Saiyans Forbidden from Crossing Worlds to Steal Jobs Ch. 18

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The Six Eyes clearly told him: silly kid, you misjudged.

No—things weren't yet clear; no conclusions should be drawn.

Had he misread her, or was she hiding too well?

Gojo-nyan had doubts.

His strongest crown wasn't something anyone could easily snatch.

No rush—he could probe slowly, uncover bit by bit.

Gojo-nyan: Woman, you've caught my attention.

...............

Hyotei Academy, a completely ordinary noble high school. The scjool covered 36,845 square meters, with beautiful grounds and first-class facilities. Teachers were responsible, students friendly, bullying was rare, and the surrounding area was peaceful. It had been named a friendly campus for eight consecutive years.

The school followed a progression system, with divisions from preschool to middle school, high school, and university.

Stepping into Hyotei was like putting half a foot into a university.

A smooth path and a promising future.

And now, the promising Ikki-san was slumped over her desk, deadpan eyes staring, completely collapsed.

An hour ago, her homeroom teacher announced that the final exams were coming up immediately.

And she hadn't studied yet.

Forty minutes ago, the class monitor had told her she needed to join a club.

And she hadn't even memorized everyone's names in the class.

Transferring in midway had its downsides.

Everyone's circles were already formed, best friends and girl squads already hand-in-hand—it wasn't easy to fit in.

Hah...

Ikki let out a faint sigh.

But such a small thing wouldn't stump her.

Now, she had no money worries and didn't need to work—time to experience a normal high schooler's daily life.

Ikki sat up with sudden energy.

Alright, let's check out the clubs.

Which one first?

The closest was the basketball club.

Inside, girls were sweating it out, full of youth and energy.

At that moment, someone made a basket—right on target.

"Yeah!" The crowd cheered.

High fives all around.

The atmosphere was so lively, the club must be great.

Ikki felt a little tempted.

But...

If she joined...

Ikki imagined the scene...

A teammate raised both hands, "Tsukishima, catch it!"

"Got it!"

"Watch this!"

She gave a thumbs up, showing a perfect row of teeth.

Then, she raised her hands and shot...

Crash! The hoop flew off, everyone froze.

Her hidden identity fell off too.

...

Ikki quietly left.

Better check the next one.

Kendo club?

Oh, that's stylish.

'Long sword in hand, the world is mine.'

Only...

Others swung their swords, flowing and graceful; after victory, a casual, "Madamada da ne~"

She swung her sword...

Carefully, gently, ever so gently.

Then, she burst into tears, dropping to her knees, screaming, "Please don't die!"

...Forget it. Leave the sports clubs, leave her alone too.

Looks like she's better for something artsy.

Ikki turned a corner.

She arrived at the drama club.

Before even entering, a pig-slaying-like wail echoed, "Why!"

"Why!?"

"Heavens! Earth! Give her back to me~"

"Don't you die!!!!"

"Ah———"

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Faintly, someone was slamming the table, a boy shouting wildly, "Louder! Show emotion! Raise the energy!!!"

"Over there, female lead, you're dead! Don't move!! Why are you opening your eyes? Are you coming back from the grave???"

"Lie there properly, damn it!!"

Ikki: "......"

Ikki turned around again.

She wasn't cut out for this.

No rush, there are so many clubs—she would find one.

Ikki believed this firmly.

However...

"Sorry, we're full."

"What instrument do you play? We don't accept people who can't play an instrument."

"Sorry, our club only recruits boys."

"Sorry, we're not taking new members."

...

Excited to go, disappointed to return.

Ikki's gloom drained all color.

She drooped her arms and walked like a zombie.

Drifting down the stairs, drifting out of the building.

Suddenly, she saw a long banner.

It read: Far East Magic Nap Club—Recruiting Members Today.

Nap Club?

This!

This!

Wasn't this exactly the dream club she'd always wanted!!!

No thinking, no work, no talking—just sleep!

No worrying about accidents, no careful hiding—just knowing how to sleep!

There was actually something this good!

Ikki's pupils shook with excitement, her heart racing. Three steps became two as she dashed forward.

But unexpectedly, before she could get close...

A girl with one eye wrapped in bandages blocked her way.

"I saw it..."

The newcomer's eyes were deep, her tone serious, "You carry a dark aura."

!

A dark aura?

Did she mean cursed energy?

Thinking of the Sukima Onna at home, thinking of the cursed spirits she'd encountered on missions...

That actually made sense.

'Could this girl also be a sorcerer?'

Then, the girl continued, "I've seen through everything, I know the past and future, and now, I see misfortune on you."

Focus—seen through everything! Knows past and future!

'Isn't this...'

'The Heavenly Eye!!!'

"Master!"

"Oh?" The master raised an eyebrow with a sly, wicked charm. "Looks like you felt it too."

Ikki nodded. Of course she did—she saw cursed spirits every day.

She rubbed her hands together, feeling hyped inside. What was the most important thing for a team?

Support!

How could a team not have support!!

She could tank, she could deal heavy damage, but she wasn't support.

Slashing monsters and charging in? That she could do. Cleaning up small fries like Sukima Onna? No problem. But what if one day she ran into a mission that actually needed brains?

Burn through her brain cells?

Slowly figure things out on her own?

No!

She could use the Heavenly Eye to take a shortcut!

And even if it wasn't a shortcut, it could still give her crucial hints.

A master with the Heavenly Eye opened—that was the true king's path!

Once the Heavenly Eye was opened, it saw through past and future, piercing humans, spirits, monsters, gods, fate, destiny—everything in one gaze.

Look at that vibe!

So badass!

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