Knights Don't Need a Youthful Romance Story

"Do I need my memories erased?"

When she said those words, she already had the answer in her heart.

But unexpectedly, Luo Zhen gave a negative answer:

"No need."

This result came as a great surprise to Narumi Ryou.

Luo Zhen continued to explain:

"Being able to clearly witness what happened that day shows your exceptional talent."

"Even though what they saw was a purified image, it's still very commendable that they were able to remain rational."

"Plus, we're currently short-staffed."

"So, you're probably going to be absorbed."

Although Luo Zhen's words were somewhat incoherent, and he seemed to lack brainstem function and didn't know how to add subjects to his sentences.

But Narumi knew very well what Luo Zhen was talking about.

After all, he had already explained the relevant topics several times.

"That's it.

Nodding, Narumi looked thoughtfully at the apple in his hand, then took a big bite.

Seeing Narumi's expression, Luo Zhen smiled and said:

"Well then, let me introduce myself."

"My name is Luo Zhen, and I am the president of the Human Rights Protection Agency."

"Don't ask why it's president and not some other title."

"In conclusion, Ming Piaoliang, I formally invite you to join the Human Rights Protection Agency."

Similar words seem to have been said to Luo Zhen a few years ago.

Now Luo Zhen has brought it up again and repeated it.

"good!

His hands, stained with apple juice, firmly grasped Luo Zhen's palm.

With this, Chairman Luo Zhen's first large-scale cleanup operation since taking office was officially completed.

【Finish】

Ending bonus

In the empty classroom, Sakata Gintoki, wearing a white lab coat, pushed up his frameless glasses.

He spoke to the empty classroom:

"Well then, next I, Ginpachi-sensei, will read some words of farewell from a certain author after the completion of their work."

"The reason I am reading it is because the author himself said that he was ashamed to face people because the ending was somewhat rushed and he wanted to come up with something new, so he decided to let someone else read it."

"The protagonist of this book is currently working overtime at a high intensity, so this task has fallen to me, your beloved Ginpachi-sensei."

As he spoke, Sakata Gintoki took a letter out of his pocket and began to read it:

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, dear readers!

By the time you read this letter, this book will be finished. To be honest, I feel a little ashamed; the ending felt rushed, many parts were left unresolved, and I hadn't properly considered how to conclude it.

So there wasn't enough buildup. After thinking it over, I decided to end it this way.

[I've mentioned the reasons for the hasty ending several times in the group before. One reason is that time has become increasingly tight since graduating and starting work, and the other is that I've been experiencing health problems and have been taking medication and receiving IV drips to recuperate.]

I won't go into the specifics; there's no point in saying more.

Next, let's talk about this book.

I have a deep affection for this book, as it has been with me since May 3, 2021, for a full 807 days, two years and two and a half months. It has always been a very important part of my daily life.

[Luo Zhen has become a name that I keep thinking about unintentionally, so often that it's making me a little nauseous, hahaha.]

But this book should end now, just like my university life.

It always has to end eventually; there's nothing that can be done about it.

At first, this book brought me a lot of joy, but also a lot of distress and pain, causing me to fall into a state of inner turmoil and suffering. But now, it seems like it doesn't matter anymore.

Just like Luo Zhen's final moments, there wasn't much clutter, only the simplest impression.

I will still remember it long afterward, and I will also remember the characters in the book.

This is the fourth book I've completed on Hedgehog Cat, and I still maintain the record of successfully completing all my books. I will continue to work hard in the future.

[Actually, I said I would start a new book during the Chinese New Year, but I kept putting it off.]

[I think it might be possible recently, but I need to take care of my health first. I'll get a blood test in a couple of days, and if the values ​​are within an acceptable range, I'll start writing the new book.]

[To the above, Qing Cong, your rather irresponsible authors]

He read it aloud in his own unique, emotionless yet somewhat decadent voice.

Sakata Gintoki stared at the letter in his hand and pondered for a few seconds.

Then he picked up the chalk and wrote a few large characters on the blackboard.

"It's over, time to go back and eat strawberry Christmas."

With a casual flick of his wrist, Sakata Gintoki tossed the chalk aside and strode out of the classroom with an air of indifference.

Only a few large characters remained on the blackboard.

【End of book】