When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace: Volume 13 [Parts 1 to 2] by Kota Nozomi

Author:Kota Nozomi
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, satire, high school, anime, superpowers, comedy, otaku, slice of life, weak protagonist, chuuni, inou battle, reference humor
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

Pretty Pigeon Route: The End

About a year had passed since we’d fought our final battle. It was the decisive clash between me and Kiryuu—the ultimate showdown between Guiltia Sin Jurai and Kiryuu Heldkaiser Luci-First. That battle was truly the culmination of everything that had happened in our story up to that point...and it was a climax that defied description, no matter how hard I tried.

Words could not do it justice. Prose could never depict it. It was such an outlandishly over the top battle that your only choice would be to describe it in a brief, vague summary form, or otherwise to cut the scene entirely and only discuss it in retrospect. It was a battle the likes of which had never been seen before and would likely never be seen again. The chances of another conflict even remotely living up to it were simply nonexistent.

Seriously, though, what a fight! Looking back now that it was all over, it almost felt like the whole thing—my battle with Kiryuu, the Spirit War’s existence on the whole, the fact that we had ever possessed absurdly potent supernatural powers, all of it—had been a dream.

Anyway, that was all over now, and another year had come and gone. All sorts of stuff had happened during that year...and over the course of it, I’d started going out with a certain girl.

“Your time is up. Pencil down, please, Andou.”

I heaved a sigh, put down my mechanical pencil, then slumped over onto my desk. Meanwhile, Sayumi scooped up the mock exam answer sheet that I’d done my best to fill in completely.

“Feel free to relax while I grade your test,” said Sayumi.

“Got it,” I replied. “Oh—actually, I’ll get us something to drink while I have time.” I added, slipping out of my room and making for the kitchen.

A week had already come and gone since my final summer vacation in high school had begun, and now that I was a third-year student with entrance exams on the horizon, I’d spent that week hitting the books day in and day out, never pausing for even a moment to go out and have fun. I wasn’t going to a cram school like some test-takers though—I didn’t need to. After all, I had the most exceptional home tutor you could ever possibly ask for.

“Sorry about all this, Sayumi,” I said as I stepped back into the room and handed her one of the glasses of barley tea I’d poured. “You would’ve finally had a chance to enjoy yourself this summer, but here you are using it to help me study instead.”

“There’s no need to concern yourself with that. I’m helping you because I want to,” Sayumi replied.

Ever since summer vacation had begun—or, really, ever since we’d become a couple—Sayumi had watched over my studies like a hawk. This hardly even bears saying at this point, but she was a multi-talented academic wonder who’d fought over—and frequently claimed—the top spot in her class’s academic ranking all throughout her high school career.

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