Knights Don't Need a Youthful Romance Story

Ahem, the author knows nothing (innocent look).

"Then I'll leave first?"

Luo Zhen asked tentatively.

Surrounded by several cute girls in the hallway, Luo Zhen felt a little strange.

It wasn't because I was shy, but because the people around me were watching and whispering.

As prominent figures on campus, the members of the Light Music Club attract attention wherever they go.

Many boys wanted to get close to the girls in the Light Music Club, but unfortunately, none of them succeeded.

This actually made K-On! even more popular.

Now, if you suddenly strike up a conversation with a guy, you'll naturally attract attention.

That boy looks unfamiliar.

'I know him. I think he's in Class A, the same class as Sakamoto.'

'Is it that Sakamoto?'

'Otherwise, which Sakamoto would be in Class A?'

Although the discussion was about Ryoujin, Sakamoto was mentioned the most.

There's no way around it, Luo Zhen is just too low-key. She hardly interacts with other students at school, but her behavior doesn't give people the impression of being 'aloof' or 'unapproachable'.

So much so that most people's impression of him is simply, "Oh, there's such a person."

And that's it. In comparison, Sakamoto has more topics for others to discuss.

Before long, the focus of everyone's conversation shifted from Luo Zhen to Sakamoto.

"Okay, goodbye, Xiao Zhen!"

With a cute wave, Hirasawa Yui seemed to have no intention of stopping him.

Although I really want to invite Xiaozhen to hang out, I have a feeling that Xiaozhen seems to have a lot on her mind lately.

Hirasawa Yui thought with a slight sense of regret.

She didn't know why she felt this way, but she could sense that Luo Zhen seemed to have something on his mind.

"Goodbye, and don't call me that!"

He subconsciously responded with a sentence, a habitual remark from Luo Zhen.

He didn't expect Hirasawa to change his mind.

"Never."

As expected, Hirasawa Yui smiled and refused Luo Zhen's request.

With a silent sigh, Luo Zhen turned and left.

Sakamoto didn't know if he had gone back to the classroom, but he decided to go check anyway.

As soon as he turned the corner, Sakamoto, his glasses reflecting light, appeared in front of Rozen.

"Huh? Sakamoto, what are you doing here?"

Looking at Sakamoto with some surprise, Luo Zhen wondered if it was just his imagination, but he felt that he saw a trace of disappointment in Sakamoto's eyes.

It's like trying to eat a melon but failing to get to eat it.

Wait, how did I see his eyes?

"It's nothing, let's go buy some drinks."

Sakamoto gently pushed up his glasses and changed the subject.

We can't say he's been secretly watching and trying to get some gossip.

"Huh? You didn't buy any?"

Hearing Luo Zhen's questioning voice, Sakamoto walked away without turning his head, even quickening his pace.

Looking at Sakamoto's retreating figure, Luo Zhen slowly typed a question mark.

What's the situation?

So many strange things happened today.

Shaking his head, Luo Zhen quickly followed in Sakamoto's footsteps.

When I got back to the classroom, there were still a minute or two before class started.

The students who had returned from the office had regained their excitement and were chattering incessantly with those around them.

Stop looking, I'm talking to you, Aki Tomoya.

"I ran around everywhere this weekend, but I still couldn't find that girl. I'm so disappointed."

Sitting in his seat, Aki Tomoya felt very regretful.

On Friday night, he met his ideal woman again. Although it was just a fleeting glimpse, he was convinced that she was the woman he was looking for.

So he spent his entire Saturday and Sunday searching for the female lead.

As a result, two days were wasted, and nothing was found.

"Damn it, how could it disappear in the blink of an eye!"

Clenching his fists, Aki Tomoya looked quite unwilling.

He was momentarily stunned when he saw the girl, and by the time he came to his senses, she was gone.

No matter how hard he searched, he couldn't find it.

"By the way, Luo Zhen, what did you do this weekend?"

For some reason, Aki Tomoya suddenly turned the conversation to Luo Zhen, who was thinking about the oolong tea recipe.

