"Get Out of My Way!" - The Girl Who Screamed in the Center of the Academy - Serialized Version

※This is based on a short story with the same title that I posted previously, but from around the end of Chapter One onwards, I've mixed in various elements beyond a school setting, so the atmosphere changes considerably. Please be cautious if that's not your preference. 『Chapter One』A Girl Who Shouted "Don't Get in My Way!" at the Center of the Academy Sugino Miyako, the protagonist, unknowingly destroyed the reverse harem plan of the heroine who was reborn in a world resembling an otome game. Can Miyako face and overcome the heroine's revenge born from resentment, armed with her mother's life philosophy, fighting skills, and the bonds with her companions? "Calm down and listen to what I have to say. It'll be okay." A story of a girl who cherishes her bonds with others and continues to refine herself. 『Chapter Two』A Girl Who Shouted "Absolutely Not!" at the Center of the Commotion Behind the peaceful academy life, in the shadows that operate in secret and among those who stand against them, Sugino Miyako seeks greater strength to protect her friends. Amidst the days that pass, memories with noise rush through Miyako's mind in response to the question, "Why do I so strongly want to protect others?" "Am I forgetting something important?" A story of a girl running between the everyday and the extraordinary. 『Final Chapter』A Girl Who Shouted Love at the Center of the World The hero raises his sword once more for the beloved girl abducted by the Demon Kings. Former companions rush to the hero's side. People guided by destiny fight on. And the captive girl finds the answer in dark slumber. "The center of the world is――" A story of love and courage between a girl and boy who took the long way around, amidst chaotic fate. ※This is the serialized version of a short story with the same title that I posted previously. The development and atmosphere differ greatly from the short story version, and the world has been transformed along with various additional elements. Because of this, there have been critical opinions from those who liked the short story's atmosphere and those who dislike mixing fantasy elements into school settings. As the author, I've wavered about whether to continue down this path, but I cannot abandon the desire to "write the story that came to mind! Share it with others!" So I'd like to push forward as planned. For those who are concerned that I've bitten off more than I can chew, I'll do my best to see this through to completion, so I humbly ask for your continued support!