Si vis pacem, para bellum.
If you wish for peace, prepare for war. A Latin phrase commonly known and often cited in fiction. Often in a negative way, highlighting fragile peace or forcing good people to commit atrocities.
What these stories never care about is the peace after the war. The treaty, the reparation, and everything painful that must be done to rebuild everything that broke.
In this case, the social rifts that were opened have to be mended too.
It was called a peace treaty, but it was more like Kaguya joining the losing party for reasons that weren't obvious to the hateful idiots. The Mass Media Club girls, who were supporters of Kaguya and friends of Yukino, painted this in the best light possible.
Even today, Kaguya happily enjoyed an open tea time with the members of the Public Service Club.
"In the end, it all ends well." Karen remarked. "And we can enjoy this sight from the sidelines."
"I know, right?" Erika nodded. "I always knew that Kaguya-sama was big-hearted."
"Pfft." Hachiman scoffed.
Hachiman's reaction invited weird stares from all the girls. Contemptuously, he said: "She's only remained magnanimous because she won. You think she would accept her defeat with grace?"
Hachiman had known Kaguya for more than nine months. He knew how much of a cheating, sore loser she could be. Had Kaguya lost, the meeting afterward would be nowhere near as amicable.
"Of course she would." Erika protested. "Hikigaya-san should not say that, even if you are part of the student council!"
"That's right!" Karen nodded and huffed. "I can't believe what I'm hearing right now."
"Hikigaya-san, are you sure you didn't say that because you got mad about Yukinoshita-san losing?" Hayasaka teased him. "Could it be that you're nowhere near as neutral as you like to present yourself as?"
"Let's talk about bias." Hachiman rummaged through his pocket and playfully tossed up and caught a gacha capsule. "If you know what I mean."
Karen and Erika were unaware of what he meant, but Hayasaka was all to conscious of his meaning. Hachiman knew the contest gacha machine had been tampered with, and he had replaced it right before the contest began.
He was threatening Hayasaka, knowing that she was the prime suspect of potential sabotage. And if Hachiman was being spiteful, he could easily crush whatever schemes were running in Hayasaka's mind right now.
Still, Hayasaka didn't know Hachiman had that grudge at the time. No wonder he purposely goaded her into betting on the contest result. Kaguya's warning about Hachiman now sounded even more threatening.
"Please don't get mad." Hayasaka grinned. "To be honest, you know I am a little jealous."
Hachiman shuddered and left. "I'm going to the toilet. BRB."
"What's with Hikigaya-san? I have never seen him that cranky." Karen huffed. "Even though he has always been snippy."
"Are you two close with him?" Hayasaka suddenly asked. "It's rare for him to talk with girls outside the student council. I mean, aside from Ryuju-san, since they're super close!"
"We were in the same elective." Erika explained. "So it isn't like we're strangers, but... it's complicated."
"Is it?" Hayasaka grinned in excitement. "That means you're friends with him."
"Yeah, we weren't exactly close friends or classmates, but I guess you can call us his friends."
"But the Hikigaya-san we know has always been fair with everyone." Erika chided. "I hate to admit it, but maybe we WERE being unreasonable."
"How so?"
"He always said what he wanted, damn the consequences." Karen sighed. "Hayasaka-san likes him, so I assume you know this much? But he's a largely honest person in spite of his poor attitude. So it hurts me to admit, maybe he's onto something."
Hikigaya Hachiman wasn't just "onto something"...
As a matter of fact, he was 100% dead on the correct conclusion. Hayasaka, as the esteemed personal valet of Shinomiya Kaguya, knew this more than anyone else!
However, Hayasaka was obligated to defend her Mistress publicly, so she could not confirm it.
"Of course I do." Hayasaka laughed lightly. "After all, that's what makes him charming."
"I feel bad about doubting Kaguya-sama for even a second." Erika dramatically feigned a cry, hands up as if it were a stage drama. Heavenly light draped on her, Hayasaka could suddenly see the seemingly plain and modest girl shine!
"But really, I could not imagine Kaguya-sama being that petty." Erika gritted her teeth.
"True." Karen nodded furiously. "Even if Kaguya-sama was angry, she might not openly show her contempt."
"
Well, you two are Kaguya-sama fanatics, after all. How could you be reasonable about those feelings?" Hayasaka remarked inwardly. "
Hojo Karen did guess it correctly, though."
