Chapter 13

Finally, Yiwén, feeling helpless, bravely spoke out her heart's secrets. In that moment, she forgot her surroundings, and her childlike face was flushed with red.

"Who are you trying to fool? My friend wouldn't like a little kid."

Unfortunately, Yiwén's confession was taken by Nagi as a poor excuse, completely ignored as he focused on searching for the necessary spell in his small notebook.

"I'm not a little kid! I'm already over a hundred years old!"

"Ah? Then you're an old woman? Levi would never like an old woman."

Believing that everything Yiwén said was to escape, Nagi waved his hand carelessly and continued to flip through his notebook.

"To help Levi escape from your clutches and to prevent you from doing any more evil... Ah! Found it, I'm going to cast a strange curse on you!"

Nagi finally found the page he was looking for and excitedly raised his wand.

"Stop it! Stupid Levi, come and save me!!"

Feeling the abnormal and terrifying magic power Nagi emitted, which she had never felt from anyone else, Yiwén finally understood why this seemingly despicable and childish dropout was called the strongest magician.

"Alright, I'm familiar with that old man at Mahōbura, so I'll just find a guard for him. Matate... ro... ro... Hmm... This spell is really long..."

"Stop it! If Levi finds out, he won't let you off!"

With her magic completely restrained, even Chachazero, deprived of power, turned into an ordinary doll and fell to the ground. Yiwén, with no other options, could only shout loudly.

"Alright, alright, if it's really as you say, I'll treat him to a meal and apologize later. Now, the spell is finished. Curse, School Hell!"

"Aaaah! How can this be! Levi and I really love each other!"

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"Ah!"

Yiwén woke up, seeing Levi sleeping beside her. She realized it was just a nightmare.

"You, making me suffer so much."

Though she complained, Yiwén looked at her sleeping partner with tenderness.

"Hmph, bringing a woman back, even though there's no law in the magic world limiting the number of spouses. But that little fairy's figure..."

She looked down at her own flat chest, and her resentment flared up again, creating an indescribable atmosphere in the room that even the sleeping Levi could sense.

"Yi... Yiwén... So early. Uh, why are you like this?"

Levi, still groggy, opened his eyes to see Yiwén transformed into her adult form.

"Tell me! Between me and that little fairy, who has the better figure?"

Just waking up, his mind still foggy, Levi had no idea who Yiwén's 'little fairy' was. But there was no denying that Yiwén's current appearance was indeed, quite stimulating.

"Answer me."

Her mature voice, changed by the illusion, was filled with allure. Yiwén lay on the bed, facing Levi, in a pose that could only be found in a photo book, enticing the man she suspected of infidelity.

"Uh... Do you still care about this? I've said it before, I like you no matter what."

His words sounded calm, but being hit with a sudden and powerful charm attack early in the morning, Levi couldn't help but swallow his saliva.

"Hmph, men are all talk. Big liar!"

Yiwén's hand lightly rested on Levi's shoulder, pulling him closer to her mature and alluring body.

"Let your body remember..."

Just as Levi's willpower was about to break and he was about to transform into a werewolf, the door to the room opened.

"Master, Teacher Levi, breakfast is ready."

Chachamaru's calm tone, seemingly oblivious to the intimate atmosphere, instantly turned the couple on the bed to stone.

Though Chachamaru was her servant and showed no unusual behavior, Yiwén, being a woman, couldn't continue her seduction. She dispelled the somewhat forced illusion and pretended to have just woken up, sitting up in bed.

"Help me get dressed."

Levi, sighing, lifted the blanket and, as Chachamaru closed the door, got out of bed and walked to the wardrobe by the wall.

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"Hey, Okazaki, young people should have energy. Why are you so down early in the morning?"

After using the entire class period to catch up on sleep in the office, Levi, finally restored to his energetic self, passed by the 3C classroom and saw Okazaki Tomoya sitting dejectedly at his desk.

"Teacher Levi, Fujimi's fortune... was... really... too scary..."

The 17-year-old boy, who seemed to have exhausted his youth, propped his head up on the table and looked at Levi, speaking in a broken, almost dying tone, like a cancer patient in the final stages.

"Fujimi? You mean Fujimi Muku? How can a fortune-telling game for girls be related to the Fujimi in my class?"

"Uh-huh."

Levi waited for a long time before getting a one-word response, which surprised him, given Okazaki Tomoya's usual tendency to nitpick.

It seemed that the seemingly harmless animal girl, Fujimi Muku, had a hidden side. Levi's curiosity was piqued.

"What did she tell you? What did she say?"

"She said I would find money..."

"Find money? Nothing special about that. I find money a few times a year. From your reaction, did it not come true? Fortune-telling is just a game, I didn't expect you to take it so seriously."

Levi patted Okazaki's shoulder to comfort him, but his eyes...

"Hey! Don't look at me like I'm an idiot!"

Okazaki clearly understood what Levi meant.

"Oh, sorry, what about now?"

"Don't look at me like I'm an idiot! That's not okay either!"

"Ha ha, no more jokes. Cheer up. At least I'm a teacher, and students shouldn't act like this in front of their teacher. Tell me, what happened?"

Their voices were a bit loud, and non-class teachers entering the room had already attracted the curiosity of many students. Hearing their voices, the students secretly looked in their direction.

"You still remember you're a teacher?"

Okazaki rolled his eyes at this teacher who didn't act like one in front of familiar people. But he also didn't want to become the focus of other students, so he lowered his voice and decided to satisfy Levi's curiosity to get rid of him quickly.

"Today, for some reason, I woke up early and couldn't fall back asleep, so I decided to come to school early."

"Oh? But you were still late, right? I saw your name on the late list in the office."

"Don't interrupt me! Do you even want to hear this? As if I would go to a pachinko parlor at six in the morning!"

Okazaki didn't believe that Levi was concerned about the late list of another class; he was sure Levi was just using it to mock him.

"Pachinko? That's not something a good student who hasn't been there would know."

"Just passing by! I was just passing by! And while passing by, I saw a red-haired first-year basketball player."

"Red-haired first-year? Oh! I remember, probably named Sakuragi? The match with the basketball team captain was really unforgettable and hilarious."

Levi remembered the day he passed by the gym on his way home from school, hearing that a new student had boldly challenged the basketball team captain. Out of curiosity, he went to watch and saw a match that still made him laugh when he thought about it.

"Lower your voice, or I won't continue."

Noticing that the students, who had just started to lose interest, were looking back, Okazaki quickly stopped Levi.

"Alright, go on. But I have to remind you, the tsundere trait doesn't suit men. It's best to change it, or no girls will like you."

"You...!"

Okazaki, suppressing the urge to nitpick about what this delinquent teacher usually reads, decided to get rid of him first.