Tokyo: Magical Girl Shatters My Dream of Going Public

Chapter 115 Operation Begins (5/5)

Inside the classroom.

Savior Light tore a two-handed sword-shaped ornament off his backpack.

The sword is about twenty centimeters long, but it is intricately carved and has a light golden metallic luster.

"This is my transformation device. If you don't believe me—I can transform right in front of you."

She had assumed that Hoshino Saki would treat her like a madwoman, just like many others had done before, and either laugh at her or pity her.

But to her surprise, Saki was stunned for a moment, and then her eyes suddenly flashed with a blazing light.

"Really?!"

She almost jumped up from her chair, clasped her hands together, and was very excited.

"Please let me witness this!"

Savior Light paused slightly.

The smile on his lips deepened slightly.

"Then—I'll show you."

She grasped the small sword, her fingertips lightly tracing its blade, but just as she was about to make a move...

"etc!"

Xun suddenly stood up and grabbed her wrist.

We all believe in you.

Xun's voice was very low, and her gaze quickly swept across the classroom window.

Students were still passing by in the corridor, and their laughter could be faintly heard.

"But please, please don't prove it here, at this time!"

The savior blinked.

It seemed that only then did they remember the association president's repeated admonition, "Do not reveal your identity in public."

She released her grip, and the small sword pendant fell back into her schoolbag. "That's right—let's talk about it later."

Xun breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that the other party really wouldn't do anything reckless.

She looked at the two of them and asked, "So—what are you planning to do next?"

Saki and Savior Hikari spoke almost simultaneously: "Of course we have to witness it!"

Savior Light: "Of course we need to solve that problem!"

The two exchanged a glance, and Saki's eyes lit up even more.

"You also want to deal with that No-Face man?"

"certainly."

The savior nodded, his expression unusually serious.

"If this is left unchecked, more students will suffer."

Saki rubbed her hands excitedly, but then remembered something and asked cautiously, "Um—can I stay and film some videos?"

"I promise I won't leak it! I'll just keep it for myself!"

After thinking about it, Salvation Light readily agreed.

"Can."

But the next second, she raised another finger, her expression serious.

"But I absolutely cannot post it online. Otherwise, if the president finds out, I'll be grounded again."

"Of course, if the video captures someone, I will obtain their consent before posting it online!"

Saki nodded repeatedly, as if she had received a sacred mission.

However, after the brief excitement, a sense of worry crept into his mind.

"But, can you really manage on your own? Should we—hire some other help?"

Upon hearing this, Savior Hikari puffed out her chest and patted it: "Don't worry, I'm a D-rank magical girl! And among D-ranks, I'm quite strong!"

After she finished speaking, she realized that the three of them probably had no concept of "D-level".

She explained to the three of them, "Actually—"

at the same time.

Outside the school, there is a quiet, secluded path that is rarely visited.

Inside the invisible tank.

Kurokawa sat in the driver's seat, and Yukimura sat in the passenger seat.

The conversation between the four people in the classroom could be clearly heard from the car stereo.

Every word reached their ears.

Xuecun clenched her fists as she overheard the four planning to break school rules and sneak into the school late at night.

As a teacher, she still felt a strange sense of guilt.

This violated all her professional standards.

But what unsettled her even more was that the content of those conversations was gradually confirming the absurd yet true "truths" that Kurokawa had previously mentioned.

She turned her head to look at Kurokawa beside her and questioned, "Is this your plan?"

"Let Kaoru and Chinatsu 'naturally' ask about the ghost story, and then let Hikaru, the Savior, volunteer to fight that monster?"

Kurokawa did not intend to accept the accusation of "scheming against students".

He explained, "I just had a spur-of-the-moment idea to secretly leak information about the target to her. Whether she stays to fight or not is entirely her own decision."

Snow Village remained silent.

She spent the entire afternoon with Kurokawa and knew that he was telling the truth.

From the beginning, his plan was simply to pass on intelligence.

