Danrito, become a consultant for the Millennium Game!

Nagisa, who had the nerve to pack the four of them into the cram school club and then take them all away, didn't think it would be a good idea to talk to them individually at this moment. Hanako's expression was a little cold. "Or have you already decided what to do? The cram school club is just a way for you to deal with some people more conveniently, right?"

"Ahem... Hanako-san, what's wrong with you?"

Perhaps because Hanako was the first to reveal all her secrets, Nagisa looked a little flustered and even choked on the black tea in his mouth.

"Ah~ Are you surprised?"

Feeling she had a slight advantage in the conversation, Hanako couldn't help but curl up the corners of her mouth. "Just recall what Nagisa-san has done every day, and analyze your personality a little. Given our current situation and the upcoming Eden Treaty signing ceremony, isn't it clear what Nagisa-san wants to do?"

"...As expected of Hanako-san, your wisdom surpasses most of your peers."

Although he felt a bit embarrassed, but after learning from Danrito the true intention of Hanako deliberately getting a low score, Nagisa could understand Hanako's current negative attitude and hostility towards her.

"Hanako-san, I understand that you're disgusted by the factional fighting within Trinity College, and even deliberately tarnish your image over it. However, Trinity's efforts in this regard have truly brought about a lot of changes."

Nagisa thought about it, recalling the sarcastic remarks Danrito had made to her, and finally decided to have a good talk with Hanako in front of her.

"As the former top-ranked genius of the academy, Hanako, you must be familiar with the history of Trinity. Then, you should also know the state of chaos within Trinity before the tea party."

"…There are numerous political parties, and they are constantly fighting each other. Simply because of ideological differences, one faction will kill the other."

Hanako's comment was particularly sharp, and although Nagisa's expression looked a little grim after hearing this, rationally speaking, she knew that Hanako's comment was not actually exaggerated at all.

It’s just that the official records of Holy Trinity today slightly embellish the events of that period.

Before the tea party, the internal struggle of Trinity was far more brutal than the dispute between Trinity and Gehenna.

"Hanako-san, from the original numerous factions to the current Tea Party as the leader, they've managed to mediate conflicts between the various factions and bring basic unity to Trinity College. I think Hanako-san can't deny this progress, right?"

"Ah."

Hanako naturally knew this. How could a brilliant student who was so well-versed in Trinity's history not know about recent events?

To be honest, facing Nagisa's invitation today, Hanako had originally decided not to come.

She had long since said she hated the factional fighting and the atmosphere within Trinity. If she didn't want to accept Nagisa's invitation today, Hanako could find a hundred reasons to refuse the meeting with Nagisa.

But when he thought about what Danrito said to him that day, after seeing life other than being a student.

After experiencing a day of adult life with Danrito.

After thinking about the meaning of being a student.

In the end, Hanako came to the tea party prepared by Nagisa.

"During the protracted factional struggles, the leaders of the factions eventually realized the dangers of continued internal conflict. Fueled by various factors, the Tea Party emerged to mediate between all the conflicts and achieve a superficial reconciliation within the Holy Trinity."

Nagisa folded her hands on her knees and said to Hanako, "The forefathers of the Holy Trinity spent a long time promoting reconciliation among the representatives and the tea ceremony of the new era. Perhaps with a little more time, the factional struggles within the Holy Trinity will gradually disappear."

"I don't deny this future." Hanako lowered her eyes, "It's just that I can't see that future right now."

"Maybe, when you become the organizer of the next tea party, you can realize this future yourself."

Nagisa's words made Hanako look up, and she wanted to confirm whether she had heard something wrong.

Nagisa, who said this in front of him, was also under pressure, but one of the people who had previously felt that Hanako could take over the position of the tea party chief was Nagisa.

"Being the chairman of the Tea Party isn't an easy job. You have to mediate conflicts between the various factions while also being careful not to be accused of taking sides. After all, while the Tea Party is nominally the highest governing body of the Holy Trinity, in reality it serves as a mediator between the various organizations."

