"Hand over everything you've got, nicely now!!!"
"Yeah! Exactly!"
"...What should I do about this?"
Surrounded by ten delinquents, Seol-guk thought he was in serious trouble.
With a Halo, even getting shot would only feel like a sting, but he lacked that crucial Halo.
What this meant was that in Kivotos, Seol-guk was just like a sunfish. Get hit the wrong way, and his bones would genuinely shatter.
In fact, when he was hit on the back by Yuuka for recklessly spending money without saving, it had left a deep bruise.
"....What now..."
He was just a sunfish of a human, capable only of giving orders. The student beside him wasn't even a character in the game, so he had no idea how strong he was.
He had said he was from Abydos... but Sensei still wasn't sure if that was true.
If he really was from Abydos, then he was definitely the Irregular he'd been searching for.
"Excuse me, delinquents. Were you just attacking that school over there? Or were you planning to attack it?"
"Hah? What idiot would tell you just because you asked?"
"Yeah! How about it, scared now?!"
"....."
'...Wow... she actually told him.'
[Indeed.] Arona chimed in.
"Is that so. Then...it would be better to deal with you all here."
The student drew a pistol from his holster.
"Pahahaha! Hahahahahaha!!!!!"
Seeing the student's actions, the delinquents burst into laughter, sneering at the student.
"Stupid kid! How can you possibly beat this many by yourself? Maybe you're just bad at math?"
Ting.
"Huh?"
BOOOOM!!!
"One down."
A delinquent who had been mocking the student was sent flying by a rolling grenade.
"Wh-what.... Keurut...!!"
"Two down."
The student shot his pistol at the startled delinquents. Another one went down.
"S-shoot!! Fire!!"
With two of them taken down in an instant, the remaining delinquents regained their senses and fired their machine guns at the student.
"Sensei, this way."
"Huh? O-okay."
Even as hundreds of bullets flew towards them, the student calmly pulled Sensei along, taking cover behind a building.
"Surround them again like before!!!"
Perhaps there was a smarter student among them. The delinquents began to slowly encircle them once more.
"What are you going to do now?!"
"Don't worry. I've already finished the preparations."
"But why the polite speech...?"
You weren't talking like that just a moment ago, were you?
"Because you're an adult. Of course I'll use polite speech."
"...Right..."
Sensei felt that asking anything further here wouldn't be good, so he said nothing more to the student.
"But what kind of preparations?"
"It's simple. I hid some things in the sand earlier."
"....Hid them?"
"You'd be mistaken to think the grenade I just threw was the only one."
"....And all of that came out of that bag?"
Seol-guk was starting to wonder if it wasn't Doraemon's 4D pocket.
"Heh heh... Sensei. What is an explosion?"
"Uhh... don't tell me..."
Is that...like that?
"Yes, that's right. Explosions are..."
Art.
BOOOOOOM!!!!!!
A massive explosion rang in his ears. Sensei flinched sharply, his body trembling.
"With that, ten down. Mission complete."
"..."
...He's a scary one...
Seeing the student grin broadly, Seol-guk vowed he wouldn't mess with him.
***
"Okay, we've arrived~ This is Abydos High School~"
Having dealt with the delinquents, Yami and Sensei, who had witnessed it firsthand, arrived at their destination, Abydos High School.
"Thank you."
"Don't mention it. Well, shall we go inside?"
"Found you."
"!!!"
At the sound of a familiar voice and a hand placed on his shoulder, Yami trembled in fear as if meeting a natural predator.
He tried to move, wanting to escape in a hurry, but he couldn't budge.
It was because of the hand gripping his shoulder.
Was the Ppajik! sound he heard just his imagination?
"Long time no see."
As the hand gripping his pulled, the person holding him came into view.
What he saw were fluffy grey wolf ears and grey hair swaying gently. And unique eyes, mismatched in a heterochromia.
"....H-hello.... Shiroko-senpai."
Her name was Sunaookami Shiroko.
My other senpai. And...
"So. Why did you ignore my calls?"
...the person who was responsible for me enrolling here in the first place.