I am Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes.

Users of superpowers are those with innate superpowers who do not rely on magic. Their abilities are mostly extremely rare skills that cannot be systematized, and they can cause impossible phenomena in science, technology and magic.

Jill simply smiled and did not give a direct answer.

After all, he can say he is, or he can say he isn't.

In terms of swordsmanship alone, he could be considered a user of overpowered abilities.

However, he still relies on magic to use most of his power.

So it's best to just stay silent on this matter.

However, how one interprets it is up to the individual.

After all, there are always some people who like to fill in the blanks with their own imagination, aren't there?

Nangong Nayue stared at Jill for a moment, then nodded. "It's fine if you don't want to talk about it."

"Hmph... So what about that student?" Jill picked up her tea, took a small sip, and asked.

Jill didn't have much aversion to teaching students, but she still felt it was better to teach according to individual students' aptitudes.

“You’ve met him too…” Nangong Nayue picked up her teacup, took a small sip, and put it back in its place. “The one you threw out last night.”

last night……

"Oh, the guy who shouts loudly when he tries to ambush someone? In that respect, he's a bit of a simpleton with all his might..." Jill narrowed her eyes. "Is there anything special about him?"

Jill had personally experienced the other party's physical abilities—but the boy didn't seem to harbor much hostility. If Jill hadn't dodged the punch he threw at her, she could have taken it head-on. Even a normal person would only have been knocked unconscious by that blow.

She's so kind-hearted...

"...Tch...No, he's just an ordinary student."

Nangong Nayue stared at Jill with her bright blue eyes, her expression clearly a warning.

“…Hey…okay, okay.” Jill grinned and shrugged. “I believe you.”

Weird.

Jill silently added those two words.

After all, who would believe that a normal student possesses the strength to knock out a normal person with a single punch—and Jill could easily sense the enormous magical power lurking within that boy, a power far exceeding her own—

But let's put this matter aside for now.

“Then tell me the student’s name.” Jill picked up her teacup, took a small sip, and a sly smile appeared on her face.

“…His name is—” Nangong Nayue sighed helplessly, and then said the boy’s name.

"Xiaogu City".

Chapter 268 Three Weeks

Intense sunlight poured down from the western sky, which was tinged with crimson.

"It's so hot... It's going to burn, it's going to burn, it's going to turn to ash..."

The room in the afternoon. The gray-haired boy lay listlessly on the table by the window.

He was wearing a high school uniform. He was just an ordinary high school student, nothing special. His fairly handsome face was tinged with resentment because of his lazy expression and sleepy, squinting eyes.

Today is August 15th, and the weather is incredibly sunny. The outside temperature has long exceeded human body temperature, and even as the sun sets, this scorching heat shows no sign of decreasing. The air conditioner, working at full capacity, seems unable to deliver any cool air to the boy inside the room.

"...Hurry up." The blond, bespectacled youth slammed a workbook down in front of the boy. "You haven't finished your homework yet, Kojo."

“Gil-sensei…it doesn’t have to be like this…” The boy, Akatsuki Kojou, looked at Gil with deep resentment in his eyes. “At least let me rest for a bit…”

Jill hesitated for a moment, then said, "A quarter of an hour."

Akira finally relaxed, picked up a cup, and began to gulp down his drink.

Jill sighed, "What kind of constitution do you have... It's like a zombie that hasn't left its grave for a hundred years, or a vampire who spends all year in a coffin."

"Teacher, vampires stopped using coffins many years ago, and zombies have long been extinct..." Akatsuki Kojo muttered under his breath.

“…Well, don’t worry about the details.” Jill shrugged. “Alright, let’s call it a day. You still have summer homework to do…”

"understood……"

"I'll come a little later tomorrow..."

“Teacher, it doesn’t matter if you’re early or late—your house is right next to mine, isn’t it?” Xiao Gucheng stared at Jill with dead fish eyes.

“…Well, that’s true.” Jill smiled nonchalantly. “That’s fine. Tutoring you and stuff—that’s probably all.”

Gil's crimson eyes gleamed with the look of someone eyeing an interesting toy, and Akatsuki Kojou trembled slightly.

When this person came to me on July 23rd, claiming to be my tutor, my first reaction was to throw a punch at him.

But this young man, who didn't look much older than him, grabbed his wrist and threw him over his shoulder...

Well, I got thrown twice in two meetings!

However, if Jill knew what he was thinking, she would not only give him another over-the-shoulder throw, but also add, "You were the one who started it the first two times!"

However, Kojou Akatsuki's body was quite resilient, and Gil's over-the-shoulder throw did not cause him much damage, which made Gil a little curious.

However, while warning herself not to investigate Akatsuki Kojou's identity, Nangong Nayue made herself act as a tutor...

Hmph, do you really think you're a pushover?

