"It's not like supernatural powers are the only kind of power." Jiu Ming curled his lip. The students here generally believed that supernatural powers were the mainstream force. As for other powers like magic, they basically thought such things didn't exist. Hah! What age was this? And people still talked about magic?
Who were they trying to fool?
Yet once they actually saw magic, they realized they were the fools.
"That's true. You're an exception." Shokuhou Misaki nodded and smiled faintly. "You still haven't said what exactly she wants."
"Gungnir."
"...?" Shokuhou Misaki fell silent for a moment, then immediately thought of the weapon associated with those four words. "The spear Odin used?"
"Heh heh. What else did you think?" Jiu Ming gave a soft snort.
"Lately, I've suddenly realized there are far too many things I can't believe. Things from stories can really exist?" Shokuhou Misaki gently exhaled a faint breath that smelled of fruit juice.
"Why couldn't they? Plenty of stories weren't made up out of thin air." Jiu Ming shrugged. "I don't know whether this world has one, but I really do have such a spear in my hands..."
And a door-sized greatsword even stronger than a divine spear...
"Not something from this world? That's fine. As long as its rank is high enough, it'll work." Jiu Ming's gaze flicked toward the one-eyed girl who had suddenly appeared by the window. He had just revealed a troubled expression, wondering how she had found him so quickly, when she spoke at precisely the right moment. "Leave it to me. Otherwise, next time it won't be a verbal exchange."
"She wants to have a physical exchange with you."
"Don't you think it's pretty ruined when a young girl says something that filthy?" Jiu Ming bared the corner of his