Had Kaguya lost, she would not show her contempt in public. She'd throw temper tantrums in private, most likely under Hayasaka's watch. And how much would Hayasaka suffer from that? A lot. A whole lot!
"Really?" Hayasaka feigned innocence. "I mean, we're classmates, but we were not close. I can't say I know Shinomiya-san well."
"You're so lucky!" The two fangirls whined. "I wish I was in the same class as her!"
"Well, I wish I'm in the same class as Hikigaya-san!" Hayasaka cheekily stuck her tongue out and winked.
"That would be a problem." Hachiman suddenly came back with two girls in tow. "Your friends came."
"Ah."
"But Hikigaya-san... do you really think Kaguya-sama would have been resentful if she had lost?" Karen decided to confront him.
"You two are close friends with Shijo Maki." Hachiman bluntly responded. "You know the answer to that question."
Erika and Karen grimaced, suddenly slapped with reality. It wasn't as if they were oblivious. In fact, they knew about it more than anything. After all, they WERE close friends with Shijo Maki.
And the relationship between Kaguya and Maki was exceedingly hostile.
They knew each other and hung out since they were in Shuchiin Middle. They were blinded by their devotion to Kaguya and selectively ignored the contradiction in their hearts.
"In fairness, it can be attributed to the hostilities between the two families." Hayasaka's face darkened, but her mischievous smile remained. "Maybe they were forced to act like that out of family pride."
"That is true." Karen blinked. "Still, as of now, they've been very civil."
"Resentment doesn't last unless nurtured." Hachiman sat down again across the table from where the group gathered. "Shinomiya is petty, but it's not like she would hate Yukinoshita forever, unless there were other circumstances."
"You may not know this, but the relationship between Miyuki and Shinomiya was terrible early on." Hachiman told them. "After all, Miyuki's rise in exam rank changed the whole social dynamic of our alumni. Of course, Shinomiya Kaguya would be effected."
"Oh."
That actually made sense.
"But they're good partners now," Hachiman smirked. "Don't you think the same thing would happen with Yukinoshita?"
"True!" Karen and Erika nodded in agreement. "I knew we could trust you, Hikigaya-san."
"You girls only hear what you want, so let me say this. Shinomiya Kaguya is arrogant, proud, and petty. But she respects people based on their merit and not their gender, wealth, or social status. If you made a fool of yourself by seeking her attention, you're nothing more than a weed to her, but if you prove your worth, she will acknowledge you."
As he said this, everyone noticed how his face softened considerably. This was something of a rarity, or better yet, it never happened publicly and was only even known about because of the spread of rumors.
But the way he smiled was unusually gentle and handsome. Even Karen and Erika felt their hearts race a bit.
Is this what people call gap moe?! Hayasaka closed her eyes, trying to compose herself.
"Ah, I forgot. I was about to go to the toilet." Hachiman grimaced and ran away. "See you in the Council, Hayasaka."
"Whoa, that smile is quite a dangerous one." Erika blushed and rubbed her head. "Come on, that's just unfair."
"Hikigaya-san can really smile like that." Karen closed her mouth. "Don't tell me he had feelings for Kagu-"
"He didn't." Hayasaka slipped a bit, which caused the girls to look at her strangely.
The girls squinted their eyes at her with suspicion. Although she was telling the truth, the timing caused her to look like she was jealous of Kaguya instead!
But she would use that misunderstanding to her advantage.
"Their relationship wasn't that good with each other, but Hikigaya-san was honest, and Shinomiya-san respected him for his abilities." Hayasaka frantically waved her hand, her face flushed and sweaty. "Naturally, they worked together well."
That was a lie! Hayasaka knew that Hachiman and Kaguya rarely were on the same page on anything. It got to the point where whenever they agreed on something, Miyuki actually felt jealous.
"Ai-chan, you should not be too deeply infatuated. If he chased you away, you'd be heartbroken." Suruga Subaru patted Hayasaka's shoulder.
"Still, girls who fall in love really become prettier." Hinokuchi Mirin remarked. "I thought that was a myth."
"Really? Is that so?" Hayasaka laughed. "Please don't be mean!"
"We're being real with you, Ai-chan!" Mirin hugged her, rubbing her cheek against Hayasaka's.
