The Couple Who Have Never Won (Continued)

"Ereshkigal really didn't hold back at all."

The young man, who had developed the habit of hugging girls around the waist or resting his head on their chests while sleeping from living with Kama and the Aozaki sisters, and whose hands and feet had gotten a little unruly, sighed as the enraged Ereshkigal smashed him out of the room with her spear cage, leaving him to sleep in some abandoned, unwanted shack.

"She was already yours. Would it kill you to wait a few days before making a move?"

Though it could not offer much help in supernatural matters, the system had watched its previous two hosts pick up girls and had become a keyboard relationship expert. It now lectured its host in a tone of exasperated disappointment.

"I didn't do it on purpose." The guy Bronya had called a hopeless bastard shrugged.

"I may be a pervert, but I'm not so far gone that I get horny just from holding a girl. That was just a habitual movement."

"If your strength weren't so absurd, then with your attitude toward relationships, your future would only hold two possibilities: a cleaver or a good boat."

The system, feeling that its host's level of shamelessness had increased yet again, sighed.

"After all, I'm the dense protagonist type. Sensing a girl's feelings and all that is still far too difficult for me."

The young man who had labeled himself a dense protagonist blinked, then got out of bed and pushed open the door to inspect the situation in the Human Race settlement.

The first thing he saw was the Great Hero Faction, which was compiling data on the Human Race's recent living conditions in order to assign members accordingly. Georg and Leonardo, whose hairlines had been steadily receding from creating massive numbers of