“You can use the rumors. Since the F-class courage test incident has already set the stage, it’ll be easy to use.”
“Oh. Is that so? Creating an image of a school girl who sees ghosts?”
Maddox didn’t believe in ghosts.
However, considering that the student bulletin boards were often filled with ghost stories, creating an image of a school girl who sees ghosts could be a pretty effective method.
“If you make it seem like she’ll be cursed if she doesn’t listen, she’ll listen. Especially in a school atmosphere like this.”
Noah nodded at Maddox’s words.
Noah looked at Melody, who was sitting quietly on the bed.
Melody was a pretty girl with a delicate air. No matter how hard she tried, she had an appearance that would never allow her to approach a wild beast.
However, if he used the students’ fear of ghosts, he could make her even more mysterious and scary.
If someone said that she was a pale and fragile-faced pretty girl who could see ghosts, everyone would be curious and afraid at the same time.
‘It’s also a fact without a doubt.’
If such a rumor spread, it would be a great help in investigating future ghost /N_o_v_e_l_i_g_h_t/ stories.
It would solve the ghost story problem and fulfill Melody’s wish, so it would be killing two birds with one stone.
Hiding his feelings, Noah folded his arms and tilted his head obliquely.
He asked Melody in a calm voice without a hint of arrogance.
“I think I would be more helpful than the leadership?”
“T-what is that......!”
Maddox cried out in frustration, but then closed his mouth again because it was the right thing to say.
Noah smiled and said to Melody.
“I think it would be better if you spend time alone with me after school today, Melody. I’ll help you.”