[As you cleaned up the area around you and stored Aihara Makoto’s backpack in your system inventory, no one still felt anything was amiss.]

[Although most people had already left the cafe and no one had lingered outside, the majority of the cafe employees still stayed to handle the aftermath.]

[Yet, even when they were gazing in front of you, it was as if your actions weren’t registered by their brain, ignoring you and whatever you did to the surroundings. Even tampering with a crucial crime scene went completely unnoticed.]

[In your case, restricting your power rank didn’t make that much of a difference since your targets were also downgraded. Even with the rules imposed by the Angels of Death, these station world native humans were still easily manipulated by you.]

[After taking Makoto’s backpack, you weren’t interested in slaughtering these weaklings, as it didn’t benefit you in any way. So, you immediately flapped your fairy wings and flew, using Ghostwalk to pass through any solid obstacles, phasing through them.]

[Returning to the enclosed school rooftop, Scarlet and Astraea were still there. Astraea had even applied a temporary magic barrier around it, which prevented anyone who didn’t have permission from stumbling into the school rooftop.]

[Looking around, you also saw Jade had returned.]

[Jade had returned a bit earlier than you. So after seeing you return, she immediately spoke out, "Darling, I’ve finished your task and eliminated those two veteran Train Conductors! I’ve already gotten the tickets from that Mid Platinum rank Train Conductor."]

["Not only that, the train cores of his train and the train of that Gold rank Train Conductor have also been taken. I’ve already killed their train crew and dismantled their trains, so they’re no longer a threat in this death contest."]

[Hearing Jade’s good news, you nodded your head and took out Aihara Makoto’s backpack. Opening it, you took out Makoto’s Death Papyrus while replying, "That’s good. While you were away, I’ve already dealt with Makoto and took his Death Papyrus."]

["From what I discovered, his Death Papyrus has an Angel of Death different from mine. The one who created his Death Papyrus isn’t Morvane, but seemed to be a Peak Diamond rank Angel of Death."]

["However, unlike Morvane, this Peak Diamond rank Angel of Death is only a bit stronger due to being more senior than Morvane and having lived longer. His talent is way inferior to Morvane’s, so I’m not interested in inviting him to the Zenith Train Crew."]

["But since the creator of this Death Papyrus is a major rank weaker than us, I’ve been wanting to test whether I can remove his connection with this Death Papyrus using Order King."]

[Hearing your words, Scarlet asked, "Didn’t the Angels of Death restrict us from using power ranks above Peak Iron rank?"]

[You replied, "Yes, but in essence, that restriction is to make the death contest fair."]

["If we display a power rank above Peak Iron rank in the station world, then the Angels of Death above who were tasked to monitor the death contest will undoubtedly notice the transgression."]

["However, as powerful as they are, they aren’t powerful enough to see through what’s happening inside the train conductors’ trains."]

["