After finishing the part about the Street Fighter incident, the Raiden Shogun nodded in satisfaction.
Although the battle against whatever this "Destruction" was had only been summarized in a single sentence due to the lack of details, it didn't matter much.
Someone could embellish it later.
"Sara."
"Pass this on."
"Have someone polish the wording and record it as part of Inazuma's official history."
Kujou Sara, who had been standing guard the entire time, accepted the manuscript and glanced over it.
It was a record of Lord Su Ran's adventures beyond their world.
That certainly deserved to be spread throughout the nation.
As for including it in Inazuma's historical records...
She had no objections.
After all,
Lord Su Ran was Inazuma's god.
Who cared whether he was technically one of the Seven or not?
The people of Inazuma already revered him as a deity.
Taking the manuscript, Sara left Tenshukaku.
She couldn't understand the foreign language Serval had spoken, but she could certainly read the Raiden Shogun's handwriting.
On the way out, she couldn't help reading the contents.
After finishing, she couldn't help sighing.
Lord Su Ran truly was incredible.
Saving an entire world...seemed almost effortless for him.
A world that had struggled on the brink of destruction for seven hundred years—and he'd pulled it back from the edge.
This definitely deserved to be passed down through history, so future generations could praise his greatness.
Su Ran's arrival hadn't merely ended the Vision Hunt Decree and the Sakoku Decree.
He had also brought two additional Raiden Shoguns...
and even a little Shogun.
Although the Kujou Clan had declined because of it, at least it still survived in name.
To Kujou Sara, the benefits far outweighed the losses.
So she held no resentment toward Su Ran.
Instead, she was grateful that he'd brought hope back to an Inazuma that had long become stagnant.
Even if, to him, it was nothing extraordinary.
While teaching Kamisato Ayaka swordsmanship, Su Ran suddenly felt an inexplicable sensation.
But he quickly dismissed the strange feeling and resumed personally instructing Ayaka.
After all, learning swordsmanship had been one of her wishes.
Since he was such a kindhearted person, naturally he had to help fulfill it.
Nearby, Chiyo was also training with complete seriousness.
Her foundation was already excellent, so her progress wasn't bad at all.
As for Kitsune Saiguu...
She was basically just there to liven up the atmosphere.
Working too hard?
She couldn't be bothered.
After all, if she exhausted herself during the day...what would she do tonight?
Although she was just as inexperienced as everyone else, her thousand years of life experience made her far cleverer than Chiyo or Ayaka.
Watching the two of them train until they were exhausted, she already knew—they'd be heading to bed early tonight.
Wouldn't that leave the ripe peach...
for her to pick?
Besides, Ei would surely keep Makoto occupied.
The only unfortunate variable...was Yae Miko.
That pink-haired fox had nothing to do all day.
While pretending to slack off, Kitsune Saiguu was already plotting.
How do I get that little pink fox farther away?
If Miko ruined tonight's opportunity, there might never be another chance.
Opportunities didn't come every day.
Miss this one, and she might not even become the second person to eat the crab.
The eldest disciple, Jingliu, walked over.
Looking at the three students...
Ayaka clearly had ulterior motives, but at least she was genuinely trying to learn.
Chiyo had an excellent foundation and was progressing steadily.
Only Kitsune Saiguu's attitude was completely different.
Jingliu couldn't help frowning.
Yet she couldn't really say much.
The sense of déjà vu...
was simply too strong.
Even if this fox girl was only a cheaper imitation of Baiheng...
she still couldn't bring herself to criticize her too harshly.
If Kitsune Saiguu could read minds—and if Jingliu's face weren't always so expressionless—she would've immediately argued with this so-called grandmaster.
Master hasn't said anything.
Who is this old fossil to lecture me?
Ever since Su Ran had translated Jingliu's earlier remarks,
Kitsune Saiguu hadn't liked this cold-faced woman in the slightest.
Seeing Jingliu approach, she deliberately puffed out her chest, attempting a purely physical form of psychological warfare.
Unfortunately...
Jingliu's awareness in that department was somewhat lacking.
She completely missed the point.
"Your entire body radiates laziness."
"If you're unwilling to learn properly..."
"Why learn at all?"
Jingliu simply couldn't stand such a sloppy attitude.
Had this been one of the Cloud Knights, she would've already disciplined them.
"I wanted to learn his sword."
"He was willing to teach me."
"What does it matter whether I'm serious or not?"
Kitsune Saiguu snorted coldly at Jingliu.
This white-haired woman...
was genuinely annoying.
There were very few people Kitsune Saiguu truly disliked.
Jingliu had become one of those rare exceptions.
"..."
Jingliu found herself unable to refute that.
Although Su Ran's swordsmanship had originated from her, the two had never officially become master and disciple.
Since these weren't technically her students, she had no authority to lecture them.
But then...
"As his wife..."
"I should have the right to discipline your behavior."
After all,
Su Ran had once been her ex-boyfriend.
Now...he was her current boyfriend.
Surely that gave her the right to educate one of his disciples?
Kitsune Saiguu's expression changed instantly.
Wait.
There's such a thing?
What's this "wife" business?
Hearing the commotion, Su Ran turned around from where he had been teaching Ayaka.
Before he could react, a white-haired fox girl threw herself straight into his arms.
"Master~"
"She's bullying me~"
Kitsune Saiguu buried herself against him, complaining in a pitiful, sugary voice.
She couldn't beat Jingliu.
But that didn't matter.
She knew someone who could.
Granted...there weren't many people capable of putting Jingliu in her place.
Given Jingliu's strength, she stood at the absolute pinnacle of Teyvat—so strong that even Ei couldn't touch her.
Fortunately, Kitsune Saiguu happened to know exactly one person who could.
"So?"
"As your current girlfriend..."
"I don't even have the authority to discipline your student?"
Jingliu raised an eyebrow provocatively.
"Strictly speaking..."
"She's not actually my student."
Su Ran immediately rejected the premise.
"I see."
"Then she's your little sweetheart."
Jingliu sighed.
Anyone could tell.
The way this fox girl was nestled in his arms, calling him Master in such a coquettish voice...
That certainly wasn't how a disciple behaved.
A wife could discipline a disciple.
A girlfriend could also discipline the other woman.
Unfortunately...
Jingliu had no interest in that.
"If she has no intention of learning the sword..."
"Then stop wasting your time on her."
"I'll help teach instead."
She walked directly over to Ayaka.
"Come to think of it..."
"I used to be a sword instructor."
"I do have some experience teaching others."
Ayaka: "...I don't want a female teacher!"
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