Hinokuchi Mirin was the daughter of the President of a famous advertising company. She had neck-long dark blue hair tied into a ponytail with long bangs drooping to the sides of her cheeks.
Suruga Subaru was the daughter of the President of a big IT company in Japan. She had thick, silky black hair that extended just under her shoulders. Her front bang was braided to the left side of her temple, a unique take on the otherwise generic style.
To the outsiders, they would appear to be Hayasaka's close friends. They also happened to be Kaguya's classmates.
"Don't worry, I know my boundaries." Hayasaka suddenly turned calm, and everyone noticed the shift in her expression. Gone was the image of a cheerful gal girl the moment she did that.
"Right now, Hikigaya-san isn't ready to go out with anyone. It is not like I'm desperate to date him. Just spending time with him is already fun enough."
"You should value yourself more. No one deserves to get friend-zoned." Subaru shook her head.
Hayasaka Ai lied as naturally as she breathed.
All this time, it was no secret that she showed affection toward Hachiman. She did this from the beginning when she decided to try and successfully join the Student Council. Even Kaguya sometimes thought Hayasaka was being genuine about it, but it was all a facade.
Nevertheless, her efforts had been rewarded. Almost everyone in school thought Hayasaka has a one-sided attraction toward Hachiman, reinforced by his responses to her teasing.
However, because Hayasaka had always been a low-key student, her gossip with Hachiman hadn't been as popular as Chika's or Momo's. That was why Hachiman's actions during the contest day shocked many.
Even when teasing a close female friend, Hachiman would never appear seductive like that. It had been known that Hachiman was allergic to physical intimacy, too. How he suddenly put his arm around Hayasaka's back and shoulder was almost uncharacteristic.
Maybe it wasn't as hopelessly one-sided as it appears! Those people thought. And that was how Hayasaka got her own spotlight.
...
However, contrary to the merry atmosphere of the girls, the situation with the boys couldn't be more grim. It was why Hachiman still had a foul mood.
Finding Shirogane Miyuki sulking on his desk, only to leave as soon as he was done, was jarring.
Before, he always did it slowly while chatting with Kaguya. It was their best excuse to spend time together under the pretense of work. Hachiman never cared about this since he always finished his share quickly.
Hikigaya Hachiman loathed paperwork, which is why he was relieved when Hayasaka took his old job as the General Affairs Manager, effectively splitting his workload between them.
"Oh, for fuck's sake." Momo groaned when she didn't find Miyuki. "Is he gone, Hachiman?"
"Yep." Hachiman nodded. "As soon as he finished."
"Sheesh." Momo sighed. "Looking it this way, this might be my fault."
"Is it really?" Hachiman rhetorically asked. "I'm glad you learned some conscience, but this time I think it would be rather misplaced to blame yourself like this."
Momo squirmed. She was glad that Hachiman was no longer mad at her, especially after she honestly apologized. But now she realized how fair Hachiman treated his friends and how he held onto that principle as if his life depended on it.
Hachiman never showed an ounce of a grudge after they reconciled. Even though people still gossiped about him and Yukino, and he was still working with the VIPs to deal with the fallout.
It made her even more embarrassed than before.
As for how it all began, it started last year.
"Oh dear." The President remarked at a gloomy Shirogane Miyuki. "What's the matter, General Affairs Manager Shirogane Miyuki? That's quite a dark expression you have there."
"Listen to this, Prez." Ryuju Momo carelessly put her feet on the edge of the table. If she raised them any higher, her panties would be for everyone to see. However, she paid no attention to this because no one in the school actually thought of her as a girl. "Apparently, he's been getting the cold shoulder from that Shinomiya girl and got depressed. Stupid shit, I tell ya."
"
What do you mean by that?" Shirogane Miyuki asked in disbelief. Of course, he was depressed!
"It's all over when you let people look down on ya." Momo pointed at his face. "The same goes for boys and girls! Once she looks down on ya, it's game over!"
"Yer a student council member, yer smart and don't look half bad. But yer a goddamn pushover, and look at where it's got ya?"
"Come to think of it. Was my accent ever that thick?" Momo asked as she recalled it again
"Early on, I think." Hachiman said as he tossed her a jar of kvass. Ryuju Momo had considerably softened since they got to know each other. Even her Yakuza accent had disappeared!
"I said to him...." Momo continued.
