Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero Volume 6 [Complete] by Yusura Kankitsu

Author:Yusura Kankitsu
Language: eng
Format: epub

Chapter 7

Preparing for the School Festival

It was now a day after Zyle, Ted, and I had been lectured by Lilith for trying to pick up girls at the station. When I arrived at the classroom before classes began, I found myself in the middle of a truly childish situation.

“We should do a haunted house! I’m not budging an inch!”

“Nobody cares about those anymore! We should do a classy café that sells pancakes!”

It seemed like the guys and the girls were in a shouting match.

Good grief. Ridiculous as this was, they’d been bickering over it for about a week.

“Why don’t the boys just give it a rest?!”

“Why not the girls?!”

They were arguing over what the class could best contribute to the school festival. The other classes had already made a decision and had started working on their contributions, but our class was currently nowhere near that.

“How about we put it to a vote? Whoever’s idea gets more support wins!”

Can’t say I’m a fan of this. In these cases, stifling the minority opinion could lead to a divide which would only create bigger problems down the road . But on the other hand, there wasn’t much time left until the school festival.

In the end, without anybody else being able to come up with a better way of deciding what the class would do, the class put it up to a vote.

“No way...the votes are even? How’d that happen?!” one of the girls gasped with surprise.

But since all the girls wanted to do the pancake house while all the guys wanted to do the haunted house, and the ratio of guys to girls was almost one to one, this result was honestly inevitable. They weren’t going to get anywhere by going with what the majority decided when there wasn’t really a majority to begin with.

“No. There’s still one guy we didn’t get a vote from,” Zyle said, walking towards me. “Whaddya say, Abel? You’re gonna put a vote down for the haunted house, right?”

I fell silent. Hm. Looks like things have gotten pretty troublesome.

If I support the haunted house, I’ll earn the ire of the girls, but the opposite will happen if I support the pancake house. So after wracking my brain about what to do, I came up with a third option.

“Hm. Why not both?” I suggested.

My suggestion surprised every student in the room.

“Seriously, Abel? What do you mean by that?!” Zyle asked.

“Couldn’t we simply wear costumes while also doing a pancake house?” I elaborated.

The room fell into silence.

Yeah, I know. Strictly from a business point of view, my idea is completely irrational and absurd.

But this was for the school festival, which all in all was a one-day event. It might be better to make sure that everyone is satisfied and that we have an option that everyone could accept.

“Abel…” one of my classmates eventually said, “you’re a genius.”

“A fusion of a haunted house and a pancake house? We’ll call it the haunted pancake house!” another chimed in.

“Good idea! That sounds so

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