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Ultimately, Saki Koizumi's downfall should be attributed to "unhealthy psychological pressure," coupled with some external stimuli, which led to that dark period.

Now, the psychological pressure that should have been relieved by Kita Kirihara's return seems to have become even heavier and more oppressive, rather than any relief.

[...The Unjust Lord storyline won't start immediately after Ahara dies, will it...?]

It's hard to say. Seeing Shenming's current state, I have a bad feeling about it.

[Perhaps it leads to another path... but I really think that if I were to watch Ahara die without being able to do anything about it, Koizumi at three years old might actually do something really outrageous.]

No!

While Unjust Lords is quite compelling, I'd like to see a gentler story development now.

Given the current situation, it's likely that the Unjust Lords' target will become the Silver Court.

[Rivers of blood...hehe...rivers of blood...]

In the Unjust Lords route, Saki Koizumi will completely lose control at the first Tower meeting due to accumulated psychological pressure and drug-induced instability.

Another voice entered her mind, blocking her communication with the Voice of the World, distorting the will of the Voice of the World, and finally completely freeing her, this monster.

So, she used her heat vision to completely incinerate the frozen frame and half of Shibuya, and slaughtered most of the tower's elite heroes.

The reason is--

"The existence of heroes is a drain on the world's fuel. You must eliminate all these thieves and keep the drain within a reasonable range."

That's what the voice said.

If it were the normal Saki Koizumi, she wouldn't have believed it.

However, after being affected by the drugs, she lost some of her judgment.

The current global crisis is the lack of fuel.

Killing the heroes who consume the most fuel can save a huge amount of money.

So let's start with the top-tier one in front of us.

Heeding the inexplicable voice in her mind, the Goddess of Injustice focused her destructive energy into her eyes on her soon-to-retire colleague.

Then, he said blankly, "Farewell, Senior Frozen."

The ability to freeze is to fix the state of oneself and the objects one touches for a certain period of time.

While this ability is in use, the affected item will not be destroyed by external forces.

However, the god's power level was higher than his, and with just a slight increase in output, he was completely reduced to dust.

However, he bought himself some time.

The battle between the frozen and the divine name bought the other heroes time to escape the pursuit of the unjust divine name, but it only allowed them to live a little longer.

They still couldn't escape being hunted down and killed one by one by the gods who suddenly attacked them.

The divine name attempts to establish a new order on the ruins of the tower, while the association makes almost no attempt to conceal its behind-the-scenes machinations.

By simply connecting the storylines, it becomes clear who is manipulating the name of injustice behind the scenes.

After all, the association is the only organization that prefers "cost-cutting" to "open source" and makes "limiting the number of ability users" one of its guiding principles.

In other storylines, Chiyo, who had long since been transferred to a spare body, was the mastermind behind this series of tragedies.

Taking advantage of Koizumi Saki's vulnerability due to the effects of drugs, she used her abilities to distort Koizumi Saki's will, implanting the indicator of "killing ability users" into Koizumi Saki's brain.

Then comes the story of the tower's arduous struggle to withstand the massacre by the injustice of the gods, and the rapid growth of various heroes during this period of suppression.

And then...

The God of Injustice became aware of the existence of the Silver Court.

That mysterious, annoying, slippery, and unpleasant organization.

Always willful and reckless, doing strange things, and most importantly...

...They are protecting someone.

Saki Koizumi has forgotten who that person was.

Her head was filled with a constant stream of noise, making it almost impossible for her to hear anything from the outside world. The sounds of the world grew increasingly strange and jarring, like a radio with its battery completely depleted.

All I could see was crimson, and once the pain in my body passed a certain threshold, I couldn't feel it at all.

There's even a sense of freedom and lightness.

The Goddess of Injustice rarely returns home; her "work" is simply too arduous, and those parasites of the world are always able to escape, one after another, endlessly.

She could only crush them one by one herself, and as the insects' bodies exploded, her expression was one of boredom and drowsiness.

People would frequently come to their door, initially to persuade them, but then it would turn into a relentless barrage of assassinations.

But the name of the Unjust Goddess never gives anyone the opportunity to get close to her.