"
If ya act like the type a guy women fall for, no one will look down on ya. Ya'll never get a girl without bluffing a bit."
Taking this to heart, Shirogane Miyuki confronted Kaguya and openly challenged her. At first, Kaguya had brushed him off coldly, until Miyuki said the forbidden words.
"Are you afraid of losing?" Miyuki glared at her. His gaze was only heightened by the thick, darkened bags under his eyes. Kaguya was so shocked that Miyuki could never forget her being that taken aback.
"You're quite a clown." Kaguya frowned. "State your name."
The bluff worked, again, and again, and again.
Until it didn't.
Because Kaguya had found someone else.
"
A bluff is a bluff. A lie doesn't become true just because you start to believe it." Miyuki had dejectedly told Momo today.
"If it wasn't for my stunt, this would never have happened." Momo sighed. "Shinomiya will never become interested in Yukinoshita."
"...Are you dumb or what?" Hachiman asked. "Shinomiya was interested in Yukinoshita because she was jealous that people started to gossip about Yukinoshita and Miyuki."
"That's true, but it doesn't matter anymore."
"It does." Hachiman said. "It's because those two retards are unwilling to admit their feelings and because of that they are unable to believe that the other shares the same feelings."
"Then what we should do?"
Like it or not, Momo considered Miyuki a close friend. Now that she had started to sort her emotions out properly, she felt the need to help him in a way that wouldn't worsen the situation. And she was afraid that she would make another mistake.
"Nothing." Hachiman said. "Other than distracting him, nothing. This is Miyuki's ordeal to overcome."
If he couldn't overcome this, their relationship would fall apart.
"As long as he harbors that deep insecurity, they will never go anywhere." Hachiman snorted. "And you made Shinomiya happy, did you not?"
"Huh? All I did was find her a new distraction." Momo furrowed her eyebrows in confusion.
"You think so? But Shinomiya needed Yukinoshita more than anything." Hachiman laughed as he opened his own jar of kvass. "Those idiots, I swear to God."
Even though Kaguya was the one who felt jealous and insecure, Miyuki was the one who ended up feeling cuckolded.
Ironic.
"Still, is there nothing we can do?"
"Sure there is." Hachiman told her. "I'm saving that trump card for later, though."
やはり, 彼らが望む告白は間違っている. S2
As expected, the Confession they want is wrong S2
Original Story by: Watari Wataru and Akasaka Aka
Written by: @ZeroXSEED, Co-written by: @GoukaRyuu
Fortunately, Kaguya was nowhere near that dense. Not when she was in her best emotional state, anyhow.
Kaguya felt it was weird that Miyuki looked so listless and stressed out over the last few days, to the point where his fake eye bags became real. Her inner desire considered this a good thing, but it wasn't like she had no heart.
She wondered what was plaguing the President.
It made her concerned. Worried, even.
"
What if his health has gotten worse?"
"President, are you alright?" Kaguya offered him a cup of coffee. "You don't look good these days. Are you tired? Perhaps you're sick? You shouldn't push yourself too much."
"No." Miyuki frantically smiled. "I'm alright. Just a lot of things on my mind, that's all."
"..."
Kaguya had never seen him this flustered. Miyuki was a master of bluffing. Kaguya used to be annoyed that she couldn't catch him off guard.
Miyuki always skillfully escaped her traps, even without Hachiman's intervention. Although Kaguya blamed Hachiman, Miyuki was by no means helpless.
She had never seen him this weak and vulnerable. Not since their first meeting last year.
Come to think of it, the old Kaguya would have never noticed. No, the old Kaguya would not have cared that Miyuki was in distress.
"Are you sure?" Kaguya asked. "If there's anything I could do to help..."
"It's fine." Miyuki blurted out in response. "I just need to find a way to sleep better."
That was a lie.
In all honestly, part of Miyuki wanted to talk this through with Kaguya. He wanted to ask her to spend more time in the council. For them to spend time together.
But he couldn't.
If he did, that meant he had lost the War of Love.
All of those times he had spent building up his image would have been for nothing. So, instead he steeled up his resolve to never show any hint of weakness to Kaguya.
It didn't matter that Kaguya had been so spoiled and selfish recently. He had to be the strong one. He had to be the bigger person.
Otherwise, she too would-
"Please tell me honestly. Even if it's something I can do a little-" Kaguya insisted.