This guy still hasn't given up on the idea of ​​Laro joining the gang.

So he would try to strike up a conversation with Luo Zhen whenever he had the chance, hoping to improve their relationship.

"That's a good question."

Staring with dead fish eyes, Luo Zhen looked at Aki Tomoya, unsure of what to say.

What did I do?

On Saturday, I watched as the amazing investigator Tom solved a strange incident that had baffled everyone.

That night, I even took down a group of Devourers on the road.

I spent the whole day working at the research institute on Sunday, and incidentally got a beating from a restless ghoul.

By the way, the female protagonist you met on Friday was also someone I kidnapped. She wasn't behaving herself the whole way, so I gave her a good beating.

It should be lying on the lab bench by now, or maybe it's been bottled.

Although Luo Zhen really wanted to say that, he couldn't.

Ultimately, all the words can be summed up in one sentence:

"Sleep at home."

It's just so unpretentious.

Chapter Sixty-Five: Tomie! You're awake!

"Huh? Aren't there any other activities?"

Aki Tomoya said in a very exaggerated way.

His body language looked like that of a mime actor from the last century, full of comical absurdity.

Rolling his eyes, Luo Zhen silently turned his head away, indicating that he didn't want to pay attention to this idiot.

"Actually, I think you can play more games. I have quite a few recommendations here."

Seeing that Luo Zhen had turned his head away, Aki Tomo didn't pay any attention and continued to chatter on about his favorite games.

He talked about everything from regular games to slightly erotic visual novels.

While making recommendations, the author also constantly reveals spoilers and provides analysis, incorporating a large number of personal opinions.

What he didn't notice was that the way people around him were looking at him was getting increasingly strange.

Let's not even talk about the girls who already disliked Aki Tomoya.

It's basically like the waste has changed from non-combustible waste to hazardous waste.

Some of the boys also began to look at Aki Tomoya with increasingly hostile eyes.

Their expressions conveyed one message: Spoilers will get you killed!

Clearly, Aki Tomoya's reputation in the class has once again declined.

If there's a bottom line for reputation, Aki Tomoya is practically forgotten.

'This guy is so noisy.'

Hearing what sounded like hundreds of ducks quacking in his ears, Luo Zhen began to get a little impatient.

How can this guy be so talkative?

My initially good patience was gradually worn down.

In this respect alone, Tomoya Aki has already surpassed many containment objects.

Finally, Luo Zhen couldn't hold back any longer.

Turning his head expressionlessly, Luo Zhen calmly uttered two words:

"Shut up."

There was no anger, nor any frustration.

It's as if you've simply uttered a word that has no meaning whatsoever.

The soft sound reached everyone's ears precisely.

But Aki Tomoya suddenly felt a sense of panic.

It was as if they had provoked something dangerous.

A familiar fear welled up from the depths of his bones, rendering Aki Tomoya speechless.

Shivering, Aki Tomoya, who was now completely silent, awkwardly sat back down in his seat.

The students around Luo Zhen immediately looked at him with admiration.

The guy who could shut up Aki Tomoya with just one sentence is no ordinary person.

After Aki Tomoya shut up, the atmosphere around him became somewhat silent for a moment.

It wasn't just Aki Tomoya who was startled; they all felt somewhat uneasy.

Things gradually returned to normal after the teacher entered the classroom.

"Hmm? Why is it so quiet today?"

The middle-aged teacher, whose hair was thinning, glanced at the students below the stage with some surprise.

The classroom was always noisy when I came to class the past two days, especially the voices of several boys that could be heard from several classrooms away.

But why is it so quiet today?

"But it has nothing to do with me."

Shrugging, the middle-aged teacher spread out his lesson preparation notes and began the lesson.

He didn't care what had happened.

He doesn't care whether someone is being bullied or the bully is being beaten.

If someone is being bullied, the teacher's actions will only make things worse.

The bully got beaten up?

He clapped his hands in delight.