Not long after Kurumi and the others left, the woman in the suit quickly gathered the other creators for an emergency meeting to discuss their situation.
After all, before this, almost the whole world had believed that these strange beings who had appeared were products of created stories.
But Kurumi had made it clear that this was not the case... If that were confirmed, it would change the whole world's attitude and perception toward these beings who had crossed over!
"So, what are everyone's thoughts on this?"
The woman in the suit stared at the creators before her and asked with a serious expression.
"Miss Tokisaki Kurumi clearly denied that they are creations... What do you think of her claim?"
"Uh... Well, that possibility isn't entirely impossible."
One of the creators quickly scratched his head.
"After all, inspiration can be pretty inexplicable sometimes. A character or a story suddenly pops into your head, and to outsiders, it often looks like you've received some kind of signal. Don't people always talk about being on a different wavelength? I think Miss Kurumi's explanation could hold up. Maybe when we were thinking up stories, we happened to receive signals from another world and inadvertently wrote down their experiences."
"And besides, the evidence is right there. Black Cat clearly doesn't have what it takes to face BERSERKER head-on."
Another creator sighed, but others soon voiced different opinions.
"Could it have been a crossover? Don't mobile game crossovers add all kinds of abilities?"
"No, there wasn't any such crossover, was there?"
Quite a few creators actually preferred this theory. After all, if they were truly creators, the psychological pressure would be considerable. This was especially true for authors of hot-blooded battle manga. They had merely wanted to make money and have some fun, so they