Wow, I'm Actually a Psychic!

Even Nibuya Morika and Natsukawa Masuzu, who are both considered to be in the same category of chuunibyou (middle school syndrome), only had a few words to them.

Everything only became interesting when it was Takanashi Rikka's turn to introduce herself.

She showed no restraint, remaining as enthusiastic as ever, shouting loudly:

"I am Takanashi Rikka, the Wicked Eye of the Tyrant King User, from the Far East Magic Society!"

"I have no interest in ordinary humans. If any of you are aliens, Future Person, Otherworlder, or Ability User, then come with me!"

The girl's heart was even more sincere than before.

"Clap clap... clap..."

This wave of reissues was met not with silence, but with thunderous applause.

This time, no one took the lead; everyone acted spontaneously.

"Oh..."

Hasegawa smiled, and a faint smile appeared on the lips of many of the girls as well.

53

Chapter 53 Wow, I'm actually an Ability User!

A row of cherry blossom trees grows along a street near Shuchiin.

Every April, when the cherry blossoms bloom, they drift down gently in the spring breeze.

People walking under the trees blend with the petals, creating a breathtakingly poetic scene.

The pretty and adorable young girl, with her hands behind her back and carrying a black briefcase, couldn't help but smile excitedly as she imagined the painting she had created on a whim the night before.

"Sage!"

Suddenly, a familiar voice came from behind Ki Karen.

She turned her head and the first thing she saw was the elegant young man she called 'the Sage'. He was standing still, looking up at the petals falling from the tree, and reaching out to catch them in his palm.

This scene made her heart pound uncontrollably, and her face flushed.

Hasegawa Izumi, an enigmatic man, has been the biggest topic of conversation at Shuchiin since the school opened, and is even hailed as the 'King of Shuchiin'. Although his style is somewhat eccentric and unique, it must be said that this man is full of mystery and the unknown, making people want to explore him.

She was naturally very addicted to it.

"Hey, Rikka, do you know how fast cherry blossoms fall?"

The man suddenly spoke.

"Hmm? It seems like each petal is falling at a different speed."

The girl who caught up from behind stared at the many fallen petals.

"No, the cherry blossoms fall at a speed of 5 centimeters per second."

The man denied this claim.

"... Oh, I get it!"

The girl thought for a moment, then suddenly realized.

How romantic!

Ki Karen paused for a moment, then mentally performed her own interpretation.

Without trying to strike up a conversation or say hello, she smiled and turned to leave.

She knew that he was someone she could only look up to as an idol; an ordinary girl like her didn't need to exist.

However, despite this, she has ways to deal with these feelings on her own.

Unbeknownst to everyone, including her two best friends from the News Department, she was secretly drawing doujinshi (fan comics). The content of these comics was entirely her own fantasy, and it was quite a mix of things, extremely embarrassing and provocative, such as Hasegawa x Kaguya, Hasegawa x Sawamura-san, Hasegawa x Takanashi... and even herself would be included.

Hehehe...

When class ended, Ki Karen thought about what she had seen that morning, and a new idea popped into her head. She buried her head and started giggling to herself.

However, when school ended in the afternoon...

"We're doomed!"

Ki Karen sat in an empty seat in the News Department, holding her head in frustration.

She discovered something terrifying: her fantasy comic notebook, which she often used to jot down inspirations, was missing!

If someone finds that thing and then makes it public...

I can't even imagine what that scene would look like.

That self-disciplined Kaguya-sama will definitely make an example of someone to set an example for others and set things right!

Even the usually gentle and charming Miss Sawamura might suddenly erupt in fury.

If it's a takoyaki bird, it might say some difficult-to-understand things, but that shouldn't be a problem.

As for Hasegawa...

"Drawing Doujin manga and fantasizing about me? Young lady, do you even deserve that?"

That man probably spoke to me in a domineering tone, looking down on me.

Ki Karen imagined that scene.

"Looks like he's having a good time."

"No, no, no...!"

She quickly slapped her cheeks to snap herself out of her inexplicable delusions.