She is the cleaner of the world's voices, the most ruthless punisher, and also the most merciful tyrant.

She maintains social order and will not harm any ordinary person unless it is unavoidable.

She extends the lifespan of the world and eliminates those with abilities that gnaw at its lifeblood without mercy.

All of this is for the continuation of the world.

The name of the unjust god rarely rests; he works almost nonstop.

Her hands can reach any corner, and in an instant, she can reach the other side of the world.

She had almost forgotten that she actually had a place to live that could be called "home".

One day, she suddenly heard strange noises coming from her home and rushed back immediately.

A familiar yet unfamiliar face, but I can't remember who it is.

The other person stared at her blankly, tears welling up in their eyes, and called her name affectionately, so gently and dependently.

The God of Injustice rushed back, his face still stained with warm blood.

She stared blankly at the white-haired girl who had suddenly appeared in her home. She felt so familiar, yet she couldn't remember anything about her.

That person's name is—

——Kita Kirihara.

187. Vicious dog and muzzle

The unrighteous god felt that this person who called himself "Kitagirihara" was inexplicably familiar.

She is not very old, but due to her natural advantages, she is very tall.

At first glance, she looks like an ordinary girl, maybe just a little more mature.

But the feeling I got from the other person was not as harmless as they seemed on the surface.

After all, they entered the safe house I had set up without me even noticing, and acted as if they were very familiar with me.

A new assassin?

The God of Injustice narrowed his eyes slightly, searching for entries on the other party.

...He was just a former assassin, and his dominant hand had been crippled, making him practically useless, yet he dared to stand openly in front of me.

Is it ignorance, or fearlessness?

A sense of displeasure at being provoked rose within her, but strangely, she had no intention of killing the other party.

This is a wolf in sheep's clothing, wagging its tail at you.

I guess you could call it a dog, though.

Since it's a dog, keeping it as a pet for now seems like a good decision.

The name of the unjust god aroused the idea of ​​imprisoning Kita Kirihara.

The safe house is still empty. It would be much more pleasing to the eye to have a pet there.

With that in mind, the Unrighteous God Name forcefully kept Kita Kirihara in his home.

Perhaps "house arrest" would be a more appropriate term.

However, just a few days later, Kita Kirihara escaped.

With the help of Nana Oba and Homura Akemi, they escaped from the cage during the brief time that Fuujin was away from home.

Then, it is the story of how Kita-Chihara, with the help of the Silver Court, evaded the pursuit of the Unjust Gods and formed a united front with other heroes to resist them.

The comic doesn't describe it in detail; it only touches on this part vaguely.

Therefore, the viewers in the live chat did not know what kind of conversation Kita Kirihara had with the name of the unjust god during the days he was imprisoned.

But the name of the unjust god is remembered very clearly.

She investigated the meaning of the name "Kitakirihara" and finally remembered that Kitakirihara was her former lover.

Since they are lovers, the other person should be their most loyal large dog, standing behind them to support them no matter what decisions they make.

Instead of like it is now...

Sticky kisses filled the bedroom. Kita Kirihara felt the tightness around her neck becoming increasingly suffocating. Just as she was about to lose consciousness, she used her last bit of strength to bite hard at Koizumi Saki's tongue that had slipped inside.

Her face was flushed and streaked with tears, making the bruises on her pale neck appear even more gruesome, and she was breathing heavily.

But she still had a smile on her face.

That smile wasn't a fake, insincere one, but rather the kind that conveyed deep, almost fanatical love.

Moreover, it is extremely dangerous.

"Are you going to kill me, Saki?" she asked, and the only response she received was Saki Koizumi's finger that she put into her mouth.

He pinched her tongue between his fingers, rubbing his fingertips against her sharp teeth, and she obediently opened her mouth, her gaze fixed on the neck of the Unjust God.

Her eyes shimmered with a predatory ruthlessness, devouring those who were clearly the weaker party, yet still eyeing the weaknesses of the unjust god.

The name of the Unjust God did not speak; instead, the answer given to Kita Kirihara was the gag that the other party put on her.

It's not made of any special material; it's just the kind of thing you put on dogs to prevent them from biting.

And so it was placed on Kita Kirihara's face.