[Western Crossover] Knowledge Is Power

[October 12: Taking the night off. I have something to do tonight and might get home late, so I need to take the day off. I’ll update earlier tomorrow! Love you all!] Even Bai Ze doesn’t know whether her parents gave her that name hoping she would ward off evil or know everything under the sun. But she really was born with superpowers, just like her distant relative Kusuo Saiki, and her powers grew stronger as she got older. As a chuunibyou, she has a dream: to get a glove and snap her fingers with a flourish. As a student studying abroad, Bai Ze sometimes has to work part-time. Before long, she becomes a renowned information broker. Wait, let me explain. I’m not an information broker! “One million dollars. I want to know where the Tesseract is right now.” “Sure, I’ll find out for you!”+ This story goes premium on July 19, with three chapters released that day. Please show your support! Here’s a recommendation for my new story: [Western Crossover] The Villains Want Me to Be Their Boss The thing Nora fears most in life is anything scary, and yet strange things keep happening in this world. Aliens, shrine maidens, and all sorts of peculiar people. They keep coming to her door to say bizarre things, insisting that they’re prophecies. “My king, you will lead me in fulfilling your destiny.” “Child of the Fallen, the crown of flames above your head betrays you. You will bring endless fire upon the world.” “Make a pact with me. Grant me power, and let me become your servant!” After hearing these things so many times, Nora finally discovers, to her shock, that the horns she has to file down every day aren’t a case of abnormal bone growth. She’s a demon, and she even has the Crown of Hell, invisible to human eyes. From the day her identity is revealed, villains keep knocking on her door, drawing summoning circles to call on the future ruler of Hell and get what they want. Nora, expressionless: “...Get lost. Stop knocking on my door, and stop summoning me. Don’t you people have anything better to do!?” I just want to be a good person, but today’s villain wants me to be his boss too. Theme: