Chapter 32 : kidnap him."

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I mean, there were several Fallen Angels that would avoid the dual Gremory-Shitori fief, but I don't see one in specific that would give that much of a big 'nope' to Azazel… and the man being mostly fine with that.

"Personal issues and the situation is that I can't go personally to snatch him away from where he is right now, let's just say that he is already on some important mission for Grigori," He said before turning and pointing at me. "'That's why you will go to him and do that for me."

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"What? Why?"

"I need you to go and get him in Kuoh Town because I think you will do better than I can right now," The Governor-General admitted lazily. "And he has to come here in Kuoh, so do whatever is necessary to get him to follow you. Like helping him with his current mission or out-right try to kidnap him."

Yet Azazel stopped for a moment to scrunch his face at this last thought.

"Actually, don't try to forcefully smuggle him out," The Fallen Angel reiterated with a hint of uneasiness. "He might be quite stronger than you."

"How much strong is he compared to me?"

I had to consider every situation and kidnapping might be one of those available. I mean, what if this individual is actually strong in something that I can counter? And what if he doesn't comply with my direct request?

"Strong enough to kill you without even trying," Azazel remarked without hesitation, causing me to deflate instantly at the missed opportunity. "Plus he will not be alone where he is right now. In fact, I think you might find that his current ward can be incredibly easy to anger at the littlest of insults."

He hummed again. "Actually, you should really try to anger his ward. I want to see his hilarious reaction about that."

"I assume that this one shouldn't be able to kill me?" I inquired with a hopeful tone, feeling as if I was going to be turned in a specimen for some twisted comedic experiment of the Governor-General.

"Oh no, he could and will try to kill you if you even joke around him," The leader of Grigori stated calmly. "But I am confident enough that I know you will avoid getting killed by him with what you have if some escalations truly happen."

"So he is dangerous but- still someone I can face against and hope for a victory?"

Azazel seemed to be pondering about it for some time, keeping quiet as he genuinely seemed to evaluate the possibility.

"Maybe," He muttered with an uncertain voice, still giving me a nod. "You could give some trouble, maybe even knock him out before he can get serious."

So this 'ward' is someone arrogant and strong enough to turn problematic in a fair fight against me.

I had some idea of whom he was referring to, but I just hoped that I wasn't seriously going to face him of all people wherever I was going to sent to.

"By the way, where am I supposed to go exactly?" I asked quietly, feeling curious about where my 'first mission' was going to be.

For some reason, the man gave off a smile bigger than usual. Shivers made my spine tremble in a strange sense of sudden uneasiness.

"Kyoto," Azazel replied mirthfully. "I will come to pick you up tomorrow by dinner-time."

I was a little tense when Sona asked for more details over this supposed 'odd-job' I had to do by the old Capital of the nation.

Albeit very lenient and permissive when the situation allowed her to, the heiress of the Sitri clan was also someone that didn't like leaving any strange situation unanswered.

Mentioning the fact I would have to be away from Kuoh Town for the following two to three days was enough to spark some surprise, curiosity and suspicion from the President of the Student Council.

The latter emotion was minuscule and completely overshadowed by the other two, and the questions that ensued from that small encounter ended up giving me some insight about why she seemed to be suspecting me for doing... something.

While Rias had ditched the idea of approaching me directly to try and get Asia off from my 'guidance', seemingly limiting her efforts to mere glancing and studying my usual routine from afar, I found out in that very conversation that things were far from optimal as of now.

The President of the Student Council had been keen to reveal that she had indeed received some 'considerable pressure' from her friend about the matter, enough to get her to make some efforts herself.

"While your point is valid about Asia-san having the right to have some time to decide which club to pick… couldn't you just try to-"

God-fucking-dammit, I am starting to get really annoyed now by Rias-

But while the allure of rebuffing that proposal even now before Sona was strong within my mind, I knew that I had to avoid getting caught by my own irritation in some trap I couldn't get out from, especially one that might see my own 'superior' side against me.

Rias might be lacking the proper influence to push me in the corner, but she knew that the political landscape of the Academy played similarly to a chessboard and she was still the 'King' there.

Yet that perspective of the school's backstage wasn't a true insight over the whole state of things, as there were some advantages and clauses that only those that had been reading the numerous rules of the Academy knew about.

So, much to Sona's surprise, I merely smiled and nodded politely at her request.

"I will see how to solve this situation then," I replied with a composed tone, but then I let out frown, giving off a very stern and serious look. "But I hope that you will not crack under this kind of pressure of all things ever again, Sona-taichou."

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