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

There, as the soil turned over, one after another, hideous, rotting monsters, resembling zombies, emerged from the ground, dragging their broken bodies toward the hut!

"What's going on? Has the monster forcibly locked our view?"

Amakura Asako was startled and instinctively reached out to touch it, hoping to switch the screen back to Yotsuya Miko and the others.

However, her fingertips had not yet touched the mirror.

A slightly cold voice suddenly rang out from behind her.

"NetWarehouse, what are you doing?"

Net Warehouse Mako withdrew her hand as if she had been electrocuted.

She turned her head at the sound and looked at Su Wei, who had walked up to her, and Hayasaka Ai, Karuizawa Megumi, and Shiina Hiyori following behind him.

For some reason, facing Su Wei's deep eyes, Wang Cang Ma Zi felt a little embarrassed.

She lowered her head slightly and began to explain:

“Suwei, a Mirror Beast attacked me just now, but by chance... I used my card pack to block it and captured it, so I have achieved my goal this time.”

"Perfect timing! The screen showing Yotsuya and the others' situation suddenly malfunctioned, so I thought I'd give it a try..."

As she spoke, Wang Cang Ma Zi secretly glanced up to observe Su Wei's reaction.

When she realized that Su Wei's expression had not softened at all because of her explanation, and that he still looked stern and somewhat reproachful, she panicked.

Asako Amakura, who has always been a friendly older sister to Honami Ichinose in class, felt a sense of bewilderment, as if she had been caught doing something wrong by her parents.

Su Wei looked at her and sighed softly:

“I know you’re worried about their safety, NetWarehouse.”

"But if you can't even protect yourself, then anything you do is just empty talk and lacks persuasiveness."

Su Wei's tone became more forceful:

"Do you really think that a starting item worth 30 S points can make you that strong without any practice or adjustment period?"

Netkura Mako clenched her fists and remained silent for a moment.

Then, she nodded earnestly, her tone sincere:

"I'm sorry... I made you worry."

I'll definitely be more careful next time!

Seeing her raise three fingers, as if swearing an oath and looking sincere, Su Wei's stern expression softened slightly. He waved his hand, letting the matter drop.

Karuizawa Megumi and Shiina Hiyori, who had been quietly following behind, witnessed this scene, and their expressions became somewhat strange.

It's normal for Su Wei to say things that prioritize safety; he's always been that kind of person—cold on the outside, warm on the inside...

But what's with this reaction from NetWarehouse?

That tone, tinged with a hint of grievance yet eager to prove her obedience... it somehow sounds a bit like a flirtatious, ambiguous attempt to be affectionate!

Please forgive the two girls for their sensitive nerves at this moment.

It's because they care about Su Wei so much that they inevitably seem to be judging others by their own standards.

After all, they are experienced people with firsthand knowledge!

In their eyes, once the feeling called "like" takes root in their hearts, it is as ubiquitous as air.

Every word and action is an ambiguous test, every glance is an ambiguous pull, even a reprimand that hasn't truly gotten closer but only carries a hint of reproach...

'Wangcang...could it be that she also...?'

Karuizawa Megumi bit her lower lip, her peripheral vision meeting Shiina Hiyori's in mid-air.

However, the two girls were also aware of the urgency of the current situation.

This kind of unfounded speculation can only be suppressed in their hearts by unanimous agreement.

So, the two women turned their gazes to the glass wall that Amakura Mako had tried to touch earlier.

It does match the iron-clad soldiers and emerald-green armor colors that the Soviets chose for them in their historical records, with their heads covered in a vibrant green...

That's right, Suwei had actually already found the corresponding contracted beasts for them.

Asako Amakura's swan, Ai Hayasaka's bat...

Although Suwei did hesitate when she first chose [Iron Soldier] and [Emerald] as her contracted beasts because of their appearance.

But then I thought, this thing is just a prop for the transition anyway, so it doesn't matter whether it looks good or not.

After all, even Odin, whom he himself intended to use.

To be honest, he's just average-looking, kind of ugly.

Practicality is the only true measure of success.

It emphasizes pragmatism.

Thinking it over, Su Wei took two steps forward, glanced at the screen behind Wang Cang Ma Zi, and asked with some curiosity:

"What's going on? This scene looks like the first-person perspective at the beginning of a zombie movie?"