Asked but didn't say anything

The part-time cultural teachers who assist in supervision know that high school students have to go out on missions from the moment they enter their first year, and they are also aware of how dangerous those things are. Even those who tend to be serious and solemn will turn a blind eye at this time.

But Feng Zaochue is indeed a special case among the second graders.

He always came on time and left on time, and the results he achieved when he first entered the school and took the placement test were definitely outstanding among a group of sorcerers.

At first, the assistant supervisor, not knowing his background, thought that he was a young man with good grades in middle school who was discovered to have the talent to become a sorcerer and was recruited.

This was not without precedent. The teachers whispered to each other for a while and made a conclusion - they could be more tolerant of Feng Zaoche.

But gradually, the adults came to their senses. This kid was relatively well-behaved and quiet when he first entered school, but later on his true "rampant" nature was gradually revealed.

Sleeping is still good, as long as you don't get caught by the serious class teacher who comes to patrol occasionally, no one will care.

However, sometimes he was awake but did not listen to the class seriously. Instead, he would doodle on a notebook and mutter to himself. His words were so unclear that most of the content could not be heard. Occasionally, some words could be understood but were very unfamiliar.

The Chinese teacher happened to glance at his notebook and saw several different cartoon characters drawn on it, which looked quite good at first glance.

It is normal for young students to have their own hobbies, but among his peers who are reserve sorcerers, Feng Zaoche's hobbies are so abnormal that they are like a breath of fresh air.

The adults weren't angry, but simply out of care and curiosity for the children, they couldn't help but pay a little more attention to them.

For example, during the break today, Feng Zaoche was woken up by the bell for the end of the first class. The teacher came to a table in front of him, sat down and chatted with him casually about recent affairs.

"I thought Kazehaya-kun was the kind of person who... huh? A student who accidentally embarked on the path of a sorcerer, and who obviously had unique talents but was still confused and didn't know where to put his strength. Now it seems that we should rest assured."

The teacher seemed to have just said it casually, but Feng Zaoche suddenly seemed to wake up, sitting upright and tugging at his collar: "Um... do you mind telling me more details? I also want to see how the teachers see my current image."

"No, Kazehaya-kun, I'm not saying this to imply dissatisfaction with you. On the contrary, as a sorcerer, you're only a second-year student, but your performance is already so outstanding. You're an excellent existence." The teacher was stunned for a moment and added.

"No, no, I just, I've been reflecting on myself a lot lately, trying to figure out what I haven't done well enough. But you have to know that it's very difficult to see the problem from your own perspective alone, and you need to consider other people's opinions." Feng Zaoche's stories became more and more convincing, and in the end even he almost believed it.

The teacher then said this doubtfully.

Thus, Feng Zaoche got a new personality.

This character originally lived an ordinary and daily high school life, but one day, this peace was broken. His talent as a psychic was discovered. The organization with a shortage of psychics will not let go of any talent easily, not to mention that his talent is not low. He only needs to be cultivated well, and maybe he will be one of the pillars of the future.

But ideas are just ideas after all, and there is often a gap between idealized assumptions and reality. For example, a genius himself does not want to grow, and being a good student with excellent grades in an ordinary school is just a choice he makes to kill time without any goals.

The spiritual master is powerful, but he is fed up with the work intensity and rigid rules of the organization, which seem to be extremely rigid at first glance. He simply starts a life of three days of drying the nets and two days of fishing.

It's not like no one tried to persuade him during this period, but he was too stubborn to listen. His relationship with his family was also average, and he was not controlled by any threats or inducements.

When he joined the organization, it was a time of turmoil. For the senior management, being able to devote some of his energy to it was already a rare expression of expectation. He was so ignorant that if people put it aside for a moment, he would easily be regarded as a stubborn problem element, the kind that would never be remembered again.

But no one knew that after receiving the spiritual master training provided by the organization, he learned and trained himself at an astonishing speed and grew very fast. On the surface, he still looked like a stubborn scoundrel, but on the inside he had become a mature spiritual master.

"I don't want to be the one holding the knife, but I can't push the knife that's already in my hand to my enemy. Just like studying in school and trying to get high grades is to avoid trouble, the purpose of learning how to be a spiritualist is more pure - self-protection."

When I wrote this sentence in my notebook, the second class was almost over.

As a newcomer who had just entered the spiritualist circle, Mochizuki needed a senior to guide him, but he had not been in the organization for a long time and his talent was rather strange. Before he could make a conclusion, his dissatisfaction with the organization had accumulated to the peak and he chose to leave, which made it difficult for him to find a teacher.

This situation is actually easy to solve. Since there are protagonists who choose to leave because of their disagreement with the organization's ideas, there will be more people who choose to do so in the story background before the protagonist arrives.

