When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace: Volume 13 [Parts 1 to 3] 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)

It wasn’t like this back when we first got together. Back then, we were both so preoccupied by the idea we were dating now that we’d end up sitting together in awkward silence because we were too flustered to think up a conversation topic, or we’d have the most ridiculously over the top reactions to something as simple as our hands brushing up against each other, or we’d get comically worked up over something as benign as an indirect kiss. Our relationship was, for a period, as innocent as could be...but that had only lasted for a moment.

Before I knew it...Tomoyo had gone full dere. I’m talking zero to dere in an instant. Her dere side had grown at a terrifying speed, to a terrifying degree. She was as dere as dere could be. Like, seriously, zero percent tsun, one hundred percent dere. It was like she’d tossed the whole personality she’d displayed up to that point into the trash in favor of going so thoroughly dere, it actually freaked me out a little. It was so bad I was seriously considering calling her Dereyo instead of Tomoyo.

It all started with the Juujuu nickname. Once she’d crossed that fateful line, it was like all the affection she’d kept bottled up over the course of her life had come exploding out all at once, all directed straight at me in the sappiest way possible. She was taking every opportunity to match outfits with me in any way she possibly could, she’d call me up on the phone every single morning to whisper sweet nothings, and she’d started getting way touchier and clingier than she’d ever been before.

It’s not that I wasn’t happy about her being super upfront with her love and affection for me, to be clear! It’s just that if I said it wasn’t also a little bit obnoxious, I’d be lying. The phone calls were particularly hard to deal with—we would talk for hours on end, and when things were finally wrapping up she’d be all “Oh, no way, I’d never hang up on you! You have to hang up on me!” Then when I hung up, I’d get another phone call moments later where she’d go, “Why’d you actually hang up on me? Do you hate me?”

Agggh, give me a break!

For real, though, I hadn’t seen this coming at all. Who could’ve imagined that Tomoyo, of all people, would end up like this when she started going out with someone?

“I did it, Juujuu! It’s time! Hugs!”

Thirty minutes of actual, serious work later, Tomoyo spun around on her chair to face the floor table where I was doing summer homework (hers, not mine).

“You ‘did it’...?” I repeated. “You mean you finished the chapter you were working on?”

“Nah. I finished writing one new line.”

“Then you didn’t do squat! You’re only one line farther than you were when you started?!”

“Hah! You’re underestimating writing, Juujuu. Before I could even start writing that one line, I had to proofread everything that I wrote last night, and I ended up deleting a bunch of parts that I didn’t like anymore.

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