Unfortunately, Ayanokouji was a man without emotions.
Even now, Tsukishiro still carried the trauma of being defeated by him.
Still, he was the one who had invited Ayanokouji out, so it would be rude to say nothing. "It makes for a decent farewell song," Tsukishiro said.
Only the two of them were in the theater now.
He had personally gone to Ayanokouji's room and invited him over.
The moment Ayanokouji arrived at the theater, he seemed to be in a good mood and began playing.
Hearing Tsukishiro's voice, Ayanokouji looked over.
"Do you think this is a farewell song?" Ayanokouji asked.
During this Uninhabited Island exam, Sumakiden had broken the rules, and Tsukishiro had been implicated as well.
So both of them would be leaving this school.
For Ayanokouji, that meant there would be far fewer people trying to expel him.
That was a good thing.
"But I think this is a song of choice," Ayanokouji said.
He seemed to be implying something.
"Heh heh..."
Tsukishiro chuckled. He already understood what Ayanokouji meant.
He was telling him to choose whether to follow him or his father.
Still, Tsukishiro smiled. "You really are interesting. I'm your father's subordinate."
"But people pursue profit," Ayanokouji said. "He has been going downhill for a long time, so Mr. Tsukishiro, you understand which choice to make, don't you?"
"Right now, he can't expel me. But when I graduate, he'll definitely be waiting for me outside the school gates."
"And perhaps I'll become his pawn and head toward that position."
"Then, Mr. Tsukishiro, will you still be able to listen to me play like this?"
"..." Tsukishiro fell silent.
Damn.
So this was him laying his cards on the table. If he didn't choose Ayanokouji here, then once Ayanokouji rose to power, he would mobilize every