Nagisa sighed wearily, "Only a powerful external enemy can unite the forces scattered across the various Trinity societies. Normally, you wouldn't know how complex the conflicts between the leaders of the various groups can be..."

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234. Hifumi waved her hand and created a storm in the black market

Nagisa sighed wearily, "Only a powerful external enemy can unite the forces scattered across the various Trinity societies. Normally, you wouldn't know how complex the conflicts between the leaders of the various groups can be..."

"Hanako-san, you think the factional fighting is disgusting, but you've only experienced a small part of it. The pressure of being the chairperson of the tea party is much greater than what you usually encounter..."

This was the first time that Nagisa confided the troubles he encountered as the tea party chairman to ordinary students.

It was also the first time that Hanako heard the high-ranking tea party chairman share the various troubles he encountered at work.

Hanako has never really liked Nagisa, and even now, she probably wouldn't admit that she likes Nagisa.

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It was only through Nagisa's narration that Hanako gradually erased her previous stereotypes about the tea party chairman. It was not until this time that Hanako got to know the tea party chairman named Nagisa again.

"...We've been talking for three hours without realizing it, Hanako-san."

Nagisa had never held a tea party this long before. Even when the three of them, Mika, and Seiya had a tea party together, they rarely had such in-depth conversations.

Generally speaking, the tea party between the three of them would often end with Weihua not being able to understand Shengya's enigmatic tone and starting to run away in anger.

And now, the conversation with Hanako, who was on the same level as him, made Nagisa feel a kind of pleasure he had never felt before.

This was completely different from the feeling of having a tea party with Hifumi, or even a tea party with three people. Hanako's communication was neither as big-breasted and brainless as Mika, nor as unpredictable as Shengya, and certainly not as lively and cheerful as Hifumi, making her likeable.

But the communication with Hanako put the two on an equal footing. Their knowledge levels were at the same level, their words were not riddles, and there was no lag in their communication.

——Although Hanako hasn't completely changed her opinion of Nagisa yet, so her words occasionally contain some sarcasm, but that is much less aggressive than the arguments that Nagisa had faced when a dozen or so club leaders gathered together for a meeting over the next round of funding allocation.

"It's been such a pleasure chatting with you, Hanako-san. Perhaps I should have invited you to tea sooner."

Satisfiedly pushing the finished cake plate aside, Nagisa sighed, "I really should thank Mr. Danrito for his teachings. How can I repay him next time?"

The great success of today's tea party with Hanako reminded Nagisa of the first tea party yesterday, the one where Fumi was invited.

The conversation with Hifumi allowed Nagisa to once again understand Hifumi's not-so-complicated inner world. Nagisa's worry that 'Hifumi is the hidden leader of a terrorist organization' was completely dispelled during the serious conversation with Hifumi.

"Really?! Lord Nagisa, where on earth did that rumor come from?!"

Facing Nagisa's serious questioning, Hifumi quickly waved her hands and explained in astonishment: "How could I possibly join a terrorist organization? I only wanted to rescue Lord Peloro who was kidnapped by an unscrupulous businessman!"

"Peloro...?" Nagisa's eyebrows jumped, as if he imagined what happened next. "So, Hifumi-san, why did you go to the black market?"

"That's because! Unscrupulous merchants on the black market have hoarded a lot of limited-edition Peloro dolls, intending to use these Peloro dolls to drive up the price!"

At the mention of such things, Hifumi's eyes couldn't help but blaze with anger. "That crosses my bottom line as a Pelor-sama fanatic! Pelor-sama should be a person who brings joy to everyone, not a speculative commodity to be driven up to exorbitant prices! He should not be exploited by those black market traders and made a sacrifice for their own quick-get-rich-quick schemes!"

"Doing this will only make more people hate Lord Pelolo! That's why I took action!"

Hifumi waved her hand and said righteously, "What I hate most is someone trampling on this feeling called 'happiness'!"

"Hifumi-san..."