But her furrowed brows remained furrowed.

Kurokawa then added, "Don't worry. Your student is a D-rank magical girl. Dealing with a D-rank vengeful spirit—she should be able to handle it."

D-rank magical girls can usually control the resonance of two to three crystal cores.

Challenging a C-rank vengeful spirit might be difficult, but dealing with a D-rank spirit of the same level...

In theory, even extremely dangerous enemies can be dealt with, unless it's a thief like Sky Flash whose talent only reaches the basic level.

However, Xuecun's expression did not relax at all; her brows furrowed even more tightly.

"I always felt that things weren't that simple."

Kurokawa glanced at her sideways.

He never underestimated Xuecun's intuition.

This woman made him suffer a great loss today.

He was silent for a few seconds, just about to say something.

hum.

My phone vibrated.

Kurokawa lowered his head.

It was a message from Chika.

The attachment contains a brief profile of [Kuroda Eiji].

This is what she just asked Hoshino Sakihiko for; it doesn't contain much, just basic information.

Kurokawa scanned the area quickly, not knowing much about the other party.

Knowing more about the prototype of this person, or the details of the ghost story, might allow us to predict the opponent's rules in advance, which would be of great help in subsequent battles.

Although he really didn't want to help the magical girl, he could temporarily cooperate with her to solve the problem of this vengeful spirit.

Thinking of this, he took out his dedicated contact phone and found Kanzaki's name.

Editor's Note: [Use your connections to help me investigate this person's case file from thirty years ago. The more detailed the better.]

He clicked send and received a reply almost immediately.

【receive. 】

Kurokawa put away his phone and said to Yukimura Hakuka beside him, "Your only concern right now is to figure out a way to get Hoshino Saki out of the school according to the plan. As for Chinatsu and Kaoru, I'll make sure they leave as soon as possible."

Hoshino is a very stubborn person, as Yukimura had already witnessed before.

She had been taken by one of her students to the wilderness to look for some kind of highway granny.

She knew very well that ordinary persuasion wouldn't be enough to get Hoshino to obediently go home.

This was originally an agreement between her and Kurokawa: to leave the battlefield to the magical girls, while she would protect the students and prevent them from taking any risks.

She nodded: "I understand."

Kurokawa nodded, said no more, and looked out the window again.

It's only three in the afternoon, and the sun is far from setting.

Shall we start tonight?

He whispered to himself.

I hope everything goes well.

But Xuecun's words, "Things aren't that simple," were like a fine thorn, stuck deep in my consciousness, causing a dull ache.

I just hope this woman's intuition will be wrong just this once...

Night was falling.

Nine o'clock at night, by the school's outer fence.

The four girls quietly approached the school's perimeter.

Savior Guang took the lead. She looked up at the nearly two-meter-high fence, took a half step back, bent her knees, and jumped.

Grabbing the top of the railing, using the strength of my waist and abdomen, I flipped over as lightly as a cat, landing silently.

The movements were clean and efficient.

Chinatsu followed closely behind, her body, honed through years of training, demonstrating excellent athletic ability.

She took two running steps, pushed off with her feet, flipped over, and landed with only a slight thud.

When it was Kaoru and Saki's turn, they exchanged a glance.

Xun took a deep breath and tried to climb. Her movements were a little clumsy, but she managed to flip over.

Saki, on the other hand, looked rather disheveled.

She tried several times to grab the railing, and finally, with Qianxia's help, she stumbled and climbed over the railing into the school.

The four people landed and stood still.

A sudden gust of cold wind swept by without warning, and Sakihiko shivered and hugged her arms.

"It's so cold—" she muttered softly.

Savior Light suddenly raised his hand, signaling for silence.

She tilted her head slightly, as if listening to something.

His gaze darkened, and the excessively bright light of his eyes solidified into a deep focus.

"you are right."

She spoke softly, her voice low but clear enough to reach everyone's ears.

"I think----"

She looked up at the dark windows of the teaching building.

"He's inside."

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