" Huh? I have no idea!"
Kisaragi Akira had absolutely no intention of admitting he'd done anything wrong.
Until the evidence was put in front of him—no, even if it was right there in front of him, he'd still deny everything with all his might.
"Captain-Commander, you can't make wild accusations without evidence!"
As soon as he said that, the room fell silent.
The teapot bubbled softly, making the silence even more awkward.
Perhaps Yamamoto hadn't expected Kisaragi Akira to react like that. He was momentarily caught off guard, and the air grew exceptionally quiet.
Before long, he recovered. Realizing that the usual intimidation tactics might not work on the kid in front of him, he spoke again, his authoritative voice filling the teahouse.
"Hmph. Evidence, you say?"
"Fortunately, this old man has collected some conclusive evidence!"
"Look it over carefully. Don't say I'm framing you. You did all these things, didn't you?"
As he finished speaking, a stack of papers was placed on the tea table.
The words were written in black and white, clear as day.
Kisaragi Akira picked up the papers and read through them carefully. He was curious to find out what laws he'd broken to warrant such a grand summons from the Captain-Commander.
But now that things had come to this, there was no need to panic.
If it were really serious, the ones who'd come to summon him wouldn't have been a few First Division officers. It would've been the Gilded Jacket.
In short, it wasn't a big deal!
However, as Kisaragi Akira began reading the evidence, he couldn't help raising an eyebrow.
"September 13: Exorcised a female classmate without authorization and charged her the exorbitant sum of 124 kan."
"September 27: Publicly sold amulets from Nikkotsu Shrine, raking in a large sum of