Nagisa was somewhat surprised, not only by the fact that the entire story was completely different from the intelligence she had gathered and her own speculation based on that information, but also by Hifumi's thoughts on the "Peloro doll." Honestly, even Nagisa sometimes found it difficult to understand why Hifumi was so passionate about the Peloro doll, even though... that white doll was indeed quite cute.

But is cuteness alone enough to make Hifumi chase that doll so fanatically?

Now, Nagisa found his answer in Hifumi in front of him and in the words Hifumi said.

Ajitani Hifumi regards 'Peloro' as a symbol of happiness, and sincerely hopes that everyone can have this happiness.

Anyone who dares to trample on this "happiness" will have to face the flames ignited by Hifumi's fanatical love - perhaps, Hifumi is the one who can best be called a "fanatic"?

Perhaps happiness in this world exists in more than just the form of "Peloro," and Hifumi simply chose the kind of "happiness" she could best understand and that was most concrete. But she was just a student, after all. Why was she being so demanding of a student, a child?

Sooner or later, Hifumi will understand that there are ways to be happy in the world besides 'Peloro'. By that time, perhaps it will be the day when she becomes an 'adult'.

As for doubting Hifumi's words? Nagisa shook her head. From those eyes, clear enough to see into her heart, Nagisa already knew that every word Hifumi said was sincere.

"Hehe~" Nagisa chuckled, feeling ashamed for ever doubting Hifumi. This chuckle made Hifumi, who was posing, ask in confusion, "Nagisa-sama? Is there anything so funny?"

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"No, I just suddenly remembered something happy."

"What? Can you tell me, Nagisa-sama?"

"It's an anime I've seen before, from the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, called 'Maze Rice'. It tells a lot of interesting things."

However, Nagisa, who had confidently prepared for the third tea party, suffered a Waterloo with Koharu. Although Nagisa knew Koharu wasn't a "traitor," merely a fill-in, Koharu was so nervous that she activated her "fright radar" four or five times in a row at Nagisa's words, creating a very awkward atmosphere. But let's not talk about that, shall we?

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235. Tea Party with Azusa

"To be honest, I was the last person to be interviewed, and I was very surprised."

Bai Zhouzi sat on the chair that the three people from the supplementary class had sat on before. Her back was straight and her expression looked as if she had prepared for something.

"No need to be so nervous, Azusa-kun."

Nagisa called over the tea party classmate next to her and added black tea to her and Azusa's cups.

"The current situation is obviously due to the contribution of Mr. Danrito who acted as a middleman." Nagisa raised his teacup and took a sip, then smiled at Shirasu Azusa who was tense in front of him.

"What does my coming here have to do with Dan Lidou?" Azusa looked a little confused, not understanding how his coming to the tea party was related to Dan Lidou, the club's consultant.

"If it weren't for his advice, I might still be agonizing over meaningless things." Nagisa chuckled softly, then revealed a slightly resentful expression. "But when I think about it, every time Mr. Danrito brings up this kind of thing, his sarcasm is incredibly disrespectful. He genuinely shows no respect for me, the chairman of the tea party."

"Mr. Dan Reito's personality is indeed like this." Bai Zhouzi has been with Dan Reito in the cram school department for almost a month. Although he can't say that he is familiar with Dan Reito's personality, he is definitely familiar with it.

"For that person, we are not yet worthy of his attention. He is not a teacher, just an advisor to the club. His current attitude is already quite responsible."

How can I describe Shirasu Azusa's attitude towards Dan Rito... They are not too familiar with each other, but he still has some knowledge of Dan Rito's talents.

The magical game cartridge allowed the students in the cram school to achieve almost comprehensive improvement in just two weeks. Even that stupid Koharu was able to miraculously pass the exam within two weeks with the help of this cartridge. Doesn't this prove something?

"It's okay even though he didn't really intervene in our affairs—he even used game cartridges to teach us how to study."

"Mr. Zi, could you please tell me something about this game cartridge?"

