Real teaching, but diary flow

His attitude was particularly firm, so firm that it was even enough to persuade Mashiro's own parents to reluctantly accept this unorthodox act.

Since I want to study comics and become a comic artist, I can no longer waste my time in the UK.

Even if it means letting Mashiro experience setbacks, we must actually let her go back to Japan and try it out.

That being said, where in Japan to place it is also a question.

The original plan was to temporarily transfer her to Suimei's place and have her cared for by her cousin, Chihiro Sengoku.

The procedures were all being prepared, but unfortunately, there seemed to be a slight problem with Chihiro Sengoku's side, which changed the original schedule and made it impossible to receive Mashiro.

So Mashiro is still in the UK.

...If everything had gone smoothly, Mashiro would probably have arrived in Japan by now.

It's not just the postponed school transfer that's causing the problem.

Shiina Mashiro, to put it nicely, was a genius born for oil painting.

To put it bluntly, she's a pet girl who has no self-care abilities other than drawing.

She lacked almost every basic life skill, from sleeping to dressing. It's safe to say that if Rita hadn't been "raised" here, there's no doubt she would have died silently in the gaps under the tables and chairs.

This girl, who is so unreliable, has recently been causing all sorts of strange problems.

"Rita, what is a vocational high school diploma?"

"Rita, what is the diary?"

"Rita, what is hide-and-seek?"

"Rita, what is a galgame?"

"Rita, what is a fake person?"

"...Rita, Rita, Rita, Rita—"

Whenever Rita thought Rita needed something and rushed over, Mashiro would ask one question after another.

Let her ask. If they're just normal questions, Rita doesn't mind answering them. It'll satisfy Mashiro's curiosity and help her learn more about the world.

But... what are these questions even asking?

Where did you hear that word?

You know, Mashiro doesn't use the internet. Rita could understand if she saw these things online, but where would someone like Mashiro, who is almost isolated from the world and focused on drawing, hear these nonsensical words?

I don't understand, but even if I ask Mashiro directly, I won't get any answers.

There have been similar situations before, where Mashiro, who had no idea what manga was, suddenly started to want to learn about manga and even planned to become a manga artist.

......never mind.

I have no intention of pursuing this further, because I feel I won't get an answer.

Rita shook her head and returned to the question Mashiro had raised.

'Ghost pictures...censored?' What kind of strange term is this?

Although the words used before were all obscure and difficult to understand, this one was particularly inexplicable.

Are ghost pictures?

Ghosts? Monsters?

Blurring... mosaic?

Rita tried to convey her understanding to Mashiro, and soon she saw Mashiro lower her head, seemingly deep in thought.

"...I understand." Shiina Mashiro raised her head again, and, seemingly lost in thought, opened her mouth:

"I want to go to a vocational high school."

Even more inexplicable things happened.

Rita thought she understood Mashiro quite well, but lately she's finding it increasingly difficult to understand him.

No, she simply couldn't see any connection between blurring out the ghost image and going to vocational school!

And in the end, aren't vocational high schools just specialized schools?

Given Mashiro's skill level, even if she wanted to learn manga, there wouldn't be any specialized school that could teach her, right?

If someone were to be specifically hired to teach her, it would definitely be a highly respected senior figure in the comics industry to be her teacher.

And it's not going to some vocational school.

"Um... Mashiro, can I ask why?" Rita asked, squatting down, looking quite conflicted.

She gestured with her hands and said, "Shouldn't I have explained to you what a vocational school is?"

"Even if you want to study comics, those kinds of places can't possibly provide you with satisfactory teaching. And while the environment of a specialized school isn't bad, it's definitely not a place you can go to alone."

“I can’t transfer to a school in Japan with you. Since your cousin can’t take you in and we can’t find anyone to take care of you anytime soon, you’ll have to stay here.”

"I've told you this many times already."

My opinion on vocational schools is secondary; the main point is the issue she raised.

no one.

We can't leave Mashiro alone; she can't transfer to a school in Japan without a suitable 'owner'.

"Highly developed." Suddenly, Shiina Mashiro uttered a new term, her eyes fixed on Rita, her small fists clenching quietly, and she spoke with great determination:

"I'm going to become a 'god-man'."

The diary says that highly developed people are all 'gods'.

Everyone who is highly developed is very interesting.

There must be many interesting stories in vocational high schools.

