Chapter 5: Kawada Arena.

Seohee’s work was done in an instant.

She teleported here and there, and then came back and told Chayeon that ‘the admission process is complete’.

Thus, Chayeon was now in the women’s dormitory assigned to her.

It wasn’t as good as Seohee’s house, but it was a very well-maintained building.

Chayeon muttered, looking at the room that seemed too big for her to use alone.

“Somehow, it turned out like this.”

The sun was already setting.

Chayeon only had the bare minimum of belongings because she never thought it would turn out like this when she left.

She was wondering where to get daily necessities when suddenly things like toothbrushes and soap appeared in front of her.

“Huh?”

She heard a voice in her ear.

[I delivered things that Chayeon seems to need right away. There are still many other things you need, but let’s find out later when we go shopping with Unnie.]

It was Seohee’s voice.

It seemed that these things were also possible.

“…But what is this?”

When she picked up something that was particularly bulky, it turned out to be pink women’s pajamas.

Cute chicks, rabbits, and other things were drawn on them.

[Ah, that’s pajamas. It’s uncomfortable to fall asleep in a school uniform, isn’t it?]

“I don’t need it.”

She answered firmly, but there was no response.

It seemed that she could see her, but she couldn’t hear her.

Chayeon threw the pajamas away.

[That’s too much!]

The loud noise hurt her ears.

By the way, it was a serious privacy issue that she could see everything from so far away.

It was a problem even when she went to the bathroom.

[That woman’s clairvoyance can be blocked.]

The quiet Heukgu made a welcome sound after a long time.

At the same time, Seohee’s voice rang in her ear.

[You don’t have to worry about privacy issues. Unnie isn’t a pervert who peeks at other people at any time. Just an exception for now.]

“That’s what she says. I guess I’ll just leave it.”

She was showing a lot of embarrassing sides since they met, but Seohee was basically a person who kept her word.

Chayeon firmly believed that.

After roughly organizing the things that had appeared, Chayeon was looking at the documents that Seohee had given her before they parted.

They were things like a map of the entire academy, rules, and curriculum table.

Chayeon was going to enter this academy as a freshman tomorrow.

The curriculum table was full of things like electrical engineering, topology, and history such as Korean history, East Asian history, and Roman history, as well as foreign language subjects such as English, Chinese, Japanese, French, and German.

She didn’t know why they were teaching these things.

Chayeon, who had lived a life far from studying, already felt a headache coming on.

In between, there were also unique subjects that could not be seen in general society, such as demonology, spirit culture, weapon basics, and supernatural power control.

“I feel like I’m a high school student again.”

Chayeon sighed, looking at the tight schedule.

The day started at 8 o’clock tomorrow.

Chayeon, who usually woke up early, had no problem waking up, but she didn’t like living a life bound by rules.

“But what happened to that guy?”

Chayeon thought of Namyeon, whom she had parted with during the day.

According to Seohee, he had entered the academy before her.

She couldn’t understand how he, who had only followed Chayeon, had entered the academy.

She’d ask him directly.

Chayeon opened her phone and pressed the call button.

However, no matter how much time passed, the call was not connected.

After a while, only a recording that she would be guided to the voicemail was played without emotion.

“He must have returned safely.”

Chayeon trusted Seohee’s words and stopped worrying.

As long as he was safe, she could ask him about the situation whenever she got in touch.

“Shall I sleep?”

It was still early, but she had nothing to do.

She had thought about exercising, but it seemed like it would be too much for her weak body right now.

Since she had to wake up early tomorrow, she should find out how much fatigue this body can withstand while living.

Chayeon took off her school uniform and underwear and climbed onto the bed.

[Aren’t you going to wear pajamas?]

“Shut up.”

Chayeon, who dismissed Heukgu’s words that were strangely full of anticipation, soon fell into a deep sleep.

The next day, Seohee appeared in Chayeon’s room, who had woken up early in the morning and put on the only navy blue school uniform she had.

Her curvy figure was strongly revealed beyond the beige puff dress.

“Librarian Noona.”

“I told you to call me Teacher.”

“Ah, Teacher.”

She quickly corrected herself before Seohee said anything else about Unnie or something.

“What brings you here from the morning?”

“I gave you a map, but I thought you might get lost since it’s your first time. I’ll guide you to the classroom.”

The academy grounds were absurdly large, and there were not only educational buildings but also residential areas and self-sustaining commercial districts.

People would never imagine that an area of this size was hidden in the headquarters of a cult.

“Well, you’ll continue to take the rest of the classes here except for the practical training for the next six months. Then do your best.”

Seohee, who had taken Chayeon to the front of the classroom, disappeared from her sight as if she had never been there.

She couldn’t get used to it.

When she entered the classroom, she saw a few people.

The age range was diverse, but most of them seemed to be students who had not yet become adults.