When chatting with Hanako, Nagisa wasted too much time on other topics and therefore didn't get to the topic of the game cartridge. When chatting with Hifumi, Nagisa didn't understand what Hifumi was saying because her descriptions were too abstract.

As for Koharu… her awkwardness radar went off four or five times. The whole situation was ridiculously awkward. How could they even have a smooth conversation? The only thing Nagisa learned from that afternoon tea with Koharu was just how hard it was for Hasumi to take care of Koharu.

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Nagisa thought distressedly, "Can Koharu really do a good job in the Justice Realization Committee... Honestly, I'm suddenly worried about the composition of the next Justice Realization Committee..."

Nagisa had heard about Dan Rito's cartridge tutorial from Hifumi, but only partially understood it. Furthermore, Dan Rito was prone to disappearing, so it was difficult for Nagisa to find him and ask him questions. It was obvious that Shirasu Azusa was the most suitable person to understand this game cartridge.

"Game cartridges... Danrito calls them teaching tools. They're supposed to help us understand and master knowledge faster."

Zi blinked and spoke calmly, "That being said, the essence of the program is to stimulate our enthusiasm for learning through a special mechanism, making us want to learn on our own. Combined with more concise and clear explanations and customized teaching plans for each individual, the goal is ultimately to improve academic performance."

"Hmm... so, this game cartridge isn't just pouring knowledge directly into your heads?"

Nagisa showed a look of understanding: "The day before yesterday, I heard Hifumi's half-understood talk, and it seems that I really misunderstood something..."

In Nagisa's imagination, this so-called game cartridge-assisted learning was more like some kind of cyber learning method where a tube is inserted into the back of the brain, cramming knowledge into the brain like inserting a USB drive...

Nagisa couldn't help but blush when she thought about how imaginative she had been a few days ago. Fortunately, she hadn't rushed to question Danrito the other day—it was because of Danrito that she had been able to overturn her "theory of the culprit" a few days ago.

"Of course not, what are you thinking?" Zi showed a strange expression. How did he do that? He couldn't just insert the cassette into his head, right?

"Rather, it's because Danrito doesn't know how to teach, so he uses cassette tapes to complete all the teaching tasks."

Having said that, Zi, who was a little thirsty, picked up the teacup, squinted his eyes slightly, and took a sip of black tea.

"But it's okay this way. Specialized people should do specialized things. I have indeed grown a lot through the study these days."

"He's grown a lot..." Nagisa thought about Shirasu Azusa's grades when he first entered school, then compared them with his first test results. He nodded in approval, "Indeed, judging by the test scores alone, the effectiveness of the cassette teaching method is obvious to all. I wonder if Mr. Danrito has considered expanding the cassette teaching method to Trinity..."

Nagisa's mumbling made Azusa, who was sitting opposite her, a little uncontrollable. She quickly added some shortcomings of cassette learning, which at least suppressed Nagisa's thoughts a little.

"Hmm...it can't be used continuously, as it might cause addiction in students..." After hearing this, Nagisa's idea of ​​promoting Danrito's 'teaching' cartridges became much less appealing. Relying on a reward system for learning isn't a problem, but the potential for strange consequences, which could lead to unusual problems, would be counterproductive.

"Mr. Danrito is so brave to use this kind of teaching method on you, and you really dare to accept it just like that..."

Nagisa looked at Shirasu Azusa with a hint of worry. After all, he had gotten the guaranteed answer from Danrito that these four people were actually fine. For such a student, Nagisa would still fulfill his duties as the tea party chairman. "This teaching space is completely uncontrollable once you enter it. Is the reward mechanism also based on directly testing what students like... No wonder Hifumi talked to me about cassettes for so long. It was all about Mr. Peroro, and I was completely confused..."

"It's Hifumi-san after all," Azusa said, not surprised at the outcome of the conversation.

Zi turned her head and looked around. The students at the tea party had already left, turning the garden into a private conversation space for just the two of them. This situation made Zi a little confused.

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