After dealing with those two Disobedient Gods, Duanmu Huai returned to his peaceful daily life. Of course, the one thing he had to complain about was that these so-called Disobedient Gods looked easy to kill—and in fact, they really were easy to kill—to the point that they barely gave him any experience.
Of course, most of the time, peaceful days were a good thing.
But sometimes, that wasn't necessarily the case.
"What harmony..."
Sitting in the office, Duanmu Huai suddenly said that. Hearing him speak, Taki couldn't help but freeze.
"Teacher Duanmu? Is there a problem?"
"A problem? There isn't any problem. I just feel that everything in the Wind Music Club is going too smoothly right now, so I can't get motivated."
"...?"
Hearing Duanmu Huai's complaint, Taki looked puzzled. In fact, just as Duanmu Huai had said, everything in the Wind Music Club was progressing very smoothly. When Duanmu Huai had first returned, the new students had been afraid that they wouldn't be able to perform properly because of him. But with the guidance of the older students, that problem had quickly been resolved. They had also successfully completed this year's marching performance. The selection process had been unusually peaceful as well. Perhaps because of their experience from last year, nobody had complained regardless of whom they chose to join A Group.
This made Duanmu Huai feel... so bored.
It had been more interesting when something happened like last year.
Of course, from an adviser's perspective, it was best if there were no problems in the club and everyone could smoothly see things through to the end. But Duanmu Huai didn't see it that way. In fact, he really disliked things progressing too smoothly. After all, in a game, if a quest went perfectly without any bumps or