After being laid off, I became a god judge

If Fujikawa Toki knew that he would meet another durian-haired boy when he went to dinner with this boy with the same hair color as a mandarin duck pot, he would definitely ignore Imaken's pitiful eyes and go straight back to Honmaru.

Before entering the door, Fujikawa Toki saw a young man whose eyes and aura were incompatible with those around him among a group of black people waiting for dinner.

How to say that sentence...

Stand alone and alone...

It is the most suitable description for this boy with a durian head.

It happened to be a meal at this time, and the business of this store was pretty good. When Fujikawa Toki and Toki came here, there were no other vacant seats except for the one occupied by Bakugo.

Fujikawa thought that the durian-headed boy's eyes were too fierce, so others dared not come to compete with him.

At this moment, he was looking at the few people who were going to share the table with him with definitely not friendly eyes.

Hong didn't seem to notice the extremely obvious disapproval in his eyes at all, and asked casually, "Can we sit here?", and then pulled out the chair and sat down without waiting for the other party's response.

Bakugo was quite dissatisfied with his self-talking behavior, his eyes were full of repulsion, but he still didn't say anything after all, and turned his head to the other side after sweeping his eyes over several people. How many people have to deal with it.

Fujikawa Toki's eyes lingered on the two teenagers for a moment, hesitating for a few seconds between the two options of leaving directly or sitting down to eat, and finally chose the latter.

The waiter came over with the menu, and both Hong and Baohao directly reported the meal they wanted without even looking at it. It seemed that both of them were regular customers here.

Fujikawa Toki didn't have any particular obsession with what to eat, so he handed the menu to Imai Ken who was looking around with a curious expression on his face.

The meals ordered by several people were served quickly. In front of Hong was a plate of cold buckwheat noodles that looked very light. In front of Baohao was a bowl of red chili peppers. It was weird to see what was underneath. In front of Toki Fujikawa, there was a chocolate parfait, a creme brulee, a lemon mousse and an unknown dessert made of strawberries.

When Bakugo saw the assortment of delicate snacks piled up in front of Fujikawa, he raised his chin and let out a sneer with no meaning.

Fujikawa looked calmly at the pile of red hot peppers in his bowl, raised his chin and nostrils and let out a sneer like a model.

"What do you think of my dinner, masked bastard!"

Bakugo stood up and stared at Fujikawa Toki who was opposite him.

Fujikawa was stunned for a while before realizing that the "masked bastard" in his mouth should be referring to himself.

"No."

Fujikawa shook his head.

"Eating more spicy food can promote the secretion of sweat glands, help expel toxins from the body, speed up metabolism, and prevent gallstones by the way. It is good to eat more spicy food."

Fujikawa Toki listed the benefits of eating spicy food in a serious manner, Bakugo's original tense expression was gradually replaced by blankness, and he stared at Fujikawa Toki with a "what are you talking about?" expression.

Jin Jian on the side listened very seriously, and raised his hand to ask at the end, "I shouldn't have to worry about gallstones, so can I not eat spicy food?"

Bakugo:  …

He does not eat spicy food to prevent gallstones.

But before he could clarify this point, there was a sudden loud noise outside, and the vibration of the sound wave also affected the restaurant. And food has also been dumped.

Before everyone realized what happened, they heard someone outside yelling in horror, "There are enemies!"

Hearing these three words, Fujikawa stood up reflexively and wanted to run out, but Hong Yanji beside him quickly grabbed him to stop his movement.

"It's dangerous outside."

His usual expressionless face was now full of solemnity.

"Stay here and wait for the rescue of heroes. This is the most correct way."

Bakugo on the opposite side didn't speak. Although his face was full of reluctance, he still agreed with Hong's point of view.

Fujikawa Toki glanced around the two of them, and then looked at the student uniform he was wearing that was the same as theirs, and only then realized belatedly that he was no longer a professional hero.

Although the profession of a professional hero is subject to many constraints, relatively speaking, it will also give a certain degree of freedom.

For example, you can use your personality relatively freely, and if you accidentally damage buildings or public facilities during the mission, the cost of these losses will be borne by the government.

During the years when Fujikawa became a professional hero, although countless fugitives were captured and brought to justice, the losses caused every time would make the group of Hero Association want to cry without tears. Just went bankrupt.

Now he has been deprived of his qualifications as a professional hero. Not only can he not use his personality arbitrarily, but no one will pay him for the loss. Although the Government of Time/Government has promised to reimburse him, it is only when the Time Traveling Army appears. Guilty, in this case, they will not give reimbursement.

No reimbursement means that you need to pay for these losses out of your own pocket.

Unfortunately, Toki Fujikawa is a pauper.

The basic salary of a professional hero is actually pitifully low, and the little money for doing tasks is only enough to pay for the expensive rent, water and electricity. During his years as a hero, aside from daily expenses, he basically didn't save much money.

After the continuous changes of the times, the profession of professional hero has long lost its glory in the early days. Many people choose to be a professional hero not because of justice, but more because the title of professional hero can give the benefits they bring.Most professional heroes do not actually make money from the government’s basic salary or doing tasks. After becoming a professional hero, merchants or news media will come to their door to conduct interviews and reports, appear on programs, endorse advertisements, and go out around. These are the main sources of income for professional heroes.And the more famous the professional hero is, the higher the voice among the people, the more income he can get through these channels.

However, these have nothing to do with Fujikawa Toki. In all fairness, he is destined to be the most watched professional hero with the title of "Strongest Hero", but his reputation among the public is so bad that he can even use the title of " In the eyes of business media, the commercial value of the strongest hero is not even as good as some new professional heroes.

While other professional heroes received endorsements, filmed commercials, appeared on shows, and made a lot of money, Toki Fujikawa kept taking tasks to pay the rent.

So he definitely has no money to compensate for these losses.

Thinking of his empty wallet, Fujikawa Toki could only suppress the urge to move in his heart, and sat back again.

"Thank you."

Fujikawa sincerely thanked the boy next to him. If Hong hadn't stopped him in time, he would have lost money at this time.

He definitely has no money to pay now, and it is estimated that at that time he will have to pay them Jinjian.

After all, it is a knife from the Heian era, so it is an antique, and the value of a building is still there.

Thinking of this, Fujikawa Toki's eyes towards Imken became more and more kind unconsciously...

Imai Ken, who was immersed in eating dessert, felt a chill behind his back for no reason.

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