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Joan of Arc smiled gently.

Behind.

After waiting for a long time, Merlin, looking weak, widened his eyes.

Wait, what about me? Don't I need to pay attention?

but.....

He watched Gudako's retreating figure, a hint of suspicion flashing across his face.

Why does a subtle spatial fluctuation occasionally flash around Fujimaru Ritsuka?

.......

"Sir, you've been squatting here for another hour, haven't you? Why haven't you caught any fish yet?"

In a residential area not far from the sea, Kazuma bent over, observing with binoculars.

"Why do we have to wait for that officer to bring the fish?"

Hikigaya said weakly.

Kazuma said with a serious expression, "You don't understand. For a fisherman, the surprise when he catches a fish and the strong feeling of wanting to show it off to others are just part of the experience."

For example, my dad once caught a 40-pound fish and got lost at the village entrance in the middle of the night. My mom called the police, and the police found him in another village.

In short, when you catch a fish, especially a big one, approach the officer. As long as you express your admiration for his ability to catch such a big fish, any angler will become your friendliest, most talkative, and practically brotherly figure.

Don't ask, that's just how my dad is. He's got a big catch, and even if I asked him for 50,000 yen to buy a game console, he'd confidently agree.

Hikigaya: "..."

So this is what fishermen are like?

"But the problem is that we've been waiting all morning. The officer went to three different places and kicked over several old men's fish baskets, but we still haven't caught any fish."

In the light screen, Roman couldn't help but complain, "Don't wait until Ritsuka-kun has gathered, and you still haven't gone with Shin-kun. I don't think he'll be able to catch anything..."

Before the word "fish" was even uttered, Roman felt a chill creep down his spine, as if a pair of eyes were fixed on him, a chaotic, surging, and indescribable macroscopic will looking at him.

He trembled instantly, feeling a sense of terror as if he were about to die.

"Who?"

Roman's eyes widened, but there were only a few lucky logistics staff members in the Chaldea Hall who hadn't died.

It was empty, with only the fiery celestial sphere of Chaldea slowly rotating.

I touched my back and found myself covered in cold sweat.

Someone must be watching him.

There wasn't a hint of a smile in that gaze.

"I!"

Kazuma stood up abruptly and rolled up his sleeves.

"What are you going for?"

Hikigaya was stunned.

"Go and hook the fish for the officer."

Kazuma took off his coat, rolled up his sleeves, and jumped into the sea with a splash.

He doesn't understand fishermen; they routinely deceive themselves, and even if they discover something, they'll pretend they didn't see it.

Not a moment later.

"Where is He Zhenjun?"

A dazzling stream of spiritual particles converged, and Leonardo da Vinci emerged from it, glancing around.

"Going to hang fish."

Hikigaya pointed to the surging sea and recounted the events.

"Kick the fisherman's fish basket?"

Da Vinci suddenly began to doubt his own judgment.

That boy might simply be exceptionally intelligent. Every era has a few geniuses, and he was just a tiny bit more talented. He was clearly full of humanity, perhaps even excessively so.

"The fish is here! The fish is here!"

suddenly.

Hachiman shouted excitedly as he looked towards the dock. The boy who had been sitting there all morning without making a sound started pulling the fishing line. The pulley spun rapidly, clearly indicating that the fish was struggling.

"Sure, Kazuma."

Ayanokouji also revealed a barely perceptible smile, which was already a huge emotional outward display for the expressionless guy.

"Can what?"

With a splash, Kazuma popped his head out of the sea.

"No, didn't you go fishing?"

Hachiman was also a little confused, and Kazuma stared at him blankly.

"No, sir, the fishing hook was cast too far, which is why I couldn't find it."

Kazuma looked completely bewildered.

"That....."

Hachiman stared blankly at the sea. Suddenly, the turbulent sea calmed down, or rather, it became too calm, almost like a mirror.

"Something's not right..."

Leonardo da Vinci's expression changed drastically, and he shouted, "Back off! Back off now!"

Volume 1: Chapter 166 As everyone knows, the Star Sea is also a sea!

"Finally, the fish is here!"

Over at the dock.

The boy's cheerful voice carried on, and the buoy on the sea surface suddenly sank, the pulley spun wildly, and the airflow was stirred up to form a whirlwind that spread.

But it took more than ten seconds, and I don't know how many meters or kilometers of fishing line had been laid, before it suddenly taut.

The immense force even sliced ​​through the sea, extending to areas more than ten kilometers away from the dock, where the fishing line could be vaguely seen disappearing into a different shade of light blue.

Immediately, the light blue color rapidly expanded, the waves surged, and a tsunami as high as a dozen stories high was stirred up. Some incredible behemoth was vaguely struggling, and its powerful force even made the entire dock groan in agony.