The most important thing now is to retrieve the delusional notebook.

Because the notebook is somewhat disguised, as long as it isn't opened, there's a chance to get away with it.

"Erika, Shizuku, I've lost something. Go out and look for it."

She greeted them and ran off amidst the girls' puzzled gazes, retracing her steps.

"Sun God, please protect my notebook so that no one else finds it... Huh!?"

As Ki Karen ran frantically, she suddenly caught sight of a figure standing at the top of the stairs, holding her own notebook in his hand.

'She opened it and looked!'

'I'm going to die!'

'No, that's not right either, I didn't write my name...'

She quickly calmed herself down, and her heart skipped a beat when she saw the other person's face up close.

"Ah~ Sawamura- Sawamura-san... What are you doing?"

Unexpectedly, she ran into one of the main characters. Her voice trembled, and she barely managed to maintain her composure.

[Do outsiders think Izumi and I are such a perfect match?]

Eriri, who was engrossed in reading and feeling quite pleased with herself, immediately composed herself, closed her notebook, took out her school version of herself, and said gently.

"Ji, I just found someone else's notebook."

"Is that so? So, what do you plan to do, Sawamura-san?"

Ki Karen's eyes flashed.

"Let's hand it over to the Student Council; after all, it belongs to someone else."

Eriri replied.

"That's not appropriate..."

Why is it inappropriate?

"No, I mean, the owner of this notebook might not want its contents to be made public, right?"

"That seems to be right, there are no names written on them... Hmm?"

Suddenly being stared at by Eriri, Ki Karen looked embarrassed and tried hard not to give herself away.

"Ji, you wouldn't happen to be the owner of this notebook, would you?"

"..."

At that moment, Ki Karen felt utterly ashamed and wanted to disappear into a hole.

"I'll give it back to you if you admit it."

Eriri suddenly looked sharp.

Yes, it's me.

"Did you paint those pictures inside too?"

"Um."

"The drawing is not bad, for an average person."

"Huh!?"

Upon hearing this praise, Ki Karen realized what was happening.

"Sawamura-san, aren't you angry?"

"Why would I be angry? This is art that belongs to the painter; it's just that everyone's pursuit is different."

"That's great! It's so good that you understand, Sawamura-san!"

Here you go.

Eriri generously handed over the notebook.

Ki Karen hugged him tightly, then said with a smile, "Sawamura-san. However, I have a small request: please don't tell anyone else about this, especially Shinomiya-san, or my life will be in danger."

"Of course, this is a very private matter... wait!"

Eriri's smile froze instantly.

Why can't I tell other people?

Could it be that...

Suddenly, she reached out and snatched the notebook back; Ki Karen couldn't keep up with her current hand speed.

"Ji, you certainly have a lot of wild fantasies."

When Eriri looked up again, her face had turned very gloomy.

She had only seen content related to herself and Izumi, so she assumed the other person was a devoted Sawamura supporter. However, she hadn't expected there to be so much offensive content there...

What's most infuriating is that the other party also indulges in wishful thinking.

The girl, already furious, immediately revealed her true nature.

"Sawamura -Sawamura-san, your expression..."

Ki Karen felt a sense of fear and took a small step back.

"Cough cough cough."

Eriri coughed twice, suppressing her anger.

After all, it's just wishful thinking on the part of a passerby, and it's unlikely to come true anyway, so there's no need to get so angry.

Thinking this through, she regained her composure and said, "Let's forget about what just happened and talk about the problem with your comic book notebook first."

"Oh."

Ki Karen had seen through Eriri's true nature and dared not act recklessly anymore.

"First of all, your comic is completely immersed in your own world without considering the feelings of the readers. As Doujin manga is also terrible. I suggest you properly delete the content featuring other people."

"Where is Sawamura-san- kun?"

"I'm a pretty generous person, so do as you please."

At this moment, Ki Karen was speechless with disbelief; her preconceived notions about him being kind and gentle had been completely shattered.

The subtext here is clearly that she should only publish works by Sawamura and Hasegawa, but that won't do!