Because at this stage, spiritual practitioners can't even bend a spoon, yet they can influence many people.

This is a subtle and pervasive ability that changes many things imperceptibly, and it is easy to hide.

It's actually quite scary in modern society.

However, Yuri Kawana is not an option. The soldiers' destructive power is too obvious. At this stage, she cannot withstand machine gun fire. Unless she hides in the deep mountains and forests, being surrounded by modern troops is tantamount to certain death.

Of course, if Jianzi and Xiaohua start fighting.

If Xiaohua is well-prepared, she won't give Jianzi the chance to run the eleventh meter if she's within ten meters.

Each has its own advantages, but relatively speaking, the Warrior path is stronger in the early stages and progresses faster. As long as resources are available, Xiaohua can break through to Warrior and enter Sequence 8 in the shortest time.

When he arrived at school, he spent a peaceful morning.

During lunch break, Kagura Tendou stood at the edge of the corridor, gazing at the bustling scene below. His expression was calm, but thanks to his outstanding appearance, even just standing still, he gave off the image of a melancholic and handsome man, which would inspire many people's imaginations.

Fortunately, there weren't many people at this time.

"It's rare to see you out," came Hiratsuka Shizuka's voice.

She was just passing by when she unexpectedly saw this figure, and out of curiosity, she walked over.

In my memory, Kagura Tendo rarely left his seat except to go to the toilet. He could usually sit for a whole day and wouldn't move unless necessary. He couldn't be called a salted fish, but rather a dead fish. He used to be lifeless.

Kagura Tendo said softly, "I'm just taking a casual stroll."

He was thinking about some things, things that couldn't be answered at this stage, and all he could do was wait.

But waiting is a very painful thing.

However, he is patient enough.

Hiratsuka gazed at Tendo Kagura's profile, patted his shoulder, then looked at the lively scene on the tennis court, crossed her arms, and said with a pleased expression, "Are you starting to envy them? Why don't you go play tennis together? It's very touching to see young people exchanging their youth and sweat; it's something to remember for a lifetime."

She is still young, her mindset is in sync with that of today's high school students, there is no generation gap, she understands the meaning of youth, and she will look at them with tolerance.

Tendou Kagura shook her head slightly.

She knew that Kagura Tendo would never agree, but she just teased him a bit. Seeing his silence, she smiled and said, "Are you really not going to the Service Club?"

Kagura Tendo shook his head again. Although he liked everyday life, he didn't particularly like youth.

“I remember my teacher saying that it was up to me to make the decision.”

Hiratsuka Shizuka shrugged and said, "I didn't force you, I'm just making a suggestion. You're a very interesting person, maybe you can correct the other two."

She gestured towards the tennis court; her eyesight was good, and she could vaguely see Hachiman and Yukino from a distance.

Kagura Tendo undeniably said, "My teacher trusts me completely."

Hiratsuka Shizuka turned her head and said, "You trust me quite a bit, don't you?"

She felt that trust was mutual, and since he was her student, there was nothing to be afraid of; she could just take it in stride.

Hiratsuka Shizuka was very generous and easygoing. Tendo Kagura glanced at her. He didn't expect anyone to understand him, but he was touched at this moment.

Life isn't just about suffering; it also occasionally holds little surprises.

Kagura Tendou's mood inexplicably improved a lot, but he did not agree to the suggestion.

A group of people appeared at the tennis court in the distance and headed straight there, seemingly exchanging words with Hachiman and the others.

Hiratsuka Shizuka watched the situation over there, squinting for a long time before finally having to give up.

The distance was too great; not only could we not hear what they were saying, we couldn't even see them clearly.

She noticed that Kagura Tendo was gazing at the sky, his expression seemingly heavy. Shizuka Hiratsuka nudged him with her elbow: "What are you saying over there?"

Kagura Tendo lowered her head, glanced at the scene, and said softly, "Hayama and Miura disturbed Hikigaya and Totsuka's tennis practice."

Hiratsuka Shizuka was not surprised that Tendo Kagura knew the specifics of the situation there, and immediately showed an interested expression.

She was actually quite gossipy and wanted to see what would happen to the students. She was curious about how the matter would be resolved, so she watched with even greater concentration. Although she couldn't hear or see clearly, she still seemed to enjoy it very much and could even imagine a lot of passionate lines.

Youth is ignited!

Kagura Tendo stopped looking at the sky and instead gazed at Hiratsuka Shizuka's fair profile with gentle eyes.

"Oh my god! Is a fight about to break out?!" Hiratsuka Shizuka watched as a large number of students began to gather at the tennis court. Hachiman and Hayama picked up their tennis rackets, and she became excited, her eyes shining.

A showdown! A competition! The passion of high school students!

This is exactly the feeling of a comic book!

Hiratsuka Shizuka nudged Tendo Kagura with her elbow again, "Hey, Kagura, what do you think?"

Kagura Tendou shook her head: "I won't watch."

Hiratsuka Shizuka glanced to the side and saw that Tendo Kagura had turned and left after speaking.