How big is this fish?

Kazuma stared blankly at the distant sea, which trembled slightly as bubbles began to rise continuously for several kilometers as if the sea were boiling.

A super squid?

How do behemoths of this size survive these days?

Or is it a fantasy species? But aren't fantasy species unable to survive in modern times?

Looking at the boundless, deep blue sea, I noticed a layer of blue and white had appeared... wait, it's not dyeing, it's...

Oh, the sky!

It was a window, or rather, a well opening.

What is revealed is the azure sky on the other side of the well...

"Damn it, run—!!"

He was terrified, turned around abruptly, roared with a ferocious expression, his muscles bulging instantly, stretching his T-shirt taut, every line so hard.

Magic transformed into rising flames, swirling around his powerful thigh as he stomped down hard. The concrete ground several meters around him instantly sank, the magic exceeding its limits. He then launched himself out like a cannonball.

The violent air currents formed a hurricane that swept through, making the streets on both sides crackle and pop.

Like a giant, muscular toad, it leaped and sprinted far away.

But Hikigaya and Ayanokouji didn't need his reminders at all; their reactions were much faster than his.

When he turned around, he had already run so far that he could only be seen as a small dot.

Almost the instant he turned around.

Boom!

A stretch of sea extending for tens of kilometers... collapsed!!

As if swallowed by a giant sea monster, the water level dropped rapidly, then suddenly stopped, and slowly rose, gradually exceeding the dock and the residential buildings on the shore, rising continuously, like a majestic deep blue mountain rising from the ground.

"Ha~, I told you there were fish in the sea!"

With a joyful voice, the boy suddenly lifted his fishing rod upwards.

moment.

The sea area, stretching for tens of kilometers, exploded open, and a magnificent white shadow rolled up hundreds of millions of tons of seawater, soaring into the sky, piercing through heaven and earth, rumbling and scattering the sea of ​​clouds, filling the sky, and obscuring all vision.

The violently churning clouds bombarded each other, making the entire sky look as bizarre as a Van Gogh painting!

That thing was ridiculously large; when its enormous head blasted through the sea of ​​clouds, most of its body was submerged beneath the surface.

Everything seemed to slow down, and you could even clearly see that magnificent, snow-white body slowly rising, carrying more than ten kilometers of sea of ​​clouds toward the stratosphere above.

But everyone knew it was an illusion.

That was an illusion caused by the sheer magnificence of the enormous beast.

After an unknown period of time, the tiny tail, so thin that it was only a few dozen meters in diameter, whipped through the sea of ​​clouds like a whip and disappeared into the unknown depths of the sky.

at last.

The hundreds of millions of tons of seawater that were swept into the sky poured out from the stratosphere, causing the entire city of Fuyuki, and even more than 100 kilometers of coastline, to collapse. Torrential rain poured down, leaving only a "meteorite crater" with a diameter of seven or eight kilometers on the sea surface.

"Is this... a question of whether or not it's a fish or not?"

Da Vinci, soaked to the bone, looked at the sky and murmured.

Through the thin sea of ​​clouds, a sprawling, enormous black shadow could be faintly seen, almost exceeding the stratosphere. After climbing to its limit, it was being captured by the planet's gravity and crashing down like an asteroid.

Without a doubt, a behemoth of this magnitude, if it were to fall, would likely sink Fuyuki City and several surrounding cities, if not the entire Neon Islands...

now.

Countless people are also looking up at the sky.

However, this wasn't Fuyuki. In this torrential rain, which felt like the sky had collapsed, a normal person would have already taken shelter in a roadside shop or at home.

Instead, it was a group of people from the depths of that dimension who stared blankly at the sky, muttering, "I knew it, Lezi God's understanding of fishing and my understanding of fishing are not the same..."

The seasoned anglers felt inferior, as they could only catch fish weighing 30 or 40 pounds at most, a memory they would cherish for a lifetime.

Look at them, even Godzilla can pull out a hook.

now.

Before the behemoth even landed, fish began to fall sporadically from the sky: giant squid, great white sharks, blue-ringed octopuses... and even some with wingspans of over ten meters...

Wait, a bird?

"No, why are there birds in the sea?"

Hikigaya was stunned.

"No...that's not a bird, that's a sphinx!"

Da Vinci stared at the "bird" that had fallen into the sea, its body black, with the body of a lion and a golden mask with a human face. The sphinx's eyes rolled back and its head was twisted into a strange shape.

This poor guy was clearly brushed against when the giant beast broke through the water and was killed instantly.

"But doesn't this thing live in the inner sea of ​​stars?"

Da Vinci looked constipated and had a difficult expression.

No, your sea fishing involves fishing for fantasy species in the inner sea of ​​the stars.

Rosser: You mean it's not the sea?