‘What, they’re almost kids?’

However, in other people’s eyes, Chayeon also looked young.

“I haven’t seen your face before?”

“Oh! Is it a new student after two months!”

The students who found Chayeon showed curious eyes.

As she had heard from Seohee yesterday, new students seemed to be entering this academy from time to time.

It was said that they brought them here and enrolled them whenever they found a new person with supernatural powers, but even with that, there was a concept of grade level, so Chayeon was said to fall into the category of ‘transfer student’.

More than that,

“What’s your name?”

“Wow! You’re so pretty! Look at your snow-white skin!”

“Where are you from?”

“How old are you? Are you a middle school student or a high school student?”

It wasn’t just the appearance, it was like she had really gone back to her student days.

Except for the fact that the children were overly friendly, it was just like when a transfer student came to middle and high school.

“Excuse me,”

Chayeon, who had been standing still like a doll since she entered the classroom, opened her mouth, and everyone looked at Chayeon at once.

Chayeon opened her mouth while receiving attention.

“I’m annoyed, so please get lost.”

The atmosphere in the classroom instantly turned chilly.

“・・・・・・You’re hopeless in social life.”

Only Heukgu’s words echoed in her head in the quiet.

Kawada Arena was a sixteen-year-old person with supernatural powers this year.

Born to a Japanese father and a Korean mother, she lived in Japan until she was eight years old and then moved to Korea.

Not long after the new year, she awakened her supernatural powers.

It was after she heard the voice of an unknown being calling herself the Pure White Witch.

After that, they came to her from a place called Jindal.

They recommended that Arena enter Jindal for her safety and to defeat demons.

Thus, Arena had been receiving education at Jindal since the beginning of this year.

There were people there who had been given supernatural powers this year and had come to this place, and most of them were the same age as her, so she could easily become friends with them.

After receiving education and training for half a year, she realized something.

That the spirit called the Pure White Witch was a very high-ranking spirit and that the power she had received from it was also very strong.

Her supernatural power was called Absolute Severance.

It was the ability to cut any object with strong hardness.

It cut anything.

To a girl who had just passed her second year of middle school, it was a very cool-looking supernatural power.

All supernatural powers had limitations, but in her case, it was strangely the outfit.

She could not use this ability unless she was wearing the ‘witch outfit’ given by the witch spirit.

And that ‘witch outfit’ was not so much a witch’s outfit as a white dress that celebrities would wear to a film festival, as well as a white pointy hat and a broom.

The weapon that could use Absolute Severance was also fixed, and that was none other than the broom sword that the spirit had personally bestowed upon her.

This ridiculously named object was literally a combination of a broom and a sword, and when she grabbed the end of the broom, a long blade came out from inside.

The end of the broom was the hilt of the sword, and the rest served as the scabbard.

Because of this, her outfit was always fixed.

A witch-like appearance that could be seen in fantasy novels.

At first, she was a bit shy, but she was impressed by her friends who understood her situation and her outstanding supernatural powers, and later she was even proud of it.

No matter how outstanding a supernatural power was, you should not neglect the basics.

Arena judged that she had to be good at swordsmanship in order to use the ability of Absolute Severance.

And fortunately, Arena had been learning kendo from her father since she was a child.

She devoted herself to weapons skills based on her solid foundation.

Her innate talent and effort, which she had built up since she was a child, combined to make her grow quickly.

Her score was second in her grade.

Excluding the top of her grade, who was too strong and scheduled to skip a grade from next month, she had the best score.

With this background combined, her pride had recently been soaring.

She did not realize it herself, but she had a kind of sense of elitism and a sense of duty about being a person with supernatural powers.

That she had to protect humanity from demons on a large scale.

To such an Arena, the girl who transferred about two weeks ago, Jeon Chayeon, was a very unlikable person.

A girl who made everyone uncomfortable with her cute appearance that would appeal to anyone and a rough mouth that was the opposite of it as soon as she came.

After that, she was buying antipathy by acting even more like a my-way without trying to fix it.

Besides, she was often dozing off in class, which she should be looking at with eyes wide open.

It was an incomprehensible behavior for Arena.

They were all short of joining forces to defeat demons, so why was she being so uncooperative?

No matter how she looked at it, she was about her age, but she didn’t like the way she looked at her like she was looking at a child.

Conceited.

Arena’s evaluation of Chayeon could be summarized like that.

She didn’t know what supernatural power she had obtained, but she must have become arrogant because she had obtained one ability.

Fortunately, the weapon that Chayeon would use was said to be a sword.

The same weapon as her.

If it was a sword, she was confident that she would not lose in terms of ability or pure skill.

Today was the first day of practical weapon skills class since Chayeon entered the school.

I’ll show her what’s what and break that arrogant nose.

Arena was determined to do that.