She was genuinely embarrassed.
Nor did she want to be any different from everyone else. She would rather be ordinary and normal, just like everyone else.
"Really, this is fate. It's so unfair. The Goddess of Luck always favors girls like this." Yuki spoke in an exaggerated tone. "Last month's psychological counseling cost me half my salary. It was so depressing."
Precisely because the judgment and interpretation of mental states had reached such an advanced level, people were practically laid bare for all to see, with no final veil of modesty left.
Of course.
No one wanted to be targeted either.
So they paid particular attention to managing their mental health. The slightest psychological issue would send them to a therapist. Yet consultations with such therapists were extremely expensive, becoming a burden on many people's lives.
"Anyone the Sibyl System deemed suitable for this job was an outstanding person."
"Don't say that. You're making me embarrassed."
Akane Tsunemori said shyly.
When the others heard that, especially Yuki, she tapped Akane Tsunemori on the head. "What's there to be embarrassed about? If it were me, I'd be bragging about it everywhere, making all those people who used to look down on me envy me."
"Exactly. You're already amazing. We didn't even get a C rating."
"Isn't Yuki good at her job too? And you handle it with ease. I think you're an outstanding person as well."
"Actually, I'm pretty lost too," Yuki said.
Although she was good at sports, it was ultimately a job that depended on youth. If she wanted to consider the future, she still needed to find stable work. A job like Akane Tsunemori's, in particular, was practically an iron rice bowl.
"Enough of that. We'll all be fine. We'll all have excellent futures. I believe we can