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

But she had no way of knowing what exactly happened inside that was unspeakable.

However, judging from this scene, even a fool could tell that nothing good had happened.

Seeing the increasingly dangerous look in Sakayanagi Arisu's eyes, Su Wei shook his head.

"nothing."

He stepped aside and gestured for them to proceed.

"Let's talk inside. What's going on?"

"Although I don't have any good tea here, I still know how to treat guests."

Volume 1: Chapter 126 The Unexpected Blind Box

"I only have black tea here. If you want something else, I only have canned MAX coffee from the store."

As Su Wei spoke, he casually poured a large beverage from the refrigerator into a glass, then carried it back to the living room.

Honami Ichinose didn't pay attention to these details.

She shook her head and placed her hands obediently on her knees:

"It's alright, senior. We're here on important business!"

Compared to Ichinose's reserved demeanor, Sakayanagi Arisu appeared much more casual.

The girl took the still-cold black tea and gave Ichinose a meaningful glance.

She took a small sip and narrowed her eyes slightly:

"The taste... is surprisingly pretty good."

"What kind of tea is this? It even has a faint lemon scent?"

Su Wei then sat down on the sofa opposite them.

"Just a cheap drink that ordinary people often drink."

"Someone like you, a young lady from a wealthy family, probably wouldn't want to know."

Su Wei joked, "To be honest, I thought you would spit it out in disgust after just one bite."

Sakayanagi Arisu rolled her eyes in annoyance:

"Su Wei, just as I wouldn't automatically label you a greasy, useless otaku just because you're into anime."

"So please don't bring stereotypes from TV dramas into real life, okay?"

"Anime/manga...? Otaku?"

Honami Ichinose was completely confused. She turned her head and looked at Su Wei with some hesitation:

"But aside from being a little aloof, he doesn't seem to have any of the characteristics of a typical otaku, right? And I've never seen him talk about anime or games..."

Upon hearing this, Sakayanagi Arisu's eyelashes drooped slightly.

Her pale purple eyes were half-closed, as if she were lost in some distant memory.

"On the surface, that's certainly true..." the girl murmured softly, "but for some reason, in my heart, Su Weijun's image is like a brand that's been imprinted on the word 'anime' and I can't wash it off no matter what I do."

Su Wei's lips twitched slightly:

"It seems that you've badmouthed me behind my back quite a few times."

Although the truth is... during that period when he was letting loose.

To satisfy his perverse tastes, he really enjoyed watching Sakayanagi "clearly full of helplessness and even anger, yet unable to do anything about it, and could only be manipulated by him like a doll, dressed in all sorts of shameful cosplay outfits."

This is why he was repeatedly called a "dead anime pervert" by the furious Sakayanagi Arisu.

Although he thoughtfully erased the memory afterward.

Unexpectedly, the subconscious impact of this feeling was quite deep, indicating that she was indeed very ashamed at the time.

However, Su Wei naturally felt no guilt about his past "crimes".

Without batting an eye, he brazenly cried "Stop thief!"

"Isn't this a typical old-fashioned approach? First, you label someone, and then slowly find evidence to prove your prejudice."

"What a despicable tactic, young lady~"

Sakayanagi Arisu pursed her lips and thought for a moment.

Although I felt something was off, I couldn't quite put my finger on it.

She decided to suppress her doubts for the time being, gave a light snort, and said haughtily:

"My intuition is never wrong. It's just that you, Suwei, hid it too well."

"However... we are here on important business."

As she spoke, Sakayanagi Arisu slightly raised her chin and pointed to the all-purpose encyclopedia on the table.

"Come on. Before Ichinose-san asks you for a private discussion about the development direction of Devil Fruits..."