"It is fine, Shinomiya." Miyuki raised his voice slightly.
It was very subtle, but as someone who paid attention to him whenever they spent time together, Kaguya was very sensitive to the changes in the President's behavior.
Miyuki had never raised his voice to Kaguya like that before. Not unless he was trying to bluff his way out of something.
"...I see." Kaguya nodded. "I'm sorry for being intrusive."
And just like that, she left.
Shirogane Miyuki had inadvertently driven her away.
"
I am the absolute worst." Miyuki thought to himself.
...
On the other side of the door, Kaguya took a deep breath and sighed. Then she decided to go home.
Where did things go wrong?
Kaguya thought that she could show at least this much concern. She thought she could, in some way, cheer him up. But it looked like it wouldn't be easy.
"What should I do, Hayasaka?" She asked her trusted valet. "Is this karma because I ignored him back then?"
When Kaguya was so heartbroken and jealous about Yukinoshita stealing her exam ranking and getting closer to Miyuki, Kaguya ignored Miyuki's attempts to cheer her up. Even Hayasaka called it a wasted opportunity and called Kaguya a terrible woman for it.
It wasn't like she didn't feel a shred of guilt. It was her selfish side burying it. Because all ends well for Kaguya.
Not only was the whole misunderstanding resolved, but Kaguya finally found someone, the person she had yearned for all these years. Even if that person turned out to be someone completely different...
"That's true." Hayasaka bluntly told Kaguya. "If only you weren't so self-centered."
"I am the absolute worst." Kaguya bit her lip. "I have never felt this stupid."
"Well..."
Hayasaka was about to open her mouth but decided not to. Hachiman had told Hayasaka to never directly interfere with the affairs between Miyuki and Kaguya.
Especially leaking the fact that they liked each other romantically.
"I think it would be best to stay around more often." Hayasaka told Kaguya. "President did try his best to cheer you up. It would be unfair for you to give up after a single failure."
"I guess you're right. But what should I do?"
"Just be there. Act like nothing has happened. The more you pressure the President, the harder he will reject you." Hayasaka cheekily explained. "Over time, things will go back to normal. As long as you stay."
Hayasaka wondered if it was the right thing to say. She was sick of the status quo. But this matter had to be handled delicately. She was sure that Hachiman felt the same way.
"I see." Kaguya nodded.
Hayasaka turned out to be correct. At first, Miyuki was weirded out. "You didn't go for tea time?"
"They're handling a case right now, so my presence would be intrusive." Kaguya smiled.
That was a lie.
While it was not like the Public Service Club was never short of jobs, they still put some time in to rest and discuss things. That's when Kaguya usually hung out with them.
Just for today, it is alright. Kaguya thought to herself.
One day, two days, three days.
After three days, Miyuki recovered. His fake eyebags returned, entirely made of makeup, making him more handsome than ever. His skin was lustrous, and his expression invigorated.
Just as Hayasaka said, things went back to normal.
And this left Kaguya unsettled.
Shirogane Miyuki was a weird man.
Part of Kaguya felt immense pride, knowing that just her presence alone could bring Miyuki out of his funk. But part of her still clung to that question.
Why?
Obviously, because he likes me.
To Kaguya, that was the only rational answer. Otherwise, would he be so distressed about her lack of presence?
The old Kaguya would be overjoyed with this realization, knowing that she was only one step away from undeniable victory. Yet part of her became more and more uneasy.
What if she was wrong, and it was something else?
What if... her presence had no special meaning?
Such a feeling of dread began to haunt Kaguya. The more she thought Miyuki might like her, the more she feared it was not the case.
"So it was like this..."
"Oh, that... right."
"Shinomiya, are you alright?" Miyuki asked.
"I'm fine." Kaguya grinned. "What was that again?"
Naturally, Miyuki noticed this. And interpreted it in the worst way possible. As long as they clung to their mutual insecurities, it was just a time bomb waiting to explode.
And so Hikigaya Hachiman jumped in through the window again.
"Hikigaya-san, do you REALLY have to do that?" Kaguya shouted at him.
"Oh, Shinomiya. Fancy seeing you here." Hachiman sarcastically replied. "Didn't have tea with Yukinoshita today?"
"Everyone keeps asking the same question. Are you under the impression that I'm a woman who always bothers others as much as I want to?"
