The Infinite World of Weapon Girls

But just as she had guessed, it was a small world, not the real sky. She used her power to disperse all the heavy clouds, but she could no longer see the flower gardens and palaces, because the small world had vanished.

Completely helpless, she had no choice but to return home dejectedly.

At the familiar villa entrance, they unexpectedly ran into Li Seul-yu, who had come to visit.

Although the owl was secretly helping Lee Seul-woo win over her, their relationship wasn't outwardly harmonious. After an somewhat awkward greeting, Lee Seul-woo asked:

"Um...is Tina home?"

The owl felt terrible because it thought it had done something very stupid.

Speaking of which, the two of them had just reconciled, and now that Tina had parted ways, who knew when she would be able to see Seulgi again? Aside from praying that she wouldn't fall ill from longing, all that remained was a heart full of guilt.

Tina, with a wronged look on her face, approached Seyu and suddenly threw herself into her arms, sobbing uncontrollably.

Hmm...?

(Well, even though she has great power, little Tina is still just a child...)

He subconsciously ruffled her soft, beautiful blonde hair.

Even after Tina explained the reason, Seul-yuk only showed a surprised expression. While praying for Tina's safety, he also comforted her.

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Academy City Guidebook

[Academy City is a city that occupies one-third of western Tokyo and is home to 2.3 million people, of whom more than 80% (1.8 million) are students, representing the scientific community.]

[Possessing the world's most cutting-edge technology, generally considered to be about 30 years ahead of the rest of the world.]

[Academy City is a vast collection of educational institutions comprised of twenty-three school districts. It offers specialized educational programs designed to cultivate superpowers, primarily recruiting students from outside the city. In addition to educational institutions, it also provides comprehensive living facilities for students, including research facilities, production and commercial facilities, an international exhibition center, and an international airport.]

"..."

Academy City, District 7, a coffee shop.

In one of the two seats further inside, sat a man with a cold and aloof expression.

He held a cup of coffee in one hand as if slowly savoring it, while in the other he grabbed a guidebook for Academy City, frowning slightly as he stared intently at it.

The man was about middle-aged, with a chiseled, masculine face, eyebrows like blades, and eyes like hawks. His slightly overgrown black hair covered one of his right eyes.

It's not hard to guess that it was done on purpose.

Because on his right cheek, there was a reddish-brown scar, shaped like a thin cone, running across the bridge of his nose, along with a reddish-brown mark under his ear on his left cheek. Only his slightly longer black hair could cover these scars as much as possible, making him look less ferocious and terrifying.

He was wearing a sharp, well-tailored gray suit, which was so muscular that it looked like it was about to burst.

He had been clutching the tour guide manual in his hand for who knows how long.

At this moment, the girl who had been sitting quietly opposite him couldn't help but speak up:

"Training officer...you've got it upside down!" (whispering) (in Korean)

The man knew he had held it upside down, because he couldn't understand it even if he held it right-side up, so he had no choice but to throw the manual back on the table.

Her long, snow-white hair cascaded down her shoulders, and her skin was as white as jade and snow. The girl wore a white spaghetti strap dress, and her astonishing bust size attracted the attention of passersby.

"I thought the training officers knew everything, but it turns out there are some who know absolutely nothing?"

As if she had discovered a big secret, the girl laughed and whispered her complaints.

"Leviathan, are you sure Tina is here?" The man coughed slightly awkwardly, then asked with a normal expression.

“Hmm!” The busty girl named Levia responded confidently, “...Although it was only by chance that I activated the power of the ‘dragon’ once, the feeling was so strong that it can’t be wrong.”

"But Academy City... Japan?" the training officer asked suspiciously. "Didn't Japan sink?"

The Closers universe—A dimensional beast war erupts across the world, with Japan bearing the brunt of the 'Sea Dragon' attack. The vast ocean annihilates the island nation, leaving only a few Japanese to escape to various Union branches for refuge. (Just for laughs)

“Perhaps this is another world?” Leviathan said, sipping her coffee.

The training officer was dumbfounded.

In his original world, the Japanese islands had sunk, and learning Japanese was simply impossible. But he never expected to use Leviathan's abilities to chase Tina to another world's Japan.

By the way, Leviathan is a member of the Red Wolf Squad, and her trainer is also the Red Wolf Squad's trainer and captain.

Since you "logged in" as a non-reincarnator, you naturally won't have the benefit of automatic language translation.

“If you’re going to start learning Japanese from scratch, I suggest you go to the library first,” Leviathan innocently suggested.

The training officer had no other choice but to nod in agreement.

