Travel through Kivotos and become Kamen Rider Saber

"Huh? Why?... Ah! I see. My daughter must be too smart for you to teach!"

"I see!"

"Woo! Dad, shut up! There are other students outside. Don't say such embarrassing things!"

Faced with my father's sudden interruption, I gave her a fierce look and turned my head away to ignore him.

"Ahahaha...that's indeed the reason."

The teacher smiled awkwardly, and then said to the mother beside him:

"The most important thing is that our school is not a mathematics school, and we usually only teach some common mathematical knowledge."

"I think Hayase Yuuka has such talent that she shouldn't be buried here."

“So, I recommend these two schools to you.”

As he spoke, the teacher handed the two flyers on the table in front of him to the father and mother.

"One is a national academy of sciences located dozens of kilometers outside the capital. There are professors of various mathematics majors there who can teach Yuka."

"But the teaching quality there is ultimately limited. After all, the only people there are old men who have been left behind by the times."

"As for the other one, you need to take a train out of this world and go to the academy city of Kivotos, which is light years away."

"Among those many colleges, there is a high school called Millennium Institute of Technology. It has the best teaching environment, institutions, and students who are gifted in certain areas like Yuka."

"However, there is an organization called the Federal Student Union there, and if you want to enter that world, the procedures involved are very complicated."

"This means that Hayase Yuuka will have to walk the rest of the way on her own."

"Millennium…Technology, Academy?"

This was the first time I knew that there was another world outside of this one, although I didn’t know where it was.

But what the teacher said was so mysterious that I couldn’t help but feel a little envious.

"That's it, Hayase Yuuka's father and mother. Hayase Yuuka will graduate from school soon. Please make your choice as soon as possible."

The teacher closed the unfolded file and looked at me sandwiched between my father and mother, and couldn't help but sigh with regret.

Walk out of the classroom, ready to call the next student and parent in.

After that, my father and mother took me out of the classroom.

Having said that, Hayase Yuuka recalled the memories that had become blurred and sighed deeply.

I see... I don't understand it at all!

Lin Qiusheng grinned and stood there in a daze, his brain unable to respond for a moment.

After all, in my previous university, even if I wanted to solve a high-level math problem left by the teacher in class, I would have to scratch my head for at least several hours before I could solve it.

Moreover, it may not be done right.

Sure enough, ordinary people cannot understand the experiences of geniuses.

At this moment, the image of Hayase Yuka in Lin Qiusheng's mind became extremely unattainable, and he even wanted to worship her.

But he glanced sideways, feeling the gentle touch of his right hand, and the shy girl with blushing cheeks half leaning on his shoulder.

It made him feel a little closer.

It seems that no matter what happened in the past, Hayase Yuuka is now her own little memoir, sometimes strict, sometimes tsundere.

Just like lemon cake, it is sour but has a sweet aftertaste.

This made Lin Qiusheng feel a little complacent. He blurted out the words in his mind without thinking. Only then did he realize that he had said the wrong thing and quickly corrected himself:

"So after this, your father-in-law and mother-in-law...ah! Didn't your father and mother send you to the Millennium Institute of Technology?"

"...Yeah." Hayase Yuuka glanced at Lin Qiusheng with a hint of reproach, then a gentle smile appeared on her face, and she continued:

"At the time, I was still upset about leaving my parents to go to school. To this day, I still haven't said "sorry" to them."

Hayase Yuuka lowered her eyes slightly, letting the memories emerge in her mind as she continued to tell the story.

Speaking of which, when I first arrived in Kivotos, I was very curious about everything.

A new living environment, a very free learning atmosphere, and an unconstrained life, so that I can indulge in the digital world.

But when I opened the paper and pen to take the first test, reality hit me hard.

The name that should have been ranked first now appears in the fourth place in the ranking.

At that moment, I stood there in disbelief.

I accidentally heard from my classmates in the classroom that students who can come to this school basically have extraordinary talents.

Being able to solve problems is not uncommon here, because this city called Kivotos has never lacked geniuses.

At that time, I felt like I was betrayed by numbers, and the things I was proud of were easily shattered by others.

I subconsciously wanted to find my father and mother, to cry loudly and talk.

But when I reached out my hand, I found that there was no one around me.

The hand that was finally extended just dropped down helplessly.

Since then, I have been feeling dizzy and could barely attend classes, locking myself up in the dormitory all day.

Every day I wake up, fall asleep, fall asleep, and wake up again, and this process repeats several times.

When I fall asleep, those numbers that were once within my reach keep surrounding me like a nightmare.

