Cheng Yu and the others had finally officially enrolled.
That night, Cheng Yu sat in the student dormitory, pondering something.
Incidentally, Cheng Yu shared his dorm room with Bennett.
As for Dile, he was in another dormitory, and the second-year students were currently hunting him down. After all, their Spatial Pockets had been stolen, and although they had been returned afterward, everything inside was gone.
Dile had even said with a straight face,
"They were already like that when I got them. You must be remembering wrong."
More than once, Cheng Yu had counted himself lucky that Dile had taken the Spatial Pocket from him after they came out, and that he had kept nothing for himself.
After a while, Bennett looked at Cheng Yu and suddenly asked,
"Why did you come to this school?"
Cheng Yu smiled.
"Someone arranged it, so I came."
Bennett asked softly,
"What about you, though? Did you actually want to come?"
After a little thought, Cheng Yu answered,
"Well, I'm pretty happy right now. As for whether I wanted to come... I don't think that matters all that much."
Bennett seemed somewhat surprised by Cheng Yu's answer, so he continued,
"Then what about this world? What do you think of it?"
Cheng Yu raised an eyebrow slightly.
"The world? We're just little people. What happens to the world has nothing to do with me. After all, it keeps turning with or without any of us. To the world itself, none of us is all that important."
Bennett smiled.
"How pedestrian of you."
Cheng Yu smiled.
"I don't think that's pedestrian. It's simply the reality of things. History and the present have shown us time and again that the course of the future is decided by a single person. If you compare all of humanity