The University of Tokyo.
Near the end of classes, Uchiha Naruto idly twirled a pen in his right hand. He happened to notice his deskmate, Jumonji Hayato, gritting his teeth, his eyes blazing as his fingers flew across his iPhone so fast they almost struck sparks.
"You're saying Jeanne is stronger than Director Uchiha because she can fly? What's so great about flying? Black Angel Toru Yamashita can fly too, but even he has to steer well clear of Director Uchiha."
Uchiha Naruto glanced over, saw that familiar, crude webpage, and immediately understood.
"It's July. The MU Forum has updated its Superhuman combat rankings again."
Seeing this, Uchiha Naruto took out his own phone and navigated with practiced ease to a certain supernatural forum.
After the advent of the supernatural era, Japan had launched an official forum to educate the public about supernatural figures and basic mystical knowledge. But distrust of the Government of Japan meant that unofficial supernatural forums still sprang up like mushrooms after rain.
After several years of competition, Japan's famous occult magazine MU had drawn on the readership it had built through years of work in the supernatural field. It had also pulled strings to invite firsthand witnesses to supernatural incidents, such as Amami Katori and Hirota Tulio, to register on its forum, catapulting it into the position of Japan's most visited and most "authoritative" supernatural forum.
According to the MU Forum's own boasts, it had no fewer than ten million daily active users at home and abroad.
How inflated that figure actually was remained unknown. It probably only received that much traffic when supernatural incidents occurred or when the Superhuman combat rankings were revised at the beginning of each month.
Lord Guan versus Qin Qiong, King Arthur versus Sasaki Kojiro-people around the world had always