Isn't it enough to find an expert among them? As for how good he is, he is the author and he has the final say!

Kazehaya Toru's original conception of this character was very vague, like a blob of ink scribbled casually on drawing paper, but his teacher's words reminded him inadvertently.

Feng Zaoche himself is actually such a character.

However, the character who chooses to leave because he cannot get along with the organization's philosophy may be unpopular with the public. No matter what role this character will play in the end, at least he has to take on a considerable part of the important plot. Feng Zaoche is unwilling to make him too much of a passerby.

In the teacher's eyes, he was just suitable for use after some modifications.

When one person lives under the eyes of another person every day, the impression of one person on the other person in the eyes of both people is bound to be vivid, even if this is just an appearance and the real situation is not so.

He needs characters that look like "people" from the perspective of an outsider, and he tries his best to treat the characters as living people. As long as they are not characters who only say one or two sentences and never appear again, Kazehayato will at least make a detailed setting of their experiences.

It has to be said that this is a very time-consuming and energy-consuming habit, and sometimes it is completely useless. However, one advantage is that when doing Q&A sessions and official formula books, he basically does not have to think about it and can provide ready-made content.

...so much so that in the original world, he insisted on not cutting the length and copied everything into the official book, so his comic official book was surprisingly thick.

Readers' feedback online was, "I saw the brick-like book and thought I had bought a fake. I opened it with suspicion, but it turned out to be the real thing, except for the family tree."

【920.】Feng Hayateru closed his notebook, said hello politely to the teacher, and then stood up and walked out of the classroom.

[I'm here, I'm here, what's wrong?] 920 probe.

It has not appeared recently and it is said that it is working on some upgrade-related content. Feng Zao simply did not bother it.

[Remember the mission to contact the higher-ups? I plan to complete it within the next few days. If you are not present, the judgment should still take effect, right?] Feng Hayateru must make plans in advance. It would be a big loss if he missed out on the reward for a serious mission for no reason.

[It will take effect as usual. It will be the same even if I am not present. Don't worry, host. Also, I have made it clear what the upgrade direction is. It is to expand the mall channel and optimize the task module! ] 920's voice sounded extremely excited. [It's just that, ahem, it will take some time for maintenance. ]

[I think the current ones are perfect enough.] Feng Zaoche pressed his forehead.

He had been busy with comics these days, and apart from handling the exorcism missions and system rewards that were assigned to him as usual, he had not really worried about any serious matters.

While no one has reacted yet, he might as well wait and see what happens. After all, this time, he plans to give the top management a big thumbs up.

*

This time, Feng Zaoche chose to travel on Sunday.

They met at the old place again. When passing by the corner where he first met Gojo Satoru, Feng Zaoche stopped for a while, and then went to the office of the senior executive who had the most contact with him.

Apart from the qualification for admission, he did not get any substantial benefits from the senior management. Instead, in order to maintain this relationship, he almost gave away a lot of money.

The top management could just leave him alone like this, and then "show some mercy" in irrelevant aspects and give him some substantial benefits, so that he has to continue to give money.

But as he gained a firm foothold in the technical high school with his own abilities - even if there was some mysterious influence in it, being able to convince others to accept orders was also a kind of talent - he also developed a good relationship with the three first-year students and successfully caught the attention of their biggest threat, Gojo Satoru.

Feng Zaoche was no longer the sorcerer who could be easily satisfied with a little bit of favor.

The improvement of his status and the increase of his power, too many factors are on the table. No matter how the meeting goes, the top leaders will have to make more concessions to him in order to satisfy his growing "appetite".

"You... really surprised me." After the false and flattering greetings, the senior executive said half sincerely and half falsely.

"Then you may not know how far a person can go for revenge." Feng Zaoche answered frankly.

"Your parents...the cursed spirit that killed them has long been exorcised. A sorcerer is a profession that stands on the opposite side of cursed spirits. As long as you work hard in this field, sooner or later, they will be grateful for your sincerity." The executive poured himself a cup of tea slowly.

"As your elder, I want to ask you how you are getting along with your talented classmates in high school. Those geniuses are very, very arrogant, aren't they?"

The word "help" is used, but there is no need to specify who it refers to.

"I've told you before that people of noble birth and extraordinary talents can be arrogant no matter how much they like. From an objective point of view, I agree with this, but..." Feng Zaoche lowered his head and crossed his fingers, "From the perspective of people of the same age, it's really not that easy."

"What happened? Did he bully you at school?" the senior executive couldn't help but follow up on his words and ask.

Feng Zaoche's eyes seemed to light up: "If I say yes, can you make the decision for me?"

Okay, I won't say anything now.

Feng Zaoche lowered his head again, his shoulders shook, and his breathing became increasingly unstable.

"Okay, I understand."