"This is simply too strange!"
In the luxurious chairman's office, Stella slammed both hands onto the desk and loudly voiced her objection in front of Shinguji Kuroono.
"Putting a young man and woman in the same room? No matter how you look at it, that's not normal, is it!?"
Stella had been insisting on this point the entire time.
Yet Shinguji Kuroono remained completely unfazed.
"Indeed, I've never heard of any school allowing men and women to share a dormitory room. But, as the saying goes, extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. For the sake of Hagun Academy, this is a policy well worth advocating. Don't you agree?"
Shinguji Kuroono calmly stated her position.
And the chairman's words were not entirely without reason.
If the people around you possessed similar levels of strength, it would indeed be easier to develop a competitive spirit.
The problem was...
"Even if their strength is similar, that doesn't mean you have to put a man and a woman together, does it?" Stella protested. "From an ethical perspective, wouldn't it be more appropriate to put people of the same gender but similar strength in the same dormitory room, rather than putting a man and a woman together?"
This was an entirely reasonable argument.
Though extraordinary times called for extraordinary measures, it was not as if there were no other options. Hagun Academy had no shortage of Blade-Breakers with similar strength and identical ranks. In that case, taking one more factor into account and separating men and women would be common sense.
Only, Stella had apparently forgotten something.
"That would indeed be the case for other people, but you two are different."
Shinguji Kuroono reminded her of this.
"Let me ask you, Famillion. In this academy, how many people do you think you can find whose