When I dream about this, I will wake up with a start, and after confirming that it is not a dream, I will lie back in bed.

I didn't even have the strength to get up.

I guess I will continue to sleep like this without anyone knowing.

Until one day, there was a knock on the door in the dark and silent room with the curtains closed.

"Dong dong dong dong dong!"

"Um, is anyone there?"

"……Um?"

I slowly opened my eyes, parted my stuck lips, and made a hoarse sound.

He looked towards the dormitory door, thought for a moment, and then lay back on the pillow.

Teacher? No, there are no teachers in this school. Could it be that they are students from the student union?

Forget it, let it be. I guess if I ignore her for a while, she will leave on her own.

"Well... if you don't open the door, then this is the only way."

The girl outside the door chuckled and then walked towards the end of the corridor.

Go away! Go away! Leave me alone!

Hayase Yuuka couldn't help but curse in her heart, but soon when she heard the sound outside the door, the scene of that day appeared in her mind again.

Endless inferiority complex and guilt towards her father and mother, coupled with the uneasiness of being alone, made Hayase Yuuka burst into tears in an instant and cried again.

What should I do...someone come...save me...

"Buzz buzz buzz buzz!"

"Everyone, please move aside!"

Before Hayase Yuuka could react, a loud noise came from outside the door.

Under the sound, the sound like a silver bell that had just knocked on the door was heard, and sparks suddenly burst out from the originally closed door.

In no time, he cut the dormitory door made of metal plates into four pieces.

"Crackling!!!"

The metal book fell to the ground with a sharp sound, and the students passing by stopped and looked towards Hayase Yuka's dark room.

"It's really sharp... Everyone, please don't gather together. This isn't anything fun."

Under the girl's persuasion, the students from Millennium Institute of Technology who were surrounding them quickly dispersed.

The girl with white hair walked into the room with a smile, using the light from the corridor.

"you!……"

"Nice to meet you, Hayase Yuuka-san. It shouldn't be the first time we meet, we were in the same class in the first grade."

"My name is Noah, Salt."

"Anyway, come eat with me first. It's dinner time now."

As he said that, Noah helped me up from the bed, grabbed my arm and walked outside.

This action made me feel a little angry. I couldn't help but lose my temper and shouted in despair:

"What are you doing? You should just leave me alone!"

"Could it be that you are a member of the student union and are here to investigate my current situation?"

I swung my arms desperately, trying to rush back into the room, but I had only drunk a little water and biscuits for many days, so how could I be a match for Raw Salt Noah?

"Well... that's not the case. I'm not a student of the Student Union, nor a member of the Federal Student Union. I'm just a former classmate of yours."

"Anyway, let's go eat first!"

"Hey!? Wait!"

Before I could reply, Namiya Noah carried me out of the dormitory like a stuffed doll.

This was the first time I walked out of the dormitory in recent months. Although it was not my intention, I still looked up at the bright and shining starry sky, and there was still a sense of unreality in my heart.

Everything that has happened so far seems like a dream.

"Ding dong!"

"Welcome to Hyakuya Hall. Are there two of you? Then please follow me."

A lively girl wearing a floral lace apron and black twin ponytails walked in front with brisk steps.

Passing by the booths on both sides of the road, students who were having meals cast surprised looks at me.

I couldn't help but look down at the ground, muttering to myself.

Don't look at me! Just eat your meal!

As I reluctantly sat on the sofa and looked at the ceiling, my head felt dizzy again.

"Sorry for the wait! Yuuka, don't fall asleep again."

Just when I was about to fall asleep again, Raw Salt Noah walked over with heavy steps, seemed to be holding something and put it on the table.

"Clap."

"Ouch... my head..."

I bit my teeth in pain, feeling the dizziness in my head like waves, while Noah sat in front of me with a smile on his face.

"So, Yuuka, can you tell me what happened?"

"Huh? Why should I tell you? And why are you helping me?"

I slammed the table in front of me with my right hand. Although I used all my strength at this time, it looked like a light tap on the table to others.

"Well... there's no particular reason. As your classmate, I just don't want you to continue like this."

"what……"

I looked at Shengyan Noah's seemingly contemptuous smile and was about to explode again.

I saw her pick up the small cake that had just been placed on the table and stuff it directly into my mouth, while saying soothingly:

"Okay, eat something first. You probably haven't eaten for a long time."

"Woooooooo..."

I was about to say something, but due to the food in my mouth I could only stammer, because my parents had told me not to waste food.

He just moved his jaw slowly and chewed it bit by bit.

"I say! ..."

"How's it going? Are you feeling better?"