Chapter 344

Scorpio, whose real name is Sonoda Sarina, is also the homeroom teacher who just transferred with Gen Taro, and can be considered the object of affection for the whole class.

In the world of Kamen Rider Fourze, the enemies they face are monsters whose power comes from different constellations in the universe, and their real name is Star Disciple.

There are twelve Star Disciple executives in total, modeled after the twelve zodiac constellations in the universe; their power is stronger than that of ordinary Star Disciples, and Scorpio is one of the enemy executives.

As Sonoda Sarina walked down the stairs, she didn't realize that her other face had been exposed upside down, and of course this is also the most basic reaction of most monsters that can take human form when facing Jiang Xia.

Jiang Xia merely glanced at her and then looked away, continuing upstairs at a leisurely pace, because Sonoda Sarina is human.

Star Disciples who use constellation transformations are ultimately just a group of psychologically unhealthy students in their rebellious phase, seeking power to change the world.

They are not Gurongi, so there's no need to kill them; fundamentally, they are confused by the Constellation Switch due to psychological shortcomings.

Of course, Sagittarius, Virgo, Libra, and Leo are exempt; they don't need any psychological intervention, and they must take responsibility for their own actions.

Thinking this through, Jiang Xia suddenly realized what he should do at this school, but he had no experience as a teacher, let alone as a counselor.

The knowledge he possesses is mostly oriented toward practical application, and he is not well versed in adolescent psychology.

Jiang Xia took a deep breath; all the theoretical knowledge and case studies are properly placed in the library, and if someone in the world can do it, he can too—no need to panic.

Knowledge equals power; at worst, we can use superpowers…

Jiang Xia took the key from his pocket, opened the main door, and beyond it was a room decorated in warm colors, cozy and inviting; the lights on the ceiling were embedded in the inner side of the ceiling, so turning them on could simulate sunlight inside the room.

Transparent bookcases filled with books surrounded the four walls, and the floor had a bright yellow wool carpet.

Near the walls, a few warm-green sofas were placed, looking quite soft, as if exuding a strong attraction that makes anyone want to lie down on them spontaneously.

The color scheme and various furnishings here make people involuntarily let down their guard.

A warm and bright environment is most suitable for psychological counseling.

Moreover, the clients are underage students, and in such a refined and elegant setting they are most likely to open up.

In short, they are very easy to deceive; with just a little guidance, they will reveal what they hide in their hearts.

However, this is only a place for psychological counseling; the real workplace is actually inside. Jiang Xia

He pushed open another door inside the room.

This time it was a standard decorative style: a typical teacher's office with normal lighting, a wooden desk, and thoughtfully equipped with a computer, saving him the trouble of buying one himself.

If no one is around, he can stay here, whether slacking off or working, entirely up to him.

However, work is actually the minority; most of the time he's just brewing tea and slacking off.

An idle world would only tire him out; slacking off is more comfortable, at most he glances out the window to see if any students need psychological counseling.

The computer is very important; staying alone in the office is fine, and being an active netizen online is also a good way to pass the time.

"The Heavenly River Forum"—even slightly better schools have their own dedicated internal forum.

At the same time, all kinds of information circulate there, making it a good place to quickly learn about students and teachers.

Of course, this is also thanks to Heavenly River's exceptionally lenient policy toward electronic devices.

Jiang Xia sipped tea while idly moving the mouse.

Today's forum was very active, with many students posting, possibly because summer vacation had just ended and the new semester had begun.

Students always have endless topics to discuss, and of course there are some who show off their identities—things like queen elections, campus kings, and the previous semester's prom, all that miscellaneous nonsense. These are just kids playing house, useless.

Most posts in the discussion area lack substance, and the only topic with the most comments and participants is the Heavenly River Queen selection; but Jiang Xia chose to skip it directly, and then, all of a sudden, the Jiang Xia who had been leisurely sipping tea slowly put down his cup.

A post covered in red caught Jiang Xia's attention, and a black-background red pop-up with a warning meaning appeared in his field of view.

"Tianzhichuan High School is the devil's nest! I will destroy it!!!"

The red color, carrying strong hatred, was transmitted through the computer screen into the hearts of everyone who saw this post.

"The person who posted this probably got hurt by a Star Disciple by accident, which is why they made this post," Jiang Xia judged, stroking his chin.

Now Jiang Xia also understands most of the information about Heavenly River on the forum, and these things have already told him the atmosphere inside Heavenly River.

Although it indeed looks like a noble school on the outside, the inside has already turned into a chaotic mess.

Troublemakers are everywhere, and it has even become so severe that going to the cafeteria to eat requires dividing areas by rank.

Delinquents, academic achievers, slackers, and otaku men and women each have their own places, and they don't interfere with each other.

Fighting is even more commonplace, breaking out at the slightest disagreement.

Moreover, transfer students who have just arrived are usually bullied even more severely, because they don't understand the rules and are prone to inviting trouble.

If it weren't for the supernatural incidents that have occurred at this school, the hierarchical ranking here would probably be even more severe.

In such a hostile environment, the absence of psychological issues is actually the biggest problem.

"It seems the leisurely slacking-off psychological counselor doesn't exist; this school is problematic from top to bottom."

Jiang Xia drank the tea in the cup in one gulp.

Maybe I got the wrong script; aside from Kamen Rider, Heavenly River should have gotten the script for a hot-blooded high school.

The teachers of Heavenly River aren't really inclined to manage this phenomenon, or perhaps they can't.

This place is the position with the strongest concentration of cosmic energy.

Students basking in cosmic energy who are in their developmental stage will have stronger physical strength and thinking ability than ordinary people.

Jiang Xia discovered this when he first arrived here.

Precisely because of this, the school's ranking is quite good, and the number of students entering better universities is also considerable.

Especially, the Rugby Club here is outstanding to an exaggerated degree, with various competition medals so easy to obtain they're practically coming out of their ears.

After all, they have absorbed cosmic energy; it wouldn't make sense not to strengthen their physiques.

Although supernatural incidents occasionally occur here, there have been no reports of student deaths.

Various superpower incidents have also been occurring frequently recently, which also indicates that the Star Disciple plan has only just begun.

Upon entering Tianzhichuan High School, as long as your physique can adapt to the cosmic energy here, you can obtain power far beyond that of ordinary people.

This holds true even without using the Constellation Switch.

"Really a gathering place for problem children; we should start with the most severe cases."

Jiang Xia turned off the computer; he now has to go work.

(End of chapter)