Kae
More and more people came into her office. Well, Kae was pretty sure that the reward said 'a boost in power'. What other ting did they expect? And not to say anything about the guy that just came in, he was part of Judgement, and that somehow made him think that he could order her around. All of them were cheeky brats. She let out a heavy sigh. First, to answer the killing glare from Akira, her own yellow and black eyes posed over him. Over everyone. They were lifeless, they were the eyes of a killer who has seen a bit too much blood in their lifespan.
"Then, if you do not search power, I have nothing else to offer you. If you want money, I do not have any. I agree with Tsumiki-kun that it is a dangerous feat for just high schoolers. Thinking a level 5 is an easy prey is where you are mistaken. None of you have enough power." She explained, before getting to the heart of the matter.
"As Judgement and Anti-Skill, they do not have what it takes to take on this person. While they play heroes of justice, I plan on capturing this person for my own needs, so there will be no killing, rest assured." Kae slowly regained her cool that she had lost, even if for a little bit and even though it didn't show on her face.
"So, Tsumiki-kun, please butt out of this. Official business and all." Kae refused to speak any further than that, though. There were better people after her head, so it was plain impossible that someone who didn't even know how the system worked could do anything against her.
Still, the boys seemed to have more interest in fighting each other rather than listening to her. She sighed yet again.
"I will send all of you the info necessary. If you want to come, come, if you don't then it is as simple as staying in your house. Have a good day." Kae turned to her computer and started typing away, after she had finally gotten into the database. She also pushed the people that may have remained in her office using a large shadow wall. Well, that was exhausting, even for Kae. She couldn't stand dimwits and hotheads anywhere she went. She thought she'd find less people like that in Academy City, being the city of technology and whatnot, but it seemed her expectations were off.
