I'm a Pokémon Master from School City (by mistake)

However, it seems that in the eyes of Kuroko and Haru, Chiyo appears to be more mature, and they also acknowledge Chiyo as their elder sister.

Mikoto looked at Chiyo's calm and composed demeanor, which showed no trace of pretense or hypocrisy. Talking to this long-haired girl felt just like talking to an old friend she had known for many years.

Add to that the stern look in his eyes just now.

Hmm, thinking about it, if you exclude Chiyo's cold demeanor, she really does seem like an older sister.

Mature, dignified, and reliable.

"Friends?" Mitsuko looked at Chiyo, then at Mikoto, and finally at Kaihara Mitsuki, who seemed to want to come over but also felt awkward. It was as if she had imagined something.

I always felt like someone wanted to go on a date, but then felt it wasn't right to use my sister as an excuse, so they approached me instead.

Thinking about it, her gaze fell on Chiyo and she scrutinized her, her face turning slightly red.

'Oh no, it's coming towards me.'

Chiyo immediately guessed what Mitsuko was imagining after the marriage. She felt a little helpless but couldn't say it directly. Instead, she turned to Kaihara Mitsutaka and said, "Kaihara-kun, are you coming along too? This is going to be a time for intimate conversations. If you don't mind, we wouldn't mind having another good friend. Besides, you must have come to the Academy Garden for something, right? Was it arranged by the chairman?"

Kaihara Mitsuki wasn't stupid; since things had come to this point, he felt embarrassed to linger any longer.

He could only chuckle sheepishly, scratch his head, and say, "Well, maybe next time."

As Mitsuki Kaihara walked away and gradually disappeared at the intersection, Chiyo immediately threw out her Pokémon.

This Pokémon looks like a chameleon.

The stealth dragon.

This Pokémon is practically invisible in the Pokémon world; very few trainers would choose it.

In the game's parlance, the data is mediocre.

There are no special advantages.

However, this only applies to Pokémon battles, but in Chiyo's eyes, Kecleon has a significant advantage.

"Follow that guy from before," Chiyo said to the stealth dragon. "Also, keep an eye on his surroundings and see if there are any suspicious people around him."

"Huh?" Mikoto asked, puzzled. "Is there something wrong with Kaihara Mitsuki?"

Based on her current understanding of Chiyo, anyone she sets her sights on has some minor issues.

Could this person who's been bothering me also be asking about fate?

"I don't know." Chiyo didn't say it directly, but she said vaguely, "I have a bad feeling. Let the cloaked dragon follow us and take a look."

Chiyo couldn't say for sure, but she could say that according to the plot, this person would be kidnapped and impersonated in the near future.

If you're just looking at the plot, there's no problem.

The problem is that when things move from the storyline into reality, some things become problematic.

For example, the word 'impersonate'.

It's not enough to just look alike or identical. To impersonate someone without being detected, you need to know that person's preferences, relationships, daily routine, and subtle habits.

These things require a considerable amount of time to observe and imitate.

Furthermore, Chiyo remembers that one of the reasons this magician was exonerated was that he developed feelings for Mikoto that he shouldn't have.

Chiyo is willing to believe in love at first sight.

But for a target to become a lover, it probably wouldn't be love at first sight, but rather a result of prolonged contact.

Although Mikoto is impulsive, she is not stupid, and sometimes she can surprisingly be quite observant.

The fact that she didn't even notice is enough to show how convincingly the fake Mitsutaka Kaihara was disguised.

Now, another paradox arises.

Arriving early does not align with the original work's portrayal of his goals and motivations, as Kamijou's power was not yet fully formed at that time.

If he comes in later, he simply won't have enough time to observe and imitate, and he won't be able to do it without leaving a trace.

So Chiyo is very curious about what exactly is going on.

Based on the timeline, it hasn't been long since the start of the A Certain Magical Index storyline.

There's also something Chiyo is curious about.

Although she could understand why this person was allowed in, privileges come in many forms. If this kind of privilege wasn't for showing off, then coming in alone was like wearing fine clothes in the dark. Besides, she had met the chairman before; he was a very rule-abiding person.

Secondly, in the setting, Kaihara Mitsuki is a well-educated man and can be considered a gentleman. His flaw is that he would use his abilities to cheat.

Based on all this, Chiyo felt that at this point in time, it was inappropriate for Kaihara Mitsuki to be here alone.

It's always a bit strange.

"Let's go." Chiyo didn't reveal her own thoughts; there were many things she couldn't say directly.

She simply glanced at Mitsuko after her marriage and said, "This new student, you want to go to school, right?"

"Huh?" After getting married, Mitsuko paused for a moment and asked, "You know?"

I am indeed a transfer student, but it shouldn't be obvious right away, right?

“There aren’t many students at Tokiwadai,” Chiyo explained. “I can’t say I know every single one of them, but I can say that I’ve met all the faculty and staff at Tokiwadai once and I remember what they look like, and I know which class and grade they are in.”

"So if someone looks unfamiliar to me, then they must be a new classmate."

"Huh?" Mikoto was very surprised. "You really can remember all of that?"

"Basic skills for a disciplinary committee member," Chiyo waved her hand and said, "and also some personal habits."

By quickly memorizing and understanding the surrounding environment, one can grasp the basic situation of the masses in a short period of time.

This is probably a skill I brought over from a previous life.

Chiyo simply remembered people's faces without learning about the basic circumstances of those around her.

Chapter Seventy-One Friends

how to say?

Even without a storyline, he wouldn't recognize all the students at Tokiwadai.

Chiyo could tell at a glance that Mitsuko was a transfer student after marriage.

Her distinctive feature was just too obvious.

