"Eh?" Airu blinked her large purple eyes. "That sounded so cool."
"Forget whether it sounded cool or not. Do you know what state you're in?"
Su Yang said.
"Ah... yeah."
Airu nodded. "It seems like I've separated from my body."
"And someone moved my body away."
"Now I'm just floating like this. It was so strange just now—even when the wind blew, I didn't get blown away."
It was clearly a life-threatening situation, yet she sounded thoroughly fascinated by it.
She really was a silly daughter of a rich family.
Su Yang rubbed his head. "First of all, I'm the Student Council President. I only deal with matters within my responsibilities, and I have no relationship with you, Chitanda."
"So, there are only two options I can offer you now."
"First, I'll take you to your body, and you can figure out how to return to it yourself."
"Second, you can act on your own, but everything that happens afterward will have nothing to do with me.
"I'll return your body to your parents. Whether you're declared vegetative or dead will have nothing to do with me."
"I've already done everything I can."
"Ah..."
Airu froze for a moment. "So President won't care about me anymore?"
"..."
Just now, she had been curiously treating this like a game, and now she was directly calling him President?!
"So, can you calmly explain things now?"
Su Yang said.
The reason he was willing to ask carefully now was partly because, as Student Council President, he had a responsibility to protect the students.
The other reason was that he couldn't determine why Chitanda had experienced this separation of soul and body.
It could have been Adolescent Syndrome, or she could have been one of the victims sacrificed because he had helped Hyakka.
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