Based on the light novel also published by J-Novel Club!
Name's Inori Takafuji. I'm not really much of a "go-getter," if you catch my drift-sleep's more my style-but getting summoned to another world kinda messed things up. Bit hard to chill when you've got a king in your face telling you there's a bad guy you've gotta go slay or whatever, you know? Plot twist, though-it's actually not so bad. Getting the hero treatment sounds pretty nice, right?
But then it happens again! Some other clown summons me, I get my obligatory superpower, and off I go. And sure, that's fine. It happens, sometimes you get isekai'd to the wrong place. But then it happens AGAIN! Someone ELSE summons me, I get ANOTHER superpower, and then I'm somewhere totally new. Repeat ad nauseam.
No idea what's going on, but all I want is one thing: stop ! @#$ing summoning me!
Name's Inori Takafuji. I'm not really much of a "go-getter," if you catch my drift-sleep's more my style-but getting summoned to another world kinda messed things up. Bit hard to chill when you've got a king in your face telling you there's a bad guy you've gotta go slay or whatever, you know? Plot twist, though-it's actually not so bad. Getting the hero treatment sounds pretty nice, right?
But then it happens again! Some other clown summons me, I get my obligatory superpower, and off I go. And sure, that's fine. It happens, sometimes you get isekai'd to the wrong place. But then it happens AGAIN! Someone ELSE summons me, I get ANOTHER superpower, and then I'm somewhere totally new. Repeat ad nauseam.
No idea what's going on, but all I want is one thing: stop ! @#$ing summoning me!
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Chris Chamsel is out for revenge by any means necessary-even going as far as drowning all of Regin in a sea of monsters. Whatever the church did to drive her to take such measures, Inori doesn't care. He just needs more intel. And what's the best way to siphon that from some unlucky prisoner of war? Torture. Physical and mental. And thanks to his new plaything, Sylph, he's got the perfect means to that end.
Ariya witnesses this from afar, and she arrives at a few conclusions. What this means for her, and for her future, remains to be seen.