Anime Girls are Moist

Chapter 1066 1,065: Classroom for Naughty Girls

Inside the lavish suite, luxurious to the point of absurdity.

The air was warm and stagnant, saturated with a kind of silence cut off from the "outside world" — assuming such a thing still existed — and filled with a subtle, oppressive pressure.

Soft lighting spilled over velvet bed curtains, polished wooden furniture, and thick carpet.

It should have been a relaxing environment.

But for the two "guests" in the room right now, it felt more like the most exquisite of cages.

Alaya and Gaia.

The two embodiments of the Counter Force.

Their flawless, doll-like faces were now frozen in shock and blank disbelief that completely clashed with their status.

They stood barefoot on the overly soft, dark carpet.

The unfamiliar texture under their feet made them both feel extremely out of place.

Emerald-green and silver-white hair swayed slightly, framing the intense turmoil in their eyes.

Almost instinctively, the very instant they managed to recover from the sudden, impossible shift of this "083"-like environment, Alaya and Gaia tried to call on their power at the same time — that Counter Force authority that could interfere directly with the world's laws — to either break this bizarre space, attack the culprit who caused all this, Rei Ao, or at the very least teleport out of here!

However—

When their will reached out, as usual, toward those omnipresent "rules" and "permissions,"

what came back was only a blank void.

Or rather, a barrier so solid it was enough to make one despair.

In Alaya's deep violet eyes, countless human images suddenly sped up in their circulation, a sign that her core was carrying out calculations and attempts at a speed beyond imagination.

But the results were all the same.

Unable to parse the current spatial structure.

Unable to connect to any external information flow.

Unable to invoke any correction protocols against "anomalies."

Even the most basic external rule links needed just to maintain their own existence had become extremely faint and unstable.

It was as if she had fallen, in an instant, from an admin who held partial world permissions…

to an ordinary piece of data, trapped inside some unidentified, unmanageable, inescapable program on her own server.

Gaia's jade-green eyes were also full of disbelief.

She tried to commune with the concept of the planet itself, to rouse the forces of nature — even if it was just to stir up the faintest breeze, or make a single spike of wood grow from beneath the floorboards hidden under the carpet.

The feedback she got was just as chilling.

That seamless unity between her and the "planet" had been severely weakened and disrupted.

This space felt like a Lostbelt, a "singularity" cut off from the world itself.

Her authority here was being suppressed at the most fundamental level.

Put simply — their power had been sealed.

Locked down by this decadent, fragile-looking room that Rei Ao had created with nothing more than a snap of his fingers.

"T…this is impossible…"

Alaya's usually icy voice now carried a faint, almost imperceptible tremor.

A primal reaction to the unknown and to losing control.

"An independent space… forcibly overwriting the rules…"

Gaia's voice was no longer calm either, heavy with confusion and wariness.

Rei Ao sat at his ease on the edge of the enormous bed.

One hand rested casually on his knee over the silky sheets.

The other was gently held in Tiamat's arms as she leaned against him.

Watching the two Counter Force girls struggle in vain, their faces unable to hide their shock, he couldn't help but chuckle softly.

"Heh…"

His laugh sounded especially clear in the quiet room, light and almost playful.

"Ladies, there's no point wasting your energy."

"In my 'classroom,' I'm the one who sets the rules."

"All those permissions and protocols of yours don't work so well in here."

His tone was as relaxed as if he were talking about the weather.

But the content made Alaya's and Gaia's hearts sink to rock bottom.

A classroom?

So he really saw this place as somewhere to "educate" them?

This arrogance — treating the Counter Force itself as something that needed "education" — and the terrifying ability he'd shown in temporarily blocking off portions of their authority…

finally made them realize that this "outsider" in front of them was operating on a level far beyond what they'd first assumed.

"What… exactly do you intend to do?"

Alaya forced herself to calm down.

Her violet eyes locked onto Rei Ao's, trying to maintain the dignity of the Counter Force.

Though in this setting, her slight, youthful-looking body made that dignity feel oddly unconvincing.

"With this kind of threat… are you planning to bargain for access rights?"

Gaia asked in a cold voice as well.

Beneath the planetary will in her emerald gaze, deep wariness simmered.

"Threaten you? Bargain? For permissions?"

Rei Ao shook his head, as if he'd just heard a very dull idea.

"If I wanted that kind of thing, do you really think I'd need to go through all this trouble?"

He paused, his eyes sweeping over the way both girls' bodies had unconsciously tensed with nervousness.

The curve of his lips held a hint of mischievous malice.

"I just think that for two admins in charge of maintaining the world's balance, the way you operate is a little too rigid and inhuman."

"Always jumping straight to warnings, expulsions, or summoning a Beast to silence someone — that's not great."

"So you need a bit of… let's call it 'humanization training.'"

He didn't give them time to respond or think it through.

Instead, he turned his head slightly and spoke gently to Tiamat, who had been quietly leaning against him this whole time.

"Mama Tiamat, do me a favor. Bring these two disobedient kids up here."

He put just a bit of emphasis on the word "bring," the implications obvious.

"And while you're at it… help them be a little more honest. Having clothes on in class always feels like there's a wall between people."

At his words, Tiamat's indigo eyes, which had been fixed on Rei Ao with burning devotion, finally shifted toward Alaya and Gaia.

There was no hostility in her gaze.

No strong emotion at all, really.

Only an absolute will to carry out Rei Ao's request.

She gently released his arm and rose gracefully to her feet beside the bed.

Even though her current form was that of a breathtaking, mature woman wrapped only in a thin, starry veil,

the moment she stood tall and turned toward them, Alaya and Gaia still felt a faint pressure — one that came from the very level of life and existence itself.

The aura of a Creator Goddess.

Even after being corrected and awakened, that underlying presence was still extraordinary.

"D…don't come any closer!"

Alaya instinctively took a step back.

A crack finally appeared in her icy voice.

It was the instinctive resistance and panic of her current, girl-like form.

She tried one last time to rouse her power.

A faint glow, symbolizing humanity's collective consciousness, shimmered weakly around her.

But like a candle in the wind, it was immediately smothered by the invisible rules saturating the room, flickering on the verge of being snuffed out.

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