"They're more suited to it."
"Especially that kid, Zhuge Yun."
"I'll leave the work to them."
"Just thinking about sitting at a desk for ages, typing away and writing all that stuff..."
"I can't do it."
Zhang Bo shook his head.
"Just thinking about it gives me a headache."
"Forget it."
"No."
"Don't you know people can scare each other to death?!"
"It's just that other people suspect aliens exist, while I suspect monsters exist."
Zhuge Yun looked innocent.
"Are you saying I just said the word 'monster'?"
"Is that girl over there...?"
"You weren't trying to scare them."
"Why are they so easily spooked?"
"Either way, it's pretty much the same."
"I'm pretty much like those people."
But the girl soon shook her head and continued on.
She didn't take a taxi.
"When you put it that way..."
"Haha, that's true."
"Ah, how should I put it?"
"Which one?"
A voice came from behind them.
Then came a laugh.
"People like that enjoy stories about strange happenings and the like."
The girl at the center of the conversation either hadn't heard the others talking about her or simply didn't care...
"Don't exaggerate it, either."
"When you put it that way, my impression of him has improved a lot."
"And..."
With that, the guy stormed off.
"Huh?"
It wasn't as if there was nobody like that.
"Isn't that just like devout religious believers?"
"Why can't I be here?"
"...Still, it's better than being around a religious person and listening to them preach to you."
It was best to avoid trouble when possible.
"It's like listening to a story."
"Mm... If it were me, I'd probably do what that girl did and leave as quickly as possible."
"I really do believe monsters exist..."
The girl looked up at the