Hearing Seiya's provocative words, Panshilgon—who had always considered herself a Big Sister and refused to lose her entire life—naturally had no intention of backing down so easily.
"Sure. Then I'll wait for you to make me the heroine. Besides, Big Sister here is currently buried under a mountain of debt.
If I remember correctly, you're a top student who got into the University of Tokyo, right? And because of what happened in the UW world, you're now a highly sought-after social elite in the eyes of the authorities.
I was already planning to sell my ass to pay off my debts anyway. Rather than letting some stranger have the benefit, I might as well let an acquaintance like you have it. You happen to be my type, too."
Hearing Panshilgon's thoroughly teasing voice through the phone, Seiya could not help but freeze for a moment.
Seiya naturally knew that everything Panshilgon had just said was complete nonsense, but he was just as unwilling to lose as she was. How could he possibly retreat so easily now?
Honestly, although Panshilgon always acted like some worldly Big Sister, she could only show off in front of inexperienced boys like Katsuo and Sun Yue.
That was right. In terms of appearance, Seiya might look about the same age as Sun Yue and Katsuo, but his mental age—and that was without counting the other versions of Seiya from other worlds—meant that his life experience far surpassed that Big Sister who merely pretended to know everything.
What a joke. Wenren Seiya was a true Holy Knight who had ridden a Saintess and used the Dark Queen as a Charge bank. What was a mere theory-focused Panshilgon compared to him?
Seiya was even considering when he should find the time to give Panshilgon a charge, so