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I'm updating again. I've been tied up with worldly affairs, and this chapter has been delayed for a long time. I'm finally done with it.

I need a vote, I need a knife (a metaphor for a sharp object used in a cybercrime).

The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Chapter 59: Nishimiya Shoko

Kagura Tendo quietly departed.

Hiratsuka Shizuka watched his retreating figure, slender yet upright, as he silently disappeared at the end of the corridor.

She opened her mouth slightly, but ultimately gave up and didn't ask him to stay.

When she looked at the tennis court again, the match had already started, but she no longer had the excitement she had before. All her enthusiasm seemed to have been extinguished by a bucket of cold water, and she felt inexplicably listless.

The classroom was empty and lonely; all the students had left, probably to go see what was going on.

In the vast classroom, there were only neatly arranged desks and chairs, only the light and shadow projected onto the floor, and only himself.

The quietness made me feel a little lonely.

He sat alone in his seat, his clear eyes looking through the classroom window at the distant blue sky.

If the sky were to open its eyes, would it also notice the person inside the window?

Perhaps so.

The world is like a passerby, pausing briefly outside the window, nodding at him, and then moving on.

Kagura Tendo isn't exactly known for her emotional personality, but right now she's genuinely feeling a fleeting sense of disillusionment.

The first node, the second node, and many more unknown, soon-to-be-destroyed worlds.

He was not a qualified savior, and he always felt this deeply. If no one stood up for the world in times of calamity, the world would fall into that state.

Like his experience in the pitch-black world, wandering alone in the deserted apocalypse, there was no other voice.

Boom boom boom!

Kagura Tendou looked in the direction of the sound and saw Hiratsuka Shizuka standing at the door, half of her body inside, gently knocking on the open door with her right hand.

"Does the teacher need to knock before entering the classroom?"

He remembered that Hiratsuka Shizuka didn't have this habit. Her lifestyle was similar to Yoko's; both older single women were carefree and unconventional.

“No, it’s not necessary.” Hiratsuka Shizuka shrugged.

She had intended to come in directly, but when she saw Tendo Kagura gazing at the clear sky outside, the afternoon sunlight and the handsome young man complementing each other perfectly, she was moved and, unusually, became polite, not wanting to be abrupt to the beauty.

She stepped in, her white coat and business attire highlighting her stunning figure, her black hair flowing over her shoulders, and a captivating smile playing on her lips.

"What are you thinking about?"

Kagura Tendo glanced at her and casually said, "To be or not to be."

This saying is widely circulated, and as a Japanese literature teacher, Hiratsuka Shizuka naturally knew this famous quote. She was slightly stunned. If it were anyone else, they would have already punched her.

The high school syndrome has penetrated to the bone marrow; at such a young age, he's having all sorts of wild thoughts. She suggested he start with a course of iron fist treatment.

However, given the precedent of Tendo Kagura, conventional methods are not suitable.

This was actually a student who was quite troublesome for her, and had been giving her a lot of headaches.

Feeling troubled, she lit a cigarette and noticed her eyelids twitching.

"When are you sending Suzuka to my place?" She had a deep impression of that little girl and had tidied up her messy house during this time, so she was already prepared.

Kagura Tendo shook her head: "It's not the right time yet."

As he was speaking, his phone suddenly vibrated in his pocket.

Not many people could send him messages, so when Tendo Kagura took it out to look, it turned out to be Suzuka.

"Brother, I'll be home very late this afternoon. Yuzuru-chan is taking me to the sign language school to visit her older sister."

The message was followed by an emoji of someone waving a glow stick.

Tendou Kagura replied with a message: 'Don't come back too late, be polite to people, remember to buy some fruit, don't trouble others, and contact me if you need anything.'

'I will, brother!'

Turning off his phone, Kagura Tendo glanced at Hiratsuka Shizuka, who was peeking in from the side. Seeing him look at him, she immediately straightened up, pretending to be nonchalant. She placed her hands on her knees and bowed deeply, saying, "Suzuka is emotionally fragile and has a volatile personality; she's prone to extremes. I'll have to rely on you from now on!"

Hiratsuka Shizuka stood next to Tendo Kagura, silently took a drag of her cigarette, and sighed softly.

……

Suzuka Ise asked Yuzuru Nishimiya, who was walking alongside her, "Yuzuru-chan, if we meet, can I call her Shoko-neechan?"

"Sure!" Yuzuru smiled warmly.

She has short hair, delicate features, and is both handsome and cute. In particular, her eyes look like crescent moons when she squints.

"It's okay even if Suzuka-chan refuses," she said cheerfully.

Suzuka quickly waved her hand and said, "Yuzuru-chan has helped me so much, I also want to meet Yuzuru-chan's family."

Suzuka's eyes also showed some anticipation, eagerness to try, clearly indicating that she was not opposed to it and even had some longing for it.

Yuzuru didn't say much, just smiled faintly. She didn't actually do anything, just helped Suzuka adapt to city life, told her about popular things, and helped her understand what her peers were talking about.

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