"Stop the serialization."
Enma Ai spoke calmly as she stared at Rita.
"Hm? What did you say?"
"Stop serializing this manga."
Enma Ai spoke again. Though no expression changed, the warning in her voice was clear.
"?"
"Do you think that's possible? Besides... don't you want to know what happens next?"
Naturally, Rita was unwilling to agree to Enma Ai's request. This was her Main Mission—what would happen to it if she stopped the serialization?
So, sorry, Konomi!
"..."
Rita's words reached Enma Ai's ears, making her hesitate slightly. The later plot?
Did Rita know what would happen to her in the future?
The manga was currently serializing events Enma Ai had experienced before. Although a few minor details differed, everything else was more or less the same. It gave Enma Ai the feeling that... Rita had been secretly watching her every move.
Enma Ai did not know why Rita had drawn her experiences and made them public. Was it simply to make money? If Rita had the ability to spy on her without being discovered, there should have been plenty of ways to make money—ways far more convenient and safer than this.
"So you mean... you didn't draw this by secretly stalking and peeping on us, but because you can see our past and future?" Ichimokuren held the weekly magazine and stared at Rita in a tone of complete disbelief.
She could foresee their future? How was that possible? Even gods could not do that, could they?
"You don't actually think I've been secretly watching you, do you? Then all I can say is that you're overthinking it. I haven't been in Japan for long..."
Being mistaken for a peeping tom left Rita somewhat helpless.
"Even if you weren't watching us, what benefit do you gain by exposing us