Although Tokiwadai is a prestigious girls' school, every student here lives on campus and has to go to and from school on their own; there is no such thing as being picked up and dropped off by a private car.

Since the start of the semester, even a complete idiot could figure out the school, the dorm, and the surrounding area.

Like Mitsuko after her marriage, with a clear and bewildered expression.

real...

It's hard not to guess.

"Thank you." Chiyo was certain that Kaihara Mitsutaka wouldn't be returning. She turned to Kouko Mitsuko and asked, "Are you planning to go to the school first? The dormitory? Or are you planning to wander around the school grounds first?"

"Huh?" After getting married, Mitsuko was a little surprised. She seemed not to have expected this person, who was covering half her face with a fan and smiling, to say, "You're not..."

Wasn't he just using himself to drive away the people who were following his sister?

actually...

"It was indeed a matter of taking advantage of it." Chiyo didn't try to find any excuses for herself, but rather readily admitted it.

"Um..." After getting married, Mitsuko, somewhat at a loss for words, retorted, "You're really straightforward..."

“There’s nothing wrong with being honest,” Chiyo said with a nonchalant shrug. “Besides, I’m a transfer student too, so I think we can be friends.”

"Eh eh eh?!"

After the marriage, Mitsuko finally seemed to remember something and said, "You're the legendary transfer student?"

"This..." Chiyo scratched her head a little. "What do you mean by a legendary transfer student? Aren't you one too?"

"Oh, I'm sorry." After marriage, Mitsuko chuckled and apologized, "I heard that someone actually managed to transfer schools before me, so I did some research. I heard about this title, and I also heard that your ability is quite unique."

She suddenly remembered that the red and white balls that Chiyo had thrown and the strange creature she had released seemed familiar, as if she had seen them somewhere before.

"That's your ability, isn't it?"

Chiyo nodded.

"Is it your pet?" Mitsuko asked after getting married.

“To be precise, they are partners and protectors.” Chiyo shook her head and said, “They are not pets, and I have never treated them as pets.”

Warriors, subordinates, and companions—an important support.

In Chiyo's heart, Pokémon hold many places, but without a doubt, they are all very important.

"It's strange." After getting married, Mitsuko didn't quite understand, but she had just seen Chiyo ordering that strange creature to work, so it must be the kind of ability to control animals.

"Since it's your request," Mitsuko said with a hint of pride, even arrogance, after marriage, "My friends must be exceptionally outstanding. Being able to successfully transfer schools and possessing such unique abilities, you are also qualified to be my friend."

"Then I'll reluctantly acknowledge you."

Chiyo was speechless after hearing this. Even though she knew that Mitsuko's personality was like this after marriage, she still didn't realize the true meaning of her father's words.

It's really a bit annoying.

After the marriage, Mitsuko did not notice the change in Chiyo's expression, or rather, she did not notice it at all because Chiyo's expression was mostly flat and looked very indifferent.

After the marriage, Mitsuko glanced at Mikoto again and said in the same tone, "Since you are Chiyo's twin sister, I can also accept you as my friend."

"Hey..."

Mikoto was not happy with Mitsuko's arrogant and condescending attitude after their marriage.

Being reckless and indifferent to others' opinions doesn't mean being unable to read other people's expressions, nor does it mean being indifferent to everything.

Mitsuko's behavior after marriage is indeed very unpleasant, and Mikoto is also among those affected.

If it weren't for Chiyo, perhaps everything would have unfolded as the story did. Mikoto wouldn't have experienced Mitsuko's unique arrogance after marriage, and she would have naturally become friends with others because she insisted on helping them solve her problems.

At this time, she was not yet familiar with Mitsuko after marriage, and it could be said that Chiyo was the one who helped her out of the predicament.

Coupled with this attitude, Mikoto suddenly became a little unhappy.

However, after glancing at Chiyo, she figured that someone Chiyo could approve of probably wasn't a bad person, so she said frankly, "Misaka Mikoto, second year."

"Oh~" After the wedding, Mitsuko was even happier: "So you didn't say we were classmates? I'm also a second-year student."

"To be honest, there is indeed a place I'd like to go."

At the pet shop, after getting married, Mitsuko kept a golden python. Chiyo knew about this, but Mikoto didn't.

However, since it was Mitsuko's idea after marriage, and she really had nothing to do and liked pets, she took the initiative to go over.

The three of them chatted a bit along the way, mostly about school and pets.

Pets are not actually prohibited in the Tokiwadai dormitories, both inside and outside.

Because some students have abilities related to animals, but this requires prior application.

"Speaking of which," Mikoto said enviously, "I wish I could have a Pokémon too."

Actually, she had wanted to say this for a long time, but she was just too embarrassed to say it.

I'll take this opportunity to say it all at once.

"That's truly an amazing ability." Now that she was married, Mitsuko knew what Chiyo had just thrown out.

Pokémon truly lives up to its national status; even a pampered young lady like Mitsuko from Married Life knows a thing or two about it. Even if she doesn't recognize Kecleon, she can tell it's a Pokémon just by looking at its Poké Ball.

"Speaking of which," Mitsuko said after the wedding, "there are a lot of snake-like Pokémon."

“It seems you really like snakes,” Chiyo said.

She looked at Mikoto again and said, "If you want one, you'll have to tame one yourself. I'm not some wishing well turtle; I can't guarantee I can get one for you."

Even if she had this idea, the Pokémon she caught were all her own, and Chiyo had never given them away.

Moreover, these Pokémon are all in the dream world, and Chiyo really doesn't know if she can send them away.

After marriage, Mitsuko and Mikoto only talked about it.

Soon the group arrived at the pet store.

After marriage, Mitsuko genuinely came to pick out food for her pet, while Mikoto's desire was one of unfulfilled longing.