Aikawa Kaze knew that, given Satoru Gojo's personality, once he made up his mind, results would follow quickly.
Sure enough, just three days later, Aikawa Kaze received an invitation to the principal's office. Principal Yaga even came to fetch him personally.
Aikawa Kaze immediately realized that things might have taken an unexpected turn. Principal Yaga had come to him first because he wanted to "discuss" a strategy on the way.
Clearly, in Principal Yaga's eyes, the clever and more "neutral" Aikawa Kaze was far more reliable than that idiot son Gojo, who always sided with outsiders.
"The results of their test... are a little difficult to judge."
Principal Yaga sighed and gave him a brief account.
"They had no trouble exorcising the grade 3 cursed spirit. During the test... they didn't rescue the assistant supervisor I had pretending to be a victim."
"As expected."
Aikawa Kaze nodded, looking slightly puzzled.
"Are you saying the problem is that the assistant supervisor's acting wasn't convincing enough, and they saw through it, so you can't judge?"
"No, the acting should have been fine. They really didn't save him."
Principal Yaga spoke with a strange expression.
"But they did save a young boy who wandered into a cursed spirit's attack range... What I mean is, another cursed spirit was chasing a young boy, and they rescued him."
Although there were plenty of pronouns involved, male and female pronouns sounded different in Japanese, so Aikawa Kaze understood what he meant.
It was a little surprising, but most people were indeed more forgiving toward children. Saving that young boy was a good thing.
"In that case, they're not too bad, are they? Teaching them the right values might be easier than we thought."
Aikawa Kaze had never believed he had to save everyone. His views were