When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace: Volume 9 [Parts 1 to 5] by Kota Nozomi

Author:Kota Nozomi
Language: eng
Format: epub

And so, the biker gang Cruise had been completely annihilated on the whim of a single convenience store clerk. Some time afterward, a spirit named Marilino who’d witnessed the supernatural battle that had gone down that night contacted Shuugo, revealing to him both the existence of the Spirit War and the identity of Kiryuu Hajime. Shuugo accepted the invitation that the spirit had extended to him, and thus he set foot into the world that Kiryuu had cryptically alluded to.

One might think that Shuugo was driven by a desire to take revenge on Kiryuu...but that wasn’t the case. Kiryuu’s reputation was beginning to grow, and Marilino had apparently chosen to act as Shuugo’s Spirit Handler specifically because the biker seemed likely to pick a fight with—and maybe even taken down—the now infamous Player, but in the end, that plan had failed spectacularly.

Shuugo felt no drive to avenge his old gang, nor did he resent Kiryuu for its destruction. The moment he’d witnessed Kurumaya Yousuke, the man he’d respected above all others, suffer a humiliating defeat and beg the man who’d beaten him for mercy, something inside him that he couldn’t put a name to had broken with a violent, almost audible snap. For the briefest of moments, it had felt like he’d found something to fill the void within him, but now it was back, and emptier than ever.

When Shuugo and Kiryuu eventually reunited in the world of supernatural battles, Shuugo found himself lacking any sense of duty or desire for revenge to drive him to fight the man. Kiryuu soon invited Shuugo to join his team, and Shuugo let himself be swept along. Before he knew it, he was fighting under Kiryuu Hajime’s command. The only thing that had changed was the man whose orders he carried out.

Really, though... I have no idea what the hell that moron was thinking.

Why had Kiryuu decided to recruit Shuugo? It seemed plausible that he hadn’t had a real reason to begin with, though if he had, it was almost certainly a steaming pile of chuuni bullshit. Knowing what a lost cause Kiryuu was made that easy to predict

To hell with that guy, though. No point trying to figure out what he’s thinking. The real question right now is: what the hell am I thinking?

Shuugo had accepted the invitations he’d been offered, obeyed the orders he’d been given, and gone with the flow no matter where it took him. He may have looked free and unfettered to a casual observer, but the truth was quite the opposite. His own will had never played a factor in anything he did. He was always carrying out the will of someone else, fighting their fights like a true mercenary. There was no telling what he, himself, was thinking—assuming he was even thinking anything at all.

“Agh, whatever! Who gives a damn?!”

Shuugo brought his motorcycle to a stop and pulled off his helmet. His eyes flashed with a dangerous glint as he glared at the building he’d come to pay a visit.

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