In the end, the two teachers put their heads together and chose the destination that Shoko Ieiri, the school's prized treasure, wanted to visit—Wakkanai City, at the northernmost tip of Japan.
It was summer, and Wakkanai City's temperatures made it an ideal place to escape the heat.
This was a rare chance to take a break from missions. Jujutsu High was fairly humane in how it treated its students.
Everyone was to gather at the gates of Jujutsu High.
The first-years and second-years were a little bewildered when they met.
"Are you leaving today too?"
Suguru Geto sounded a little puzzled as he asked.
"You second-years are too? What a coincidence!"
Yu Haibara was brimming with energy.
Meanwhile, Miwa Chisei gazed up at the brilliantly sunny sky through her sunglasses. Cicadas sang without pause, and even the wind seemed to have grown boisterous.
Forget coincidence. We're going together.
Miwa Chisei sighed inwardly, then heard one last arrogant voice ring out.
"So what the hell kind of place is Wakkanai City?"
Well, there's the answer. Just as I thought.
Masamichi Yaga had school matters to handle, so all the students had been entrusted to Eikura Yohei. Heaven only knew how much pressure he was under.
The moment they arrived in Wakkanai City, they experienced the appeal of the "city of wind," where strong winds blew on many days.
The weather was considerably cooler than in Tokyo Metropolis, and the sea views here were different from those in Okinawa.
Jujutsu High had rented an entire guesthouse for the eight of them on their school trip. Naturally, this was no ordinary vacation; learning was still the goal.
They would lower Curtains over different streets and exorcise the cursed spirits inside, conducting a general sweep rather than hunting specific targets.
The pairs were decided