Saikyou Mahoushi No Inton Keikaku Novels & Stories

"Answer me, Mahiriko." Mahiriko just shrug his shoulders and walk pass by them towards the dining hall. "Don't you dare turn your back on me! I'm your Okasan so show me some respect!" He stopped walking and turn his body around to face his Mother. "I'm actually surprised that you know the word 'respect' because as far as I know, 'you' do not know how to respect your own 'Musoko'." He answered and continued walking to the dining room. He heard her scoffed loudly as her stiletto ticks in every step she makes. "Is that what you learned from going outside? Answering like that?"

Sorahiko is acting strange. Yes, he has been acting weird for days but now…he is acting really strange, so strange that even Aunt Kiyo has noticed it. He doesn’t speak; he replies only when spoken to, and even then, his sentences consist of twenty words or fewer. Of course, I’m counting. My secretary is acting strange again. The only thing I can think of that would cause this is that Takahashi’s secretary, Saeko, was it?.

The microphone was first aimed at Sorata, who was sitting the farthest among everyone. "Ah, this... that... I'm actually pretty impressed." Sorata was stunned and his eyes were a bit dodging since he didn't expect Misaki would suddenly ask him about this question. He felt embarrassed and didn't know what to say. He also really thought that it was amazing since he didn't expect that Misaki would be able to make such an anime. "What, that's it?" Misaki, who didn't get any useful information, was very disappointed. "By the way, why don't you delay the final explosion by about four frames?" Mitaka saw Sorata's embarrassment and he knew that Sorata didn't understand much about anime, so he interr

- he added after a moment, getting up from his swivel chair, then walked over to her. Miyuki got up from the armchair, looking at him uncertainly. - Then what am I supposed to do?- she asked, stretching arms along her body, not knowing what to do with them. - Extend your palms in front of you.- Kai replied, stepping back a bit to make more room for her.- Close your eyes and imagine a ball of energy, very bright light, hidden deep in the darkness of your subconscious mind.- he continued, seeing Miyuki obeying his orders.- Now try to get that ball out of this darkness, with all your strength.- he added at the end and looked at her expectantly, looking at stretched out hands in particular.

) Since when could she speak Japanese? “Hai, daijobudesu kyasu. Masani onryodesu ne. Anata no hyoban ga anata o zenshin sa semasu. Keomi, anata wa karera o dosureba yoi ka shitte imasu.” (Yes, it is ok Cass. You truly are an Onryo. Your reputation proceeds you. Keomi, you know what to do with them.)

The dinner progressed flawlessly until the end. The final bill was presented, settled, and the delegation rose, preening slightly at the successful conclusion of their night out. This was it. The moment of the final bow. The highest expression of thanks—the saikeirei—was performed in two parts: a deep, slow bow from the hips, held for three heartbeats, then a slow, controlled rise.

Aki decided the best course of action. She decided to surprise the intruder by giving them a taste of their own medicine and communicating with them on the psychic plane. This was Ishin-denshin no Jutsu. The Mind Transmission Technique. Maybe she could distract them until an opening to somersault to the weapons presented itself. {Who are you?}

He asked, suspicious. She grinned, then looked at him knowingly before speaking, "I just want to know what flavor you like, Sato-san,” Misao Aika looked in the direction of the door and made sure that it was not open. While looking at the small container, she said aloud while smiling, “I rarely use one of these.”

“Let him continue. I’m particularly intrigued by the labor replacement strategy on page 47.” Takuto inhaled deeply and scanned the audience. His parents sat in the front row, their hands tightly clasped, nervously shifting in their seats. Misaki, his closest confidante, raised a brow at him with an almost challenging expression. Rishi, the school’s baseball ace, was absentmindedly crunching potato chips while pretending to pay attention. And then there was Daifuku—the mysterious calico cat—who had somehow wormed his way onto Chairman Morita’s lap. The cat’s tail rhythmically tapped away at the tablet screen in front of Morita, approving the points of the presentation with uncanny precision.

He chuckled before answering. "I really just took a guess." There we go again. I probably have 'Obvious' written on my forehead. Am I really that easy to read? "Perhaps it's just the developed intuition that comes with being a majutsushi (魔術師)," my face became the direct embodiment of confusion. He noticed because he went on to further explain what he meant. "'Majutsushi' is fundamentally Warlock but in Japanese."