As the two passed by a small park, the trainer suddenly stopped and turned his gaze to the open green space not far away.

A girl in a uniform with short brown hair, and in front of her, a helpless vending machine, about to be ravaged by a roundhouse kick.

His intuition was usually accurate, and it told him that the brown-haired girl might be related to Tina.

"Is he still a superpowered person...?"

The trainer muttered to himself, just like Misaka Mikoto walking away in the distance.

The development of superpowers in Academy City is similar to that in his original world; different superpowers are presented in different forms of energy... and none of this can escape the eyes of Instructor Wolf.

But! Damn it! Why did this girl kick so high?! The trainer isn't interested in ordinary girls' panties!!

The instructor had no choice but to quickly look away, as he dared not gamble on whether the other person was wearing safety shorts.

'Thump! Crack crack crack crack—!!'

After taking a kick from Mikoto, the vending machine shook violently and finally spat out a can of beverage.

In high spirits, Mikoto picked up the can, put her thumb on the pull tab, and pulled it, causing bubbles to rise instantly.

At that moment, a strange, stern-faced man walked over, followed by a beautiful young woman.

"αβγδθηζεικλμποξνρφΑΕσχΒΖτψΓΗυωΔ…?" (Korean)

"Hey, are you foreign tourists? Sorry, I don't quite understand what you're saying."

Mikoto took a sip of her soda and asked somewhat awkwardly. She actually meant to say that she didn't understand at all.

"εικλμποξνρφΑΕσχΒΖτψΓΗυω..."

After a few back and forth, the three were completely bewildered.

Although she was kind-hearted, she thought to herself that she wasn't good at dealing with this kind of thing.

An unexpected phone call broke the deadlock.

"Excuse me, I need to take this call."

"...Eh? Kuroko, are you serious?...Ah, that's great. Okay, I'm going back now, see you then."

After ending the call, he apologized in Japanese, which the training officer couldn't understand, and then hurriedly left.

The trainer didn't sigh in discouragement, because Red Wolf's creed never included the idea of ​​giving up after experiencing setbacks.

So he sat down in the chair next to him, then pulled out a laptop with an extendable screen from his pocket, connected to the internet of this world, and smoothly typed in a line of text that made Leviathan a little apprehensive.

"Learning device...memory storage technology..."

Levia began reading it slowly.

Because the instructor had gained A-level access, the webpage actually showed corresponding results, such as "Netherworld Soul Chasing" and "Wood Mountain"...

This sounds like a method of cramming rigid language knowledge into people in a very short time, but it's enough for everyday communication, and it's bound to damage their mental well-being...

Furthermore, given that they know nothing about Academy City, can they truly trust each other?

"Don't worry, I'll go."

"But……"

“Leviathan, we can’t let the project stall at the very beginning. It will seriously delay our progress. You know, Tina may be in danger every minute of every day.”

"Training officer..."

"Just shut up and follow the instructions."

"……Yes!"

【Ta135 Are you my Master?】

Chapter 135

Searching for the missing Tina in Academy City, Tokyo, Japan, and using both real-world and online information networks, learning Japanese is arguably the most urgent task at present.

Fortunately, Academy City's technology is quite advanced (after all, they even have the android Febri), and unorthodox technology can solve this problem.

However, shortly after the instructor and Levia left.

'boom....!'

In the distance, a huge explosion resounded across the sky.

“There…” After the explosion, there was a cacophony of panicked shouts from the crowd. Levia looked over and said, recalling what she saw, “There, it looked like a hospital?”

The trainer remained silent, turned slightly, and glanced sideways.

On the hospital rooftop, a helicopter roared into the sky and sped away into the distance.

Was it a hijacking? Or...?

"Training officer...?" The crowd was noisy and chaotic, and a group of guards were as anxious as ants on a hot plate. Leviathan asked if she could lend a hand.

The cool-headed man didn't rush to give orders. He put his hands in his pockets, looked up, and prepared to watch the show. He was quite interested to see how a technology-driven academy city would handle this situation.

Electric superpowers.

He sensed from the girl before that her electrical abilities were known for their destructiveness and wide applicability.

The surging and astonishing destructive electricity contained within her body now reappeared more than a hundred meters in the air.

And... spatial teleportation ability!

The criminals on the helicopter thought they had escaped, but little did they know that the teleporter had taken the railgun to an even higher altitude.

A figure plummeted downwards, one hand shielding her flowing hair, the other flicking a coin. Arcs of electricity crackled from her alabaster arm to her fingertips—'BOOM—!!'