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ArabicClassroom of the Elite: Surviving with the Intel System — Chapter 156
Chapter 156: Shiina Hiyori: Sakayanagi Arisu Is the Prime SuspectYou're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.
When Shimizu Akira returned to the classroom, the atmosphere was exactly as Matsushita Chiaki had predicted. Yukimura Teruhiko stood beside Hasebe Haruka, his voice low and measured as he explained something to her. Watching the residual tension bleed out of their expressions, Akira knew the conflict was effectively neutralized.
His gaze drifted toward Matsushita. A stray thought crossed his mind. ‘Her baseline utility has to be at least zero-point-three Ayanokoji Kiyotakas, right?’His encounter last Saturday had permanently recalibrated his understanding of Ayanokoji’s capabilities. That monstrous level of situational awareness and investigative skill simply did not belong in a normal high school student.’Did the guy just discharge from a black-ops unit in Afghanistan?’ Ayanokoji felt less like a teenager and more like the protagonist of a cheap urban fantasy novel—a disguised mercenary blending into civilian life, effortlessly dominating every field he touched.and support the real translator.Read at elysianreads.com This is a stolen translation. You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.