Raviel put down a pile of newspapers with a thud. “I investigated it like you asked.” 0

“Were you able to find anything about her?”0

“Yes, she’s quite famous.”0

Certain words from the newspapers had been marked with a light green highlighter, words like “Miss Ja,” “Miss J,” and “Ja Su-Jeong.” What was the media of this time period thinking by releasing a minor’s full name?0

“She’s more famous for her nickname—the Detective Who Sees Ghosts. If you ask anyone on the street, it’s a coin toss if they heard about her or not.”0

“She’s never been on a public broadcast channel, yet she’s still that famous?”0

“The younger people are, the more they tend to know about her, especially high school and middle school students. Almost every student here knows about her. They don’t exactly know what she did, but they at least heard of the Detective Who Sees Ghosts.”0

I assumed that the attention wasn’t very positive.0

“Most people responded with ‘Oh, that fraud?’ I feel bad. It seems like the person you claim to be the Tower master isn’t very popular.”0

“A fraud, huh?”0

Two days ago, on the day I met the Tower master, Uburka and Raviel tracked down my aura and found me. I introduced Ja Su-Jeong, a student from Year 3 Class A of Shinseo Middle School, as the...0