Shinji followed her lead and sighed, "Alice? What a lovely, fairy-tale name."
In his previous life, Second Master had only played through the Chinese version of The Garden of Sinners at double speed once, so he hadn't recognized her.
On top of that, Azu had deliberately changed her appearance, misleading Second Master, who was used to identifying people by their features.
If he'd known the true identity of the girl standing before him, Shinji would never have been so calm.
"...To my dear Alice! All right, here you go."
After writing the words above his name, Shinji handed the poster back to her.
As Azu took it, Shinji even gave her a deliberate wink.
So he really is just like Aoko said—a womanizer who's always in heat.
Azu didn't know what expression to make.
She'd told Aoko earlier that she didn't mind if Shinji slept his way through the Clock Tower, but now that he was actually flirting with her, she felt strangely uncomfortable.
In truth, Shinji's thoughts weren't nearly as complicated as Azu imagined. He just thought Miss Alice held a high standing among this group of Magecraft fans, and wanted to find out which family she belonged to.
Unfortunately, before Shinji could talk to her any further, his fans behind Azu lost patience.
"Matou-senpai, I want an autograph too!"
"Senpai, I'm about to enroll at the Clock Tower this year! Which department do you think I should choose?"
"Master Matou, could I be your lover if I gave myself to you? I don't care about having a title. I just want your family's legendary genes!"
The young mages behind them surged forward. Some wanted autographs, some hoped to ask for advice about their studies, and others were offering money to have his children.
The scene quickly descended