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"Mordred, protect them for me and I'll buy you your favorite food when I come back."

"Oh."

Ian had left his seat before Mordred finished his answer.

Her nose twitched and she muttered softly.

"Why do I feel a fragrance..."

As soon as he arrived outside the restaurant, Ian saw Akai Hinako waiting there.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, I am the one you are looking for..."

"There's no point in saying more."

Aku Hinako stared directly at Ian.

That was completely different from the weak appearance just now.

"tell me."

"What price must I pay to be able to summon a Servant like you?"

"otherwise--"

"I'll tell everyone what just happened under the table."

171. Miss Akagi Hinako, I'm Not a Good Person (4k)

"..."

"..."

The atmosphere became tense in an instant.

Ian looked at Akebato Hinako in front of him and sneered.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, are you threatening me?"

"So what if it is, so what if it isn't?"

Aku Hinako responded to Ian's question in a completely different tone from before, and there was a bit more determination in her black eyes.

"Do you want to deny all the dirty things you've done?"

"There are still large traces under the table."

Aku Hinako thought that Ian would be nervous after she said this.

But he remained calm.

"I'm never going to deny anything I've done."

"I just wanted to tell you - I'm not worried about you telling others."

"What?" Aku Hinako frowned slightly.

"What are you pretending to be?"

"You are the evil person who let them do this in a public place like a restaurant!"

"Correct."

Ian looked directly at Akebato Hinako in front of him.

"I did."

"But—it's them who 'do' it, not me."

"So even if you make this known to the entire Chaldea, I will at most be accused of being morally corrupt."

"Unfortunately, I have a flexible moral code, so I won't be affected by it."

“But they are different.”

"So Miss Aku Hinako, you are threatening them now, not me, understand?"

For a moment, Akai Hinako didn't know how to refute Ian.

The man in front of me is simply shameless.

What's worse is that she found that what he said was true.

"Don't you care about them?" Aku Hinako couldn't help but ask.

"Of course I care."

"Their bodies are very meaningful to me, so they are the ones that must be protected."

"But the situation now is that you are the one who is hurting them, not me, understand?"

Ian's mind was not confused at all by Akagi Hinako's threat.

On the contrary, he was extremely clear-headed and had no intention of accepting any conditions that the other party wanted to impose.

"..."

Seeing that she couldn't get what she wanted from Ian, Aku Hinako subconsciously took a few steps back while holding the book.

But Ian grabbed her hand at this moment.

"how?"

"Miss Aku Hinako, now that you realize that threats are useless, do you want to run away immediately?"

"let me go!"

Aku Hinako shook off Ian's hand.

"People like you... if they were in a book, they wouldn't live long!"

"That's not necessarily the case." Ian smiled calmly.

"I think I can survive at least 170 chapters. If there is no censorship, 1,000 chapters won't be a problem."

"Oh...it doesn't matter. Anyway, I won't die now."

Ian looked directly at the literary girl in front of him.

"Ms. Akagi Hinako, shouldn't you explain your thoughts to me?"

"you--"

"Why do you want to summon a Servant?"

Aku Hinako turned her face away.

"This has nothing to do with you."

"Of course it does." Ian said coldly.

"That depends on what reason I will use to report your actions today to the director."

"A friendly exchange between magicians? Or a suspected criminal? Miss Aku Hinako, your attitude will determine my choice."

The situation suddenly turned upside down.

Now it was Ian's turn to attack and threaten Akechi Hinako.

The literary girl's lips trembled for a long time before she squeezed out a word.

"I want to see someone from my past."

"I want to see someone from the past." Ian nodded thoughtfully. "That sounds like a good reason."

"but--"

"Wouldn't it be better if you went to the Chaldeans for this kind of thing?"

"They will be more experienced in summoning servants, right?"

"I've looked for it." Aku Hinako had a complicated expression.

"They can't help me."

"..."

Ian finally understood why Aku Hinako wanted to contact Fujimaru Ritsuka.

The Chaldean staff couldn't help her, so she had to seek other methods.

The other magicians in Chaldea are the best choice.

And the miraculous survival of Fujimaru Ritsuka in the helicopter incident made Aku Hinako mistakenly believe that she was a powerful magician.

All of this was shattered the moment they met - Ritsuka Fujimaru was not some super high school level magician.

So she looked very lost.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, you seem to be trying anything desperate." Ian couldn't help but comment.

"If a professional organization like Chaldea can't do it, what makes you think an ordinary magician can do it?"

"So I'm not looking for an ordinary magician."

Aku Hinako glared at Ian.

"Don't you understand?"

"In a word, will you help or not? If not, there is no need to continue chatting."

"..."

Ian looked at the literary girl in front of him - he was the last to be hard-pressed.

He had an idea.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, there is a huge contrast between your behavior in front of others and behind others."

"If you say you want to help you...it's not impossible."

"But there's always a price to pay for doing this kind of thing."

"..."

Aku Hinako became alert - she already knew that the other party was not someone to be trifled with.

"What price?"

"You're not asking me to do something that's impossible to achieve, are you?"

"of course not."

Ian smiled slightly, but he looked a little scary.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, you can definitely do this."

“Because it’s so simple.”

Ian's eyes fell on Akagi Hinako's tightly covered clothes.

"Ms. Aku Hinako, please take off all your clothes here."

"What did you say?!"

Aku Hinako's eyes widened.

"Are you kidding me? Why would I take off my clothes in a place like this?"

"Yeah, generally speaking it's unlikely."

Ian's expression remained calm.

"But unfortunately Miss Akagi Hinako needs my help now."

"So even if it's an unreasonable, even somewhat obscene request, you have to do it."

"certainly--"

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"But I don't know if there will be another person who is willing to propose such a simple and easy condition."

"..."

Aku Hinako knew that Ian was right.