Close Your Eyes
"Principal?"
Ren glanced at the name Zelel for the old man in front of him.
Indeed, looking at this gray-haired old man, he seemed fitting to be the principal.
"Hello."
The principal responded kindly.
"Principal, he..."
Seeing Ren about to leave, Zelel planned to report to him what had just happened.
"No need, I know everything."
The principal waved his hand, halting Zelel's intention to speak.
Seeing this, Zelel remained silent.
"Little friend, how do you feel about heaven?"
After suppressing the holy light emanating from his body, the principal walked alongside Ren and asked with a smile.
"Not bad."
Realizing that he seemed not to intend anything towards him, Ren temporarily shelved the idea of leaving and answered his question.
"Later, you can come to heaven often to play." The Principal said very amiably.
"Is that possible?"
Ren glanced at Zelel standing beside him.
They had long been at odds over this matter now.
"Of course, you can come anytime you want." The Principal continued, "If you need, we can also assign a tour guide for you."
"Thank you very much."
Although Ren didn't know why the other party was trying hard to invite him to visit heaven, judging from his demeanor, it seemed like he wasn't lying.
"No need to say that."
The principal was quite polite.
"Okay, may I go now?"
Because of what had just happened, Ren lost interest in continuing to wander in heaven.
"Of course." The principal agreed.
"Goodbye, both of you."
After saying this, Ren tore the space and disappeared into heaven.
After making sure he had disappeared, the principal turned to Zelel and said, "I know you have many doubts. You can ask them now, and I will answer them as best as I can."
"Principal, do you know him?"
After getting his answer, Zelel asked the first question.
Judging from the principal's tone of address to the man, it seemed like they were both very familiar.
"I know him, but he doesn't know me."
The principal touched his beard and looked into the distance.
"Is he famous?" Zelel asked.
"On the contrary, in heaven and the demon world, only a few existences know about him." Said the principal emotionally.
"What's this person's name?" Zelel asked the most important question for her.
"I cannot say."
The principal shook his head and only gave this answer.
"Can't you mention this person's name?" Zelel was quite surprised.
If that was the issue, she could understand why she didn't have room to resist when facing him.
"It's not that I can't say, it just depends on whether he tells people his name." The principal's tone was very gentle, "By the way, don't casually discuss his existence."
"I understand."
After confirming, Zelel then asked: "Then principal, why do you want this person to frequently enter heaven?"
This was also a question that puzzled her.
It would be dangerous no matter how she thought about it, because someone with such frightening combat power often came to heaven, right?
"Don't worry, he has no ill intentions towards heaven or this world." The principal noticed her concern, "He's a good kid, otherwise, he wouldn't have flicked your forehead like that."
"Please, principal, don't tell anyone about this." Zelel didn't want this issue to spread.
It would affect her image too much.
"I don't have such bad taste." After asking a few more questions to the principal, Zelel ended the Q&A session and took the initiative to say goodbye.
"He has no ill intentions towards this world..." Thinking about what the principal said firmly, Zelel returned home.
"I'm back."
As soon as she opened the door, she saw Gabriel holding Raphiel down, with a very cruel expression on her face.
"Quickly tell me what you want to do, or else I won't let you get up!" Gabriel threatened Raphiel while thinking hard.
"Gabriel, what are you doing?"
Zelel's voice became colder.
"Eh?!"
Gabriel turned and glanced at Zelel standing in front of the door, then at Raphiel beneath her who still had a smile on her face.
The next moment.
"I haven't done anything yet. Welcome back, Onee-sama!"
Gabriel immediately stood up, putting on a perfect smile on her face, and warmly welcomed her.
"Good afternoon, Zelel-san."
This time, Raphiel stood up from the ground, straightened his clothes, and took the initiative to greet.
"Good afternoon, Raphi." Zelel replied, "Are you here to play with Gabriel?"
"Yes. However, I must go back now, so I won't disturb you too much here."
As she spoke, Raphiel walked towards the door.
"See you later, Gab, Zelel-san."
"Take care on the way."
Restrained by her older sister, Gabriel could only watch her leave, even wanting to bid her farewell.
"Goodbye."
As Raphiel left the house, Zelel directed her gaze at Gabriel.
"Onee-sama, why do you keep staring at me?"
Gabriel realized something was amiss, but she could only stand there and wait, not daring to move casually.
"Come here."
Zelel told her.
"Onee-sama, is there something you want to say to me?"
With such expectation, Gabriel approached Zelel reluctantly.
"Close your eyes." She continued.
"Could it be that Onee-sama wants to give me a surprise? In that case, I don't really need to close my eyes."
Gabriel felt more and more that something was wrong with the development of this issue, and responded with extreme rejection.
"Close your eyes." She repeated.
"Okay."
Hearing this, Gabriel could only close her eyes reluctantly to cooperate.
Then, there was the sound of a gentle "touch."
"Ahwu—"
Gabriel screamed involuntarily, covering her forehead, opening her eyes, and staring at Zelel standing in front of her.
While suppressing her pain, she asked sadly, "Onee-sama, why did you flick my forehead?"
"This is punishment for your rudeness. Do you have any questions?"
Taking back her right hand that flicked her forehead, Zelel asked without hesitation.
"No." Gabriel answered quickly.
However, the level of punishment was entirely within an acceptable range.
"Um."
In response, Zelel ignored Gabriel and went straight into her room.
She didn't know why, but after she flicked Gabriel's forehead, she immediately felt much better because her forehead had been flicked.
It could be said to be quite enjoyable.