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The instant his gaze left the silence.

Su Wei's eyes showed confusion and bewilderment.

Although Qingming Festival was quickly restored.

However, this extremely crucial detail did not escape the attention of Horikita Manabu and Nagumo Masaru, who were observing from the sidelines.

"As you can see."

Kiyotaka Ayanokoji looked at the monster on the ground: "This monster can subtly modify human cognition. When the gaze is averted, it forcibly seals away the related memories."

Upon hearing this, Su Wei seemed to just realize what was happening.

He looked down with feigned surprise, his face showing a mixture of understanding and shock.

"Ayanokoji? You've become an intruder too..."

Ayanokoji Kiyotaka moved closer.

Looking at Ji Jing, whose mouth was stuffed with powder packets, whose body was bound hand and foot, and whose hands were bound with a pair of clearly girly leather boots...

Even the well-traveled and knowledgeable Ayanokoji Kiyotaka couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

But his expression remained calm:

"...I was lucky to run into the senior students right at the beginning, so I followed them."

"Is that so?" Su Wei remained noncommittal.

Horikita Manabu adjusted his glasses, his gaze lingering for a moment on Su Wei, who was standing silently beside him.

"Since you'll forget it if you look away."

"So, in order to pass this exam safely and retain the memories, we can only leave behind a monster prototype... as an anchor point?"

Noticing Horikita Manabu's attention to Su Wei, Nagumo Masako's lips curled slightly.

But he didn't care.

After all, with Ichinose as his source of information, he naturally knew about the situation of the first-year students and was also aware of Suwei's existence.

In comparison...

What interests him more now is Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, a "blank slate" who, despite starting from scratch, is able to see through the rules in a very short time.

Under Nagumo Masayuki's keenly interested gaze.

Ayanokoji Kiyotaka paused:

“Aside from leaving them alive... as long as we attack them when we encounter them, that should also work.”

"If it were possible to do that."

Volume 1: Chapter 53 Su Wei's Petty Actions

Seeing Nan Yunya's peach blossom eyes lingering on Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, even with a hint of stickiness, Su Wei felt inexplicably tense.

Of course, as a professionally trained mastermind, he did not show any unusual expression on his face.

After all, this was the result he orchestrated.

Nan Yunya is a free spirit who does whatever she wants without considering the consequences.

Even knowing that one of the girls he cheated on was rich and had a powerful background, he still dared to go swimming.

It gives the impression that they only lived in school for three years.

You'd think he had a system like Su Wei if you didn't know better.

As for why he wasn't afraid of being rejected after graduation, even though he knew he didn't have a system?

I guess... I'm just not afraid.

For this reason, his sudden "change of preference" did not immediately alert the other second-year students, who at most thought he was cherishing talent.

Ryuen Sho and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, who share similar ways of thinking, sensed an ominous meaning in this.

How should we evaluate Nagumo Masashi...?

One can only say that they have a sharp eye, accurately picking out several high-quality male students in the training camp.

Well, luckily I put myself in this old lady's minefield from the very beginning.

Just thinking about Nan Yunya's possible next offensive sent chills down his spine.

Su Wei silently made the sign of the cross for the victims in his heart:

"Brother-in-law, Ryuen, Ayanokouji, you all bear the heavy responsibility of the Demon-Sealing Tower. For the sake of the innocence of all men, you must hold firm!"

Just as the Soviet Union was gloating.

Looking down at the silent, thoughtful Horikita Manabu, he suddenly spoke:

"Although we used physical means to keep them in sight, as soon as we leave here to look for other targets and look away, our memory of them will begin to fade."

"Even if we can rationally know that 'something exists,' the lack of emotional cognition makes it difficult for us to recall your contributions after the battle."