Was she that kind of person?
Even so...
The teacher really was quite a gentleman.
She reached out and lightly rapped her little sister on the head, warning her.
"Don't talk nonsense. It would be bad if you damaged the teacher's reputation."
As she spoke words that moved Russell, he thought, In this day and age, there are actually people who think I have a reputation?
"Ugh, is that so?"
Kotori Itsuka held her little head, inwardly relieved—for the time being, she did not need to worry about becoming Mio Takamiya.
"Mm, get ready to move out."
She picked up the completed map and, unusually, began directing her younger sister.
—Whether rescuing Spirits or completing homework, both were important matters.
The commander playfully smiled and addressed her sister as Grand Commander.
"Understood, Grand Commander!"
At the same time.
Egypt. Within a pyramid buried beneath wind and sand, one even the egyptians did not know existed.
The beautiful and alluring woman looked at the foundation she had already dug into a pit, her expression darkening slightly.
While Russell and Itsori were busy, Miss God had clearly not been idle either.
Russell's appearance made her deeply uneasy.
To bring that wizard under her control, she naturally had to investigate his past. Thus, she began in Egypt and did what Victoria did—tomb raiding.
She excavated every pyramid out in the open, yet found no answers.
Wondering whether he might have come from an even more ancient civilization, she then went to the cradle of an older civilization—the Mesopotamian region—and began frantically robbing tombs.
Yet even then, she found no trace of any wizard.
Other than digging up Grandpa Gilgamesh's tablet and reducing the man known throughout the land as the most ancient King of humanity into humanity's most ancient grandson, she gained nothing.