Akuyaku Reijo no Otouto

I just can't tell you why either. [M]

The teacher came in while the classroom was in a shithole. The classroom sincerely quiets down to the appearance of the teacher.

The teacher opened his mouth as he quietly looked over at the student.

"Er... as we all know, about Near Violet yesterday, but she hasn't woken up yet as of now. All of a sudden, I think everyone is surprised, but honestly, the teachers are surprised, too. I've never seen anything like this happen since I was founded. Just leave it to the teachers so everyone doesn't worry because Dr. Root is supposed to go to see them again today. Besides, the test is stopped along the way, so if you haven't finished yet because we're going to continue soon, do so. Now, let's start the class of the day, open the textbook...

and classes go pale.

During my class, I desperately tried to remember if this event was in the story, but I still couldn't remember and ended up not knowing what I was not playing.

After school -.

I visit the staff room and keep the prints for the heroine.

"(Now I have an excuse to visit the house. )

As I grabbed the print and hurried to the lift, I said, "Master Troo! be called to a halt."

It's Ceylon.

"Ceylon, what's wrong?

Ceylon, running and approaching, asks with an impatient look as he shorts his breath.

"... ha... today... ha... are you home yet?

I tilted my neck, and I said, "... it's unusual that Ceylon's in a hurry, isn't it? I'm about to take my prints to Lady Violet's today. answered."

Then he said, "No!" and absurd his voice.

"What... why?

"... ugh! A little here... Please come to Koch!

That's what I said. He brought me to a less popular place.

"What the hell is going on, Ceylon?

I've never seen him so disturbed.

"... Dear Near Violet was knocked down yesterday during the test, right?

"Yeah...

"He said the reason for this was due to a shadow he had never attacked before attacking only Master Violet...

"Yeah, right?

"... Actually, they say that's what Lady Violet herself did with the wax.

"What does that mean?"