I mean, that isn't exactly wrong. Hayasaka thought to herself as she listened intently behind the door to the council room.
"Are you not? Glad that's the case." Hachiman chuckled. "I'd thought you'd grown bored of us."
"That would never happen." Kaguya was so mad that she shouted at Hachiman and slammed the table. She was so nervous and surprised that she could not hide her temper.
It actually made Miyuki go agape.
"I see." Hachiman scoffed.
"Because this place is important to me." Kaguya suddenly blushed. "...Of course, I'm the Vice-President, after all."
"It was all out of obligation?"
"Not at all."
"I'm glad that is the case." Hachiman shrugged. "We were kind of worried ourselves."
"...."
Did Hachiman really think Kaguya would leave them for the Public Service Club?
"I guess you misunderstood." Kaguya sighed. "While hanging with Yukinoshita-san is pleasant, it's different than being here with everyone."
"Whoa, I'm late." Chika burst out of the door. "I'm sorry for that!"
"Oh, come on, at least Ishigami had an excuse," Hachiman remarked. "He's patrolling with the Disciplinary Committee, don't you know?"
"Whoa? Voluntarily?" Chika asked in disbelief. Ishigami was so lazy that sometimes it was hard to get him to do something he was not obliged to do. But he volunteered to patrol?
"He learned from the best." Hachiman smugly said.
"Whoa, now that you have a direct junior, you've really grown cocky!" Chika seethed hard. "Meanwhile, Miko-chan's grown increasingly less respectful of me! This is unfair!"
"I can't see why that is my problem. Maybe look in a mirror, Fujiwara-san." Hachiman responded.
"You guys, why are you fighting over the smallest thing!" Miyuki reflexively tried to mediate. "And Hachiman, don't provoke her for no reason."
"I do whatever I want to do, Miyuki." Hachiman grinned. "Can't you do the same?"
Miyuki was about to open his mouth. But he decided not to. Hachiman was right. He'd been holding back and feeling helpless just because he felt jealous.
Unlike Hachiman, Miyuki had no courage. No, it was because Hachiman decided he had nothing to lose by being himself. Miyuki felt the opposite, he had everything to lose.
Hachiman called him out in front of everyone because Miyuki was too stubborn to admit it.
But not just that. Hachiman also provoked Kaguya so she could get her true feelings across. Otherwise, Kaguya would keep her guard up.
He was never more thankful for having such a good friend. Without Hachiman being a blunt asshole, their misunderstandings would keep piling up.
But still, a small part of Miyuki wondered...
How long would he have to rely on Hachiman? Did Kaguya think the same?
"Hi-ki-ga-ya-san~!"
"Not again." Hachiman scowled.
That was when Hayasaka burst in, throwing even more chaos into the room by being clingy to Hachiman, causing Chika to get jealous. Then Miko and Ishigami returned, dropping the things in their hand out of shock and disgust.
As indescribably chaotic shenanigans unfolded in the background, Miyuki couldn't help but shake his head.
"You deserved it, bastard." Miyuki snorted. "Do you prefer it this way, Shinomiya? Unlike the Public Service Club, we're far from the most refined people."
Kaguya smiled.
"If things were different just because I left for a few days, I'd be saddened," Kaguya told him. "At the end of the day, this is where I belong."
"True. I'm happy that you think of us that way." Miyuki nodded. "Welcome back."
Chika was quiet for a second and let Hachiman go. Although she was never the most sensitive girl, she was not blind enough to miss the change in the mood. Miyuki's mood had been bad recently, and Kaguya had been distant.
She thought she would say something but decided there was no need to do that. She smiled and returned to trying to yank Hachiman out of Hayasaka's grip with all her strength.
Hachiman disappeared like a ninja, leaving his gakuran in the two girls' grip. Then he pulled out a pair of slippers and smacked them both flying.
"Hikigaya-senpai! Don't be violent toward girls." Miko chastised him.
"They deserved it." Hachiman huffed. "Right, Ishigami!"
"LASER DEATH BEAM!" Ishigami screamed in rage and made an Ultraman pose. Hachiman blinked in confusion, not realizing that Ishigami was jealous of the attention Hachiman got from the girls.
It was as if things were heading back to normalcy.
...For a while.
"We have a transfer student today." The Homeroom teacher said. "Please come in, Shijou Mikado-kun."
Chapter 31 - Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum