A crossover anime, where people are in Classroom of the Imaginary Era, and behind the scenes, the ki

Parasite: "Hmm."

After a two-second pause, this inquisitive creature posed another question:

"By the way, Ayanokouji. If I were to go out into the world with you, shouldn't I also have a name?"

"If I don't integrate into human social structures, I feel that my current appearance could easily frighten others, making it difficult to survive in secrecy."

Ayanokouji Kiyotaka: "..."

He was silent.

It seems that this is because the parasite is currently contained in capsule form and is not directly parasitizing Ayanokouji's arm.

This resulted in the parasite, which lacked a sense of security and knew nothing about the outside world, becoming unusually...active.

Like a curious child locked in a dark room.

Relying on the internal communication channel that only the two of them could hear, she chattered on and on in Ayanokouji's mind.

This unusual noise made Ayanokouji increasingly suspicious.

Did the black ball secretly switch out his parasite?

This doesn't seem like the setting for Parasyte!

However, Ayanokouji did not intend to reveal this doubt until he found conclusive evidence.

However, since the parasite communicates with him directly through his mind, he can't physically block it.

Finally, unable to bear it any longer, Ayanokouji could only coldly reply:

"I'll think of a name for you when I have time."

"Also, don't go out randomly once you're outside. Your appearance doesn't conform to human aesthetics, and it can indeed cause panic."

"Now, shut up. I have to start class."

Having received a response, the parasite obediently stopped speaking, but quickly resumed its spiel:

"We're talking in our minds, and no one can hear us outside, so it shouldn't affect your class... Besides, why is my appearance so frightening?"

"By the way, what name are you planning to give me? Like humans, will I have the same surname as you, 'Ayanokouji'?"

"..."

Kiyotaka Ayanokoji stared blankly at the blackboard, choosing to fight magic with silence.

Su Wei was sitting at the next table.

Turning his head to look at Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, who was unconsciously rubbing his temples with his fingers, he couldn't help but want to laugh.

Parasites do indeed have a strong learning ability.

Unfortunately, in the previous uninhabited island test site, the black ball system completely blocked network signals.

This resulted in a fundamental difference between the parasite in Ayanokouji's hands and "Kozue" in Amasawa Ichika's hands.

After obtaining the fusion card, Tianze Yixia prepared a large amount of offline data and negotiation records in advance.

Although there is no internet, "Xiao Zuo" has no shortage of learning materials when it comes to absorbing basic human common sense, so there is no need to bother anyone.

But the one Ayanokouji is holding...

Aside from initially practicing "Ripple" with Ayanokouji in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, all the information it received about this world was passively learned by following Ayanokouji's daily actions.

Naturally.

Parasites, at the very beginning of their existence, instinctively gather information to ensure their own survival.

In this situation where I can't move, I can only become a walking encyclopedia of 100,000 whys.

Moreover, it was the kind of thing that specifically targeted Ayanokoji and relentlessly exploited him...

"Sigh... I've finally met my match."

Su Wei leaned back in his chair and happily opened his textbook.

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Volume 1: Chapter 107 Kikyo Kushida's Little Thoughts

After class.

As the school bell rang, signaling the end of get out of class.

The freshmen who just enrolled yesterday, despite their reluctance and some even secretly wiping away tears, ultimately obeyed Hirata Yosuke's advice before class.

The boys silently walked over to Hirata, while the girls lined up to go to Karuizawa Megumi and registered their abilities and specialties one by one.

no way.

Psychological resistance versus behavioral compliance.

Under the immense pressure of life and death, there is indeed no conflict.