Hearing that the room on the second floor, where the exquisite gift box and white tailcoat were kept, had indeed been robbed, he actually calmed down.
Although he didn't know who stole it, that gift wasn't something easily taken.
"A gift from an Evil God, specifically named for me. What a bold thief."
Toya sighed inwardly, then felt a pinch of pain.
It didn't matter if the Evil God's gift was stolen, but they should have left the Box of Sealing that contained the gift box and tailcoat!
Although the Box of Sealing had obvious flaws, it was effective and practical, and most importantly, expensive.
It cost a full 20,000 Source Points.
The price of the Box of Sealing increased with size. The most expensive version could even contain an Evil God.
"But..." Utaha felt like Toya was hiding something, that things weren't as simple as they appeared.
She quickly understood something and didn't probe further.
If Toya said it was fine, then it must be fine.
"Kawashima, who is this little girl?" Utaha teased Sora, who was holding Toya's hand, and asked curiously, "Is she your sister?"
"You could say that." Toya explained the situation to Utaha.
Utaha looked at Toya with an increasingly strange gaze, as if looking at a kidnapper.
"Kawashima, do you know kidnappers go to jail?"
"Especially for kidnapping a little girl."
Toya smiled confidently. "Don't worry, no prison can hold me."
With his current strength, he could unceremoniously say that given a minute, demolishing a building wouldn't be a problem.
Utaha mocked, "Keep being arrogant. If you get caught, you'll regret it."
"Big Brother, will you really?" Sora grabbed Toya's hand and asked pitifully.
"No." Toya said gently, "I'll handle these things."
The issue of Sora's identity was too simple.
There's a saying: In this world, money talks.
Without money, you can't do anything.
He could buy an identity for Sora directly from the system, or he could simply use the power of money.
Proof of kinship could appear at any time.
To save trouble, Toya spent a bit of Source Points to exchange for an identity.
Kasugano Sora was still Kasugano Sora; her general identity remained the same.
The only difference was in the "Relations" column.
She now had a guardian: Kawashima Toya.
By nightfall, the empty room on the first floor of the agency was barely habitable.
Toya sighed helplessly. "Looks like we're moving in for real."
He had intended to use this place only for work, but unable to withstand the terrified Utaha's persistence, he had to choose to move in.
Although there was no furniture, as long as the money was enough, anything could be delivered within an hour.
"Living here, at least I don't have to worry about evil spirits popping out of the walls."
Utaha looked through the main door at the completely different world outside, filled with wandering evil spirits, and sighed with emotion.
"Sister Utaha, are you afraid of evil spirits?"
Sora, wearing a white dress like a princess, asked innocently.
Utaha feigned composure. "Why would I be afraid of ghosts!"
She had heard from Toya about Sora's tragic experience of not fearing evil spirits.
Although her recent experiences were unfortunate, fortunately, Toya had appeared.
He had helped Sora by sending her parents and brother, who had turned into evil spirits, to the afterlife.
The passing of Sora's parents and brother was sympathetic.
Looking at it positively, it was a blessing in disguise.
At least it made Sora unafraid of the vicious and ugly evil spirits wandering the world.
Toya walked over, a hint of disdain flashing in his eyes. "Even Sora isn't afraid of evil spirits. Utaha, you need to work hard to adapt."
Currently, evil spirits were everywhere in the human world.
It was unknown how long it would take to banish them all from this world.
Those who could see evil spirits had to adapt as soon as possible.
If they couldn't adapt to the changes in the world, they couldn't stay under the protection of the agency forever.
"I know." Utaha took a deep breath and walked toward a less dangerous evil spirit.
Sora waved her hand sweetly. "Sister Utaha, do your best!"
Toya watched Utaha calmly, guarding against any accidents.
Perhaps due to the pressure brought by Sora, Utaha's performance this time was exceptionally good.