Gil's sharp eyes could see that there were more than a dozen different auras within Akatsuki's body, and none of these auras were weak.

In other words, if the boy in front of him could freely wield these different powers, then even if he were to face Akatsuki Kojou, he would have to put in some effort and might even suffer a slight loss.

No... if I could really use these things freely... then they would definitely be an opponent who is evenly matched with me.

Jill stood up. "Remember to finish your homework, or I won't be able to explain it to Nazuki-chan."

After saying that, Jill left a piece of paper behind, saying, "Remember about the make-up exam."

"……I see."

"Is Teacher Gil going back?" After coming out of the room, Akatsuki Kojou's younger sister, Akatsuki Nagisa, also saw Gil.

A girl with large, round eyes who leaves a deep impression and expressive features.

Long hair tied up with hair clips looks like short hair at first glance.

Although her face and figure still have a youthful feel, they are not much different from the average junior high school student.

Jill nodded slightly. "I'll come back to tutor your brother again tomorrow. That's all."

Jill left Xiao's house and took off her glasses.

"These glasses are really uncomfortable..." Jill rubbed her nose, "but they're also quite useful."

In the template shop, Jill mostly buys small items, which don't consume much World Coins.

These gadgets can be very useful at times, such as the glasses Jill has, which allow her to observe the flow of magic.

Although these gadgets don't last very long, they are very practical.

Jill pushed open the door next door. "I'm home."

“Hmm… welcome back, Gil.” Enkidu smiled and waved.

"Welcome back, brother—" A figure soared into the air. Jill didn't even look. Golden ripples flashed, and the Chains of Heaven (Enkidu) suddenly pulled the girl who was rushing towards Jill back.

Enkidu used the Chains of Heaven to pull Nero back and dragged her into the inner room. "Don't embarrass yourself, be good."

It's been almost a month since I came to this world. Gilles' Gate of Babylon has been unsealed, and Enkidu returned five days ago.

Of course, Nero, who was originally quite unconventional but for some reason lost his memories as a Heroic Spirit, was also completely subdued by Enkidu.

Previously, Gilles had to sidestep Nero's pounce, but now Enkidu can do it for him, easily pulling Nero back and dragging him onto the sofa—it's almost become a reflex.

What Gilles found troublesome was that Nero had lost his memories as a Heroic Spirit.

Nero is a fairly strong Heroic Spirit, but she occasionally suffers from headaches, which is similar to a certain sickly Heroic Spirit who is written as Saber but read as Assassin. Both are potential problems.

However, over the past three weeks, Nero has not shown any symptoms of headache—or perhaps Jill has not noticed.

It's also worth mentioning that Jill has made seven figures in US dollars in the past few weeks just from stock trading.

This is probably what making money while lying down looks like.

Jill went to the sofa and turned on the TV. "Phew...so comfortable. Air conditioning is truly the greatest invention of mankind."

"..." Enkidu looked helplessly at Gilles, who had a lazy expression. "Gilles, you're starting to have a rather leisurely style now."

"I don't know why, but I just don't want to be said that by you, my dear friend." Jill and the wise king in her mind both complained at the same time, but only Jill could hear the wise king's complaints.

“By the way, Jill, the TV said today that things have been a bit unsettled lately, with attacks in quite a few places—” Enkidu said, “You should be careful.”

Chapter 269 My favorite thing, Jill's thing, is saying "No" to you guys.

"Not peaceful?" Jill asked, having just picked up the wine dish and skillfully dodged Nero, who was trying to pounce on her like a curious kitten, before pouring some wine into it.

“Yes, many demons have been injured—just in case, stay a little vigilant lately, and keep your Class Cards in a card holder with you.” Enkidu nodded and said.

“There’s no need for that. Those people are only so-so. The Gate of Babylon is more than enough to deal with them.” Dodging Nero’s hand again as he tried to snatch the wine dish, Gilles downed the wine in one gulp.

The clear liquor was crisp and pure; the alcohol made it difficult for Jill to get drunk, but instead made him even more sober.

This time, Nero seemed to have her sights set on the gleaming golden wine jar in Jill's hand. She lunged at her target, but Jill released it, and the jar plummeted downwards, following Newton's laws, leaving Nero empty-handed.

Golden ripples appeared on the ground, engulfing the wine jar, and Jill threw the wine saucer into the golden ripples as well.

“That’s true, but it’s always best to be careful,” Enkidu advised.

“…Then I will heed your advice this time,” Gil sighed and said.

"Brother, I'm hungry!"

After failing to steal anything several times, Nero had to give up the idea and finally protested to Jill because he was hungry.

“Perfect timing… I’ll go cook.” After hearing Nero’s words, Jill glanced at the time on her phone, then stood up and walked towards the kitchen.

……

After dinner, Jill stayed in her room and didn't come out.

He lay on the bed and slowly let his mind sink down.