One Punch Man: Double Godly Start Chapter 059

(PS: The latter half of the previous chapter was revised at 1:50 PM. Readers who read it after that time do not need to reread it.)

Saitama’s “taken” meant in terms of romance, but Fubuki understood it as in terms of power and influence.

Therefore, Fubuki said firmly, “I won’t give up.”

She had never given up on the idea of recruiting Byakuya into the [Fubuki Group].

With that, Fubuki turned and left.

“But isn’t the current law monogamous?”

Saitama immediately asked, puzzled.

“That’s right, but this law only binds ordinary people, so…”

Genos’s words were cut short, as saying any more would invite trouble.

Saitama scratched his head, unsure if he understood what Genos was saying.

On the way back, Fubuki ate cookies from a box, looking preoccupied.

Psykos’s sudden appearance bothered her greatly.

And from her conversation with Psykos just now, it seemed Psykos had also established an organization, and Byakuya had already joined it?

If so, her difficulty in recruiting Byakuya would increase significantly.

But even so, she refused to give up.

Moreover, Psykos’s appearance further ignited Fubuki’s competitive spirit. Feeling guilty towards Psykos was one thing; not wanting to lose to Psykos was another!

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“Vice President Byakuya, let me help too.”

At this moment, Psykos walked into the kitchen.

“Alright.”

Byakuya nodded gladly.

“It’s been five years since I last cooked with Vice President Byakuya. Back then, we cooked and ate together every day.”

Psykos said with a sigh, helping Byakuya chop ingredients with a kitchen knife.

“…Why does that sound like an old married couple?”

Byakuya immediately quipped.

“Old married couple?”

Psykos asked, puzzled.

She seemed to have no idea what cooking and eating together every day had to do with “an old married couple.”

“Nothing…”

Noticing that Psykos seemed surprisingly naive, Byakuya decided to drop the subject.

…………

About ten minutes later.

Byakuya and Psykos successively brought dishes out of the kitchen.

“I’ll dig in.”

“……”

The three performed their pre-meal etiquette.

There were only three of them because Genos didn’t need to eat.

He sat on the sofa, scribbling away, making huffing and puffing sounds.

Byakuya was a little curious; would Genos’s notebook contain a bunch of content like “food must be edible, beauties must be beautiful, computers must have power…”?

“The dishes Vice President Byakuya makes are still as delicious as ever.”

Psykos looked very happy.

“Indeed, I don’t even want to cook myself anymore.”

Saitama strongly agreed.

“Thank you for the compliment.”

Byakuya smiled slightly.

After all three had eaten their fill.

Saitama helped Byakuya put away the dishes, then prepared to go back to playing games.

“Genos, aren’t you going back to rest?”

At this moment, Byakuya asked Genos.

“I still want to observe and record more of Master’s training content.”

Genos said.

“But I have something to go out for tonight.”

Byakuya explained.

“Oh, oh…”

Genos nodded.

Then he looked at Psykos beside Byakuya, then at Byakuya, then back at Psykos…

Then Genos said something meaningful with a poker face, “Don’t worry, Master, I’ll watch the house for you tonight.”

His current resting room was next to Byakuya’s, so he could detect any movement around.

Even if Master didn’t come home at night, there was no need to worry about thieves or anything.

Clearly, Genos had assumed that Master Byakuya wouldn’t be coming home tonight.

“Hey, what do you mean by that? Why does it sound like I won’t be back tonight?”

Byakuya immediately sensed the subtlety.

“Isn’t that so?”

Genos thought he had guessed wrong.

“…I probably won’t be back tonight.”

Byakuya found it hard to deny.

“So Master can rest assured. If any thief dares to appear, I’ll burn him to ashes.”

Genos said.

“……”

Byakuya knew that explaining was useless now, so he simply didn’t.

Regarding the conversation between Byakuya and Genos, Psykos remained unresponsive throughout.

Because she didn’t realize the deeper meaning.

“Then I’ll head back first. I won’t disturb Master and Mistress.”

At this point, Genos even changed his address for Psykos.

He consciously put away his notebook and left first.

“Mistress? Who is he talking about?”

Psykos didn’t even react to this.

“……”

Byakuya gave a slightly awkward smile, unsure how to answer.

Psykos thought for a while, recalling that the person had previously called Byakuya “Master” more than once, so…

“…Is he talking about me?”

Only then did Psykos realize that “Mistress” seemed to refer to herself…

“Yes, he misunderstood us. I’ll explain it clearly to him later.”

Byakuya said.

He didn’t think Psykos was the type to care about romantic matters, as Psykos’s pursuit of strength and status was no weaker than Fubuki’s.

Before being influenced by “God,” Psykos admired Fubuki precisely because Fubuki’s psychic abilities were significantly stronger than Psykos’s at the time, and both sought to stand at the world’s apex.

Without God’s interference, it could be said that Psykos and Fubuki would basically not have parted ways.

“No need to explain. There’s no harm in it.”

Psykos, however, shook her head.

“Really? Alright then…”

Byakuya was slightly surprised.

“Then let’s go back.”

At this moment, Psykos again took Byakuya’s hand.

Byakuya then activated his ability to teleport back to Psykos’s secret hideout.

“I never thought I’d meet Fubuki again so soon, but she’s changed so much, I almost didn’t recognize her.”

Psykos suddenly sighed.

Actually, you’ve changed even more…

Byakuya wanted to retort but didn’t say it.

“She says she won’t harm Vice President Byakuya, but she must be resentful in her heart that I disturbed her plans.”

Psykos reminded Byakuya again, “Vice President Byakuya, you must not be deceived by her. The prettier a woman is, the more she lies.”

“But… aren’t you also very pretty?”

This time, Byakuya finally couldn’t help but retort.

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PS: I’ve been hesitating whether or not to meticulously refine the Fubuki plotline. After much consideration, I’ve decided to refine it these two days. Repeated refinement is always beneficial for a book, it just requires enough diligence…