This time, instead of chatting in a café like before, the two of them met at a rather remote dojo. It seemed to be where Sayaka Jinbo practiced kendo—well, she might have been a Second Course Student, but she was still rich.
From that perspective, Sayaka Jinbo was also one of the beneficiaries of the injustice she wanted to overthrow.
After all, ordinary people could not just get themselves a dojo, could they?
"About what happened before..."
After inviting Fang Zheng to sit, Sayaka Jinbo spoke with nervous but solemn resolve.
"I've given it some thought, Kasugano. At first, I thought it would be enough to let the school know what we wanted. But now I understand that isn't enough. I want us to demand that the school improve our treatment..."
"What exactly do you mean?"
Fang Zheng stared at Sayaka Jinbo without the slightest change in expression. Under his gaze, she hesitated.
"Well... in any case, we want the school to abolish its current unfair treatment and treat us the same as those magic-related clubs."
"I told you before. That's impossible."
Fang Zheng tapped the table.
"This is the Magic Course. Magic is naturally the top priority. If you're dissatisfied with that, you can always transfer schools."
"But this isn't just a problem with the school, Kasugano."
At that point, Sayaka became agitated.
"It's the same in society. Magi receive higher compensation than other people. Isn't that unfair? They're treated as superior just because they possess magic power. Isn't that outrageous?"
"That applies to other fields too."
Fang Zheng yawned.
"Take idol stars, for example. Why do they get such enormous appearance fees? Aren't they just a little prettier and able to sing a few songs?"
"Th-that's different..."
"It's the same."
Fang Zheng cut Sayaka off.
"At the end