is still collapsing, and it's unlikely that so many animals will survive.

"Ahem, a weather disaster!"

A clap of thunder startled all the animals.

"...Mirage."

The conditions for the appearance of the mirage conflicted with the weather. As Kusuo Saiki had predicted, the location of the meteorological disaster changed, and the next thunderclap fell in the distance. However, this loud noise also shook the snow mountain, which suddenly increased the size and speed of the avalanche.

Kuroro: "Full of loopholes."

Does this guy even have any nice words left in his mouth?

Kusuo Saiki had barely extinguished the fire when he lost his footing and nearly fell, turning the castle into a shoddy mess. At that moment, the entire castle was tilted at over 60 degrees, and Saiki had to cling to the walls like Spider-Man to maintain his balance. Needless to say, the animals were in grave danger. And when he finally landed…

The collapsed castle, after collapsing all the way down, miraculously managed to stand upright on the ground.

After the tremors, the broken spire of the castle lay in the ground like an upside-down onion, animals scattered and fled, and the castle's magnificent decorations were gone, but the overall structure was barely preserved.

Even Kuroro was surprised by this sudden peace.

"You're really going all out."

An avalanche is approaching from afar.

"So, how do you plan to get out of this situation? That old man selling tickets... wait, where did he go?"

She was saved by the kind Lion King, and there are no more humans here; that was just a robot.

Both of them are now at the peak of their physical skills, each standing in a corner of the city.

"We need more dangerous conditions, you vengeful ghost."

Aren't you afraid of being killed by a vengeful ghost?

In an instant, countless vengeful spirits appeared around Kuroro, accompanied by a cacophony of shrieks. He didn't even turn around; he simply waited for Saiki Kusuo's next word.

“There will be worlds that only I know and you don’t, and my knowledge will be very broad,” said Kusuo Saiki.

"I know, that's what makes it interesting. You don't need to worry about whether I know that being or not. Why are you suddenly bringing this up? Are you trying to summon some otherworldly creature that I don't know about?"

"Japan's manga industry is very developed, and Hunter x Hunter is just one branch of it."

"Yeah, I know, there's also One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, long-running anime that basically create a complete world..." But they all have too many episodes and are mostly filler, especially One Piece and Naruto. I only had a limited time to visit the other world, so I only watched a few parts.

"Being trapped in a maze" or "being surrounded by ghosts".

"Huh?" Kuroro turned around, only to find that Kusuo Saiki was no longer there.

The unfamiliar words were understood on the surface, but Kuroro didn't hear the sound of the wall being hit.

He turned around, only to find that the ghost behind him was gone, and there was no ghost on the wall either.

What does "being trapped in a maze" mean?

His senses were becoming hazy. He frowned as he walked past several places. In the distance, an avalanche was still going on, and time was running out.

The words he was about to say were replaced with a sinister one, one that would absolutely force Saiki Kusuo to his feet.

"Dung beetle." Any kind of insect will do.

The game of relaying words was hosted by Kuroro (The End)

—(Hammer.)

Kuroro was nearly hit by the hammer that suddenly appeared. He was deep in thought when those black insects appeared at his feet.

The game is still going on, and Qi Mu won't break the rules, because breaking the rules would defeat the purpose of the game.

It's possible that... Qi Mu was still talking beside him, but the problem was with himself. He couldn't hear what the other person was saying, and he couldn't see what the other person was there.

It's closely related to those vengeful ghosts from earlier. They weren't people I was afraid of, but Qi Mu turned them into beings that could actually affect me.

What exactly does "being trapped in a maze" mean?

If we continue with the word "mantis," what comes after "mantis"? ...hammer? Kuroro slowly answered, "Hammer."

Nothing disappeared, and nothing new appeared. Was my answer wrong? Another possible explanation is... a hammer?

"Headache." Kuroro pressed his head as soon as he finished speaking. Although he said the word to test whether his words were still effective, the effect was rather karmic.

--(pain.)

The headache disappeared, but various aches and pains appeared in the body.

Kuroro guessed the word, looked back, and said, "Hate."

--(trace.)

The vengeful spirit's hatred for Kuroro disappeared.

Kuroro, trapped in a maze, felt much more at ease, but waited a long time for the next noticeable change.

If nothing appeared, then something must have disappeared? He searched among the words that could be formed from homophones of "hate."

The hatred has already disappeared, and Qi Mu should avoid words with the same meaning, otherwise, given his situation, he won too easily, so he should change to homophones.

Nothing appeared. Kuroro carefully observed his surroundings and suddenly realized... the collapse just now, with its many flaws, had left the room filled with dust and broken stones, but his footprints were not left behind.

Outside the window, a deafening avalanche finally came crashing down, blocking the entire window. Kuroro said, "The seasons change."