Knights Don't Need a Youthful Romance Story

"No."

On the campus of Soubu High School, Luo Zhen, with a long face, and Elena, with a big smile, formed a stark contrast.

The conversation just now happened no less than three times within ten minutes after school ended.

Every time, Elena's answer was that she hadn't finished reading it.

Come to think of it, what can you possibly watch in just a few minutes?

"So what exactly made you decide to come to school?"

Looking at Elena bouncing around in front of him, Luo Zhen felt like he was being utterly pissed off.

A beautiful day begins and ends with seeing this scumbag witch.

"Of course, it's out of curiosity."

Turning around, Elena, hands on her hips, said matter-of-factly.

She had never attended such a school in her own world.

Although there were similar small lectures when she first started learning magic, Elena graduated from them very quickly because she learned so fast.

Later, because she easily defeated a much older magician during the assessment, she received considerable attention (in a negative sense).

After all, easily defeating the older mage made the older mage feel both embarrassed and extremely jealous.

If it weren't for Fran, Elena might still be struggling to pass the witch's test.

Well, we've gotten a bit off-topic.

Yesterday, after learning about the specifics of this world, Elena discovered that she seemed to be of school age.

So she thought, since she can't travel for the time being, why not come to school?

It just so happens that Luo Zhen is here too, so everything falls into place naturally.

"as long as you are happy."

Luo Zhen took out his phone, glanced at the time, and said without looking up.

This guy is so annoying, when will this ever end?

Luo Zhen was internally frantic.

As a young boy, he came to understand, in a way, why adult men don't like shopping with women.

"By the way, according to the customs here, should I join a club?"

Looking at the boys playing soccer on the playground, Elena asked with some curiosity.

The seemingly very gentle female researcher mentioned this yesterday, but Elena didn't listen very carefully at the time.

My whole heart is focused on the world map I just got.

"Yes, most students will join a club or organization."

"Of course, there are some exceptions."

If Luo Zhen remembers correctly, the pink dumpling who chatted happily with Elena during the day had not joined the club before the story began.

After the request was successfully resolved, I joined the Service Society.

Ugh, this name is terrible no matter how you look at it.

"Naro, what club have you joined?"

"Me? I'm from Hung Hing."

With his hands in his pockets, Luo Zhen said.

Irene wasn’t sure if it was just her imagination, but she felt that Luo Zhen had a rather arrogant expression for a moment.

But upon closer inspection, it seems like it doesn't exist.

Illusion?

"So what club do you think I should join?"

Passing by the activity rooms, Elena turned to Luo Zhen and asked.

She didn't really know much about these clubs.

So I decided to listen to Luo Zhen's opinion.

"Let me think about it?"

Recalling his understanding of the clubs at school, Luo Zhen said:

"I won't talk about the clubs I'm not familiar with, but I'll just briefly talk about the clubs I am familiar with."

"First of all, there are a few clubs you shouldn't join."

"For example, tennis club, service club, meat processing club, etc."

"The tennis club has a terrible reputation. They get thrashed by other schools in every tournament, but they always act all high and mighty when they go back to school."

"And I heard that their club president has a very problematic lifestyle. Several girls who left the tennis club said so."

"The Service Club is a one-person club formed by a very self-centered girl who got in through connections. Going there is just asking for trouble."

This is Luo Zhen's true feeling.

The so-called Service Society is a jack-of-all-trades shop that doesn't charge any fees.

Not only will you have to put in the effort, but you might also get a sharp tongue from Yukino Yukinoshita.

What kind of people go to which clubs?

"And then there's the meat modification department, which is full of muscular hunks."

"If you want to become a muscular melee witch, you can consider it."

Luo Zhen rambled on about his understanding of the club.

Elena's expression changed from initial curiosity to slight disdain.

"You talk too much, like a mother hen... No, I didn't say anything."

When Elena noticed Luo Zhen's death stare, she swallowed back what she was about to say.

This isn't called following one's heart; it's called assessing the situation and making decisions based on circumstances.

Irene was trying to comfort herself.

Then he silently followed behind Luo Zhen, visiting these clubs.

"You don't need to rush. This semester is almost over, and it won't be a big problem to consider joining a club next semester."

Luo Zhen paused briefly as he passed an activity room.

The sign in that activity room reads "Service Society".

"You seemed to have mentioned this club earlier?"

Elena curiously leaned closer.

This club...

Is it serious?

For some reason, the moment Elena saw the club's name, she immediately thought of many things that were inappropriate for children.

"Yes, the Service Society."

Looking through the small glass window at the entrance, only Yukino Yukinoshita was in the activity room; there was no sign of the self-destructing truck.

Come to think of it, the prerequisite for Hachiman Hikigaya to join the Service Club was to be in Shizuka Hiratsuka's class, and he would be forced to join the Service Club only after writing an essay that would simultaneously anger both Shizuka Hiratsuka and the biology teacher.

Hachiman Hikigaya has not yet met this requirement.

Seemingly noticing that someone was watching her, Yukino Yukinoshita put down her book and looked over.

Luo Zhen and Elena just happened to make eye contact.

"Excuse me, what's the matter?"

Standing up, Yukino Yukinoshita walked to the door of the activity room, opened the door, and asked the two of them.

"No, it's nothing, I just happened to be passing by."

Luo Zhen explained that he didn't want to be seen as a suspicious person by Yukino Yukinoshita.

Without a doubt, this guy's narcissism is on par with that of the scumbag witch.

"Excuse me, are you a new transfer student?"

At that moment, Yukino Yukinoshita noticed Elena next to Rozen.

As someone who remembers everyone in the school (as she claims), Yukino Yukinoshita assures that Elena is not on the previous roster.

Considering the news she'd heard about a transfer student arriving today, Yukino Yukinoshita easily guessed Elaina's identity.

"Ah, yes, my name is Elena."

"If there's nothing else, I'll head back now."

After saying that, Yukino Yukinoshita went back to the activity room on her own and closed the door.

"She seems like a very difficult person to approach."

Elena said thoughtfully.

"Yeah, just like you."

"Is this how you see me, a beautiful and intelligent person?"

"..."

"Say something, will you?!"

Luo Zhen remained silent.

Chapter 181 The White-Haired Guy Who Never Goes Out of Character No Matter What He Does

Ultimately, under Elena's 'coercion,' Luo Zhen reluctantly and perfunctorily admitted that Elena was a gentle and beautiful woman.

The moment he uttered those words, Luo Zhen felt a pang of conscience.

"Let's go, it's time to go to the research institute."

Carrying her bag, Luo Zhen strode towards the school gate.

Although Elena wanted to keep watching, she obediently followed Luo Zhen and left the school.

What a guy who has absolutely no consideration for girls!

If looks could inflict real damage, then Elena's gaze would probably have already riddled Luo Zhen with holes.

"So you don't have to go to any clubs?"

Elena asked, somewhat curiously.

Joining a club but not going to participate, what's going on?

"It's okay, most people in this club are like me. I joined the club to avoid the teachers' nagging."

Although the club's name is very arrogant, it is essentially a way to avoid the teacher's nagging.

It also provides a place for members of the "Going Home Club" who do not want to be called that club, and the school tacitly approves of the existence of this club.

It's better for a group of people who don't participate in club activities to gather together than for them to disperse and join other clubs.

Therefore, this club actually doesn't have any activities.

At most, it's just a group of people getting together to brag or something.

Because the club had a large number of members, they were given a larger activity room.

Consequently, the club's activity funding was essentially zero.

However, 8823 and the others don't seem to care.

They would rather spend their own money to hold events than use the funds for food and drink.

I feel like I'd lose face pretty badly.