After all, that was simply Eri Kisaki's personality.
If she had not been so fiercely competitive, she would never have become the undefeated queen of the legal world.
Especially when facing her best friend Yukiko Kudo, Eri Kisaki was even more determined to outdo her.
After all, one was a queen and the other a princess, so their rivalry was naturally intense.
The next day, before dawn had even broken, Chen was woken up by Eri Kisaki, leaving him feeling rather frustrated.
"Don't tell me you're making me teach you this early in the morning?" Chen asked Eri Kisaki.
"You guessed right. Yes, I called you here to teach me, and you're not allowed to slack off." Eri Kisaki stared intently at Chen.
"Fine."
Chen stretched lazily and headed outside. Eri Kisaki followed close behind him, as though afraid he might run away.
"Eri, stop watching me like I'm some thief. I'm not going to run."
Chen spoke to Eri Kisaki with some annoyance. He was not going anywhere, so why was she watching him so warily?
"That's not certain. What if you really do run away? How am I supposed to find you then?"
Eri Kisaki gave a soft snort and spoke to Chen. What if Chen really did disappear? She had to keep a close eye on him.
"Fine, if you insist, there's nothing I can do."
Chen helplessly spread his hands and went into the courtyard with Eri Kisaki following close behind. Then, Chen began teaching Eri Kisaki the most basic knowledge.
Although this knowledge conflicted with the things Eri Kisaki had learned before, she still earnestly cast aside the science she had previously studied.
After all, Chen's so-called ninjutsu was not science.
Even so, Eri Kisaki learned very slowly, mainly because it clashed with her existing