The train finally arrived. [The Nameless Hawk] clacked its beak and spoke.

"Cheep! This place has a very pleasant flow of ether! Order! I can feel the energy of Order! Cheep—!"

"Heheh, that's because this is sacred ground, where part of Yggdrasil's roots are."

"Is that so! This must be the land where the Holy Sword rests. Cheep! Having just awakened, there are many things I don't remember! Hero, let us go and meet the Spirit of the Sword. Cheep—!"

"Ah! But we have something to discuss for a moment—☆"

"Cheep?"

I gently pulled Piyaki and the students away, who were trying to escort us directly to the theology department, and called over Albite and Kara.

The juniors approached with puzzled expressions.

"What's going on?"

"Is there something important you need to tell us?"

"Yes♪ Now, as soon as we step out of that door and exit the train, we'll be in another school—☆ So, we'll need to follow that school's rules carefully, right?"

"...?"

"Isn't that obvious…?"

Albite and Kara's expressions turned into a look of 'Why did you call us just to say that?' But I knew that this reaction was exactly the seed that would lead to a mishap in the "original story."@@novelbin@@

‘I'd like to watch the original story’s event unfold if nothing major goes wrong, but... this time, the atmosphere might get really serious…’

The taboos of another school. Originally, this was something to be learned slowly, as the story progressed at a relaxed pace, encountering students from Holy Alfenheim High School and learning through experience…

‘But these kids have grown up too fast, and instead of going around begging other schools for help, they're already busy taking down dungeon chaos monsters...’

I proceeded to inform my still-confused juniors about the things they must not say in front of the students of Holy Alfenheim High School.

1. Do not refer to Yggdrasil as an object or call it "just a big tree."

2. Do not act like you know everything about farming or cultivating plants.

After hearing this, the juniors sighed, as if they were listening to a nagging mother.

“…We probably wouldn’t have said those things even if you didn’t warn us. It’s natural to get angry if someone belittles something you deeply believe in, even if they don’t understand it.”

"Well… isn’t that obvious? I also walk the path of a craftsman, so I understand how rude it is to speak carelessly about someone else's expertise."

* But why are they helping other schools? There’s no benefit, and it’s not even their territory.

* It’s just the right thing to do… it’s justice.

* No way! They must be doing it to curry favor with Aesir Girls’ High School’s power!

* No, they always solve problems and then disappear…! Because that’s the way of ‘chivalry’!

* What…?!

* Central Prism Academy is full of ‘knights’…!

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