That's why Lévy said 'just right'. Could this kind of situation, which happens to have such a convenient choice, also come from the miraculous ability of Haruhi Suzumiya? Just like she inexplicably won such a big prize, and there was a kind of luck like divine help in the past.

If it weren't for the fact that Haruhi Suzumiya still hadn't realized that he had realized his dream for many years, the head of the SOS group would really be the mirror of the absolute meaning of the doom-ridden boy in the school city.

Just looking at it now, the good luck of Suzumiya Haruhi seems to be a little worse than the bad luck of the last one. I don't know which of the two of them should work hard?

"Is the appearance of the Atlas random?"

Eve is just ignorant of the world in some places, and that's because she has little contact with it, not because she is stupid. Since it was originally a very ordinary place, but now it is called a 'special location', isn't it obvious that it is near the hotel where my classmates from my school lived?

"No, not exactly, to be strict. ”

Levi casually opened the map app on his phone, located the area sent by Hiiragi Asuka, and roughly confirmed that there were indeed no other noteworthy places in the surrounding area.

"Actually, Hiiragi Asuka and the organization behind her should all think that there is a reason for the emergence of the other world. But because in many cases it is not so easy to confirm what exactly has to do with it, there is naturally no way to simply conclude that it must not be random. After all, it is a fairly large organization, and it is still necessary to pay attention to evidence in doing things. ”

Even now, Levi hasn't seen any other members of the organization called Nemesis to which Hiiragi Asuka belongs, especially the head of the high-level and the like. But organizations like Nemesis, Levy has always been in contact with a lot. How such organizations generally operate, and what the behavior and thinking patterns of the core internal personnel are, can actually be inferred from some of their external performances.

Based on Levy's past experience, Nemesis's organization doesn't look like a roadside gangster gang without strict management and allowing its members to be willful. From the fact that they have maintained a good concealment for a long time, it can be seen that this is definitely managed by an excellent team that is quite close internally, with very complete management tools and very good execution.

And the only member of the organization that Levi has come into contact with so far, that is, Hiiragi Asuka, gave him a pretty good impression, which made people first have a high evaluation of the vision and courage of Nemesis's organization in selecting talents.

Although Hiiragi Asuka herself was very open and honest, she even told Levi about the fact that her parents were once members of the organization. But this not only does not make Levy feel that Nemesis has an old-fashioned and rotten system of relying on nepotism and blood relations, but makes him appreciate that the top management of the organization is not stubborn and pays attention to qualifications and rules, and is very flexible in the selection of talents.

If it's some organization that isn't so enlightened and not so bold, people like Hiiragi Asuka who already have a fairly high degree of autonomy in action at a young age will rarely have the opportunity to appear. Even if there is, most of them are really promoted by nepotism and internal high-level reasons rather than simply by strength and ability.

"Like a cop?"

Elsewhere, Eve may lack common sense, but she is more proficient than many others in these police, intelligence organizations, underground secret societies, and the like.

After all, he was a killer no matter how he said it before. Eve, in particular, has never followed the rules of conduct in the so-called circle. Not to mention the beautiful assassinations that some of her peers are particularly pursuing, she is no different from those criminals who commit murder on the street in broad daylight.

has always acted in a style that is not afraid of being discovered at all and does not hide it at all, it is conceivable that Eve has been arrested, hunted down, and assassinated by the police, intelligence organizations, and even special forces, as well as his peers and hostile forces during his career as a killer.

And Eve not only 'commits crimes' but never hides her whereabouts. After 'committing a crime and fleeing', he still didn't hide his thoughts at all. At first, before she broke through the name of the legendary strongest killer of Golden Darkness, she was wandering the streets, reading books in hotels, and so on, when she was suddenly attacked by various forces.

And even if Eve's reputation gradually became louder and louder, and the ordinary police and underground forces no longer dared to take the initiative to find fault, there were still people who tirelessly harassed Eve in his spare time outside of work, either for revenge, or for the sake of maintaining justice, or even planning to subdue her.

Especially those organizations and forces that already know the name of the golden darkness and dare to come to the door, they are no longer the mentally retarded people who foolishly thought they could not deal with a little girl at the beginning. A variety of subtle designs and traps directly helped Eve broaden her horizons, and her strength continued to improve steadily.

The style and level of those mysterious organizations hidden beneath the surface of the water, Eve is actually the same as Levi, and she can guess a rough idea just by looking at the surface. It's just that her speculation is like the difference between reason and sensibility between men and women. Eve doesn't give Levi's clear and detailed analysis, but intuitively forms an impression that she doesn't quite say.

Yes, although I have always loved reading, I have really read a lot of novels with plot twists and turns. Perhaps because she hadn't spoken much before, Eve's language organization skills were indeed lacking. Just like she is not as good as the literary girls in the school, everyone can write some good little prose and poetry. It's a bit difficult for Eve to describe something she knows well.

But to be honest, this phenomenon is not only in Eve's case. Lévy has also seen clues in some adults who have studied hard and achieved certain grades. It's also the same as Eve, because she usually speaks less and less, and there are fewer and fewer opportunities to write logically rigorous large paragraphs. It's just that the reason why those people have become like this is because the Internet, especially social networks, has flourished, so that they are slowly getting used to the fragmented communication methods on the Internet. Not only are the articles and information I read fragmented and simplified, but even when I talk to others, I think of what to say, and I don't need to be rigorous to add it directly.

Such daily habits directly lead to the deterioration of some people's language and writing skills.