So, she also wanted to go and become a 'god-like person'.

In this way, you can draw interesting comics.

Shiina Mashiro issued the announcement.

Chapter 120 Can I go to a vocational school and become a god?

Rita is going crazy.

Where did this "Advanced Nurturing" school come from? Why are they putting all their advertising on Mashiro?!

Rita is now beginning to understand why Mashiro would say such nonsensical things.

It's absolutely because of highly sophisticated scam phone calls!

It's quite common, isn't it? They randomly dial some numbers and then start rambling on about how great their school is, using false and exaggerated advertising to lure people into enrolling in their school.

I never expected that they would actually scam Mashiro!

Honestly, that's too much! Deceiving such a pure child like Mashiro!

"Okay, I understand." Rita felt a surge of anger, but she still maintained a smile when facing Mashiro.

She held out her hand to Mashiro: "Anyway, give me the phone first."

To prevent her from getting lost, Mashiro still carries a mobile phone with GPS tracking always on her, and she has taken the time to teach her how to answer calls.

That's why she received the wrong information.

"Here." Shiina Mashiro crawled out of the phone and handed it to Rita.

The first thing Rita did upon getting the phone was to look through the call log.

However, the expected scam calls did not appear; the phone contained mostly her phone numbers.

...So that's how it is. The highly induced evil even tricked Mashiro into learning how to delete call logs.

But it's okay! She remembered that phones can be set up with whitelists! Only numbers on the whitelist can call.

She forgot to set it before, but she won't forget now!

After a flurry of typing, Rita entered her own number and a few other important numbers, including Mashiro's parents' numbers, and then, satisfied, handed the phone back to Mashiro.

"Highly developed, right? I understand. I'll check and confirm it first." Rita smiled kindly.

She will tell Mashiro's parents that there is such a shady school that is trying to scam their Mashiro away.

As for why she immediately assumed it was a diploma mill after hearing the name...

Seriously, what normal school calls itself a vocational high school?

What reputable school would resort to deceiving students into enrolling at a time like this?

"Yes, thank you, Rita." Shiina Mashiro nodded vigorously.

"I will definitely work hard to become a top-notch comic artist."

No, don't bother trying to do that.

......

"Advanced training, advanced training, advanced training..."

Rita typed the name into her computer and then pressed Enter.

As a result, school profiles that were so cool they looked like scams popped up from search engines.

"Government-funded...tuition-free...job guarantee...fully boarding...?"

It looks good, but... Mashiro doesn't need any of these at all, does she?

What exactly attracted her to this school?

And... wasn't "god-like person" a term she had asked herself before?

If I remember correctly, the explanation I gave back then was... 'a god-like person'?

In other words, Mashiro plans to become the 'God of Manga' at that school?

Rita could only interpret it that way.

However, would a school with government connections need to resort to deception to lure Mashiro away?

Or did someone leak Mashiro's phone number and find out that she wanted to return to Japan?

Rita couldn't understand it, but she decided to call Mashiro's parents.

"..."

"...Ah, um, that's right, highly developed, um, that's what Mashiro said, eh? It really has a government background? Who? Onishima? Ah, sorry, because I don't know much about Japanese government parties... But is it okay?"

"And is it really okay to transfer schools at this time? Especially a fully residential boarding school...?"

"Oh, okay, you're not transferring schools. I understand. I'll talk to Mashiro about it."

"...If she has any objections at that time, I will let her talk to you about it herself."

Rita breathed a sigh of relief after hanging up the phone.

"call......"

Surprisingly, Advanced Education does not appear to be a shady school.

The search engine results didn't seem to indicate a scam; at least among Japanese people, the school was surprisingly well-known.

So, did Mashiro actually hear the name of this school from her parents?

The door to Mashiro's room was reopened. Mashiro, who had just finished dressing and tidying up her room with her help, sat down in a chair in a rather casual manner, seemingly lost in thought...

"So white?" she whispered.

If she's drawing, she won't disturb her, but since she's just spacing out, it's fine.

"...Rita?" Shiina Mashiro stopped writing, put down the diary she had been using as a draft, and turned around.

She blinked her eyes and asked in a very cute way:

"Can I go to a vocational high school and become a genius?"

"I'm sorry, I can't." Although being looked at by those eyes always gave her a feeling of difficulty in refusing, Rita, who was already used to it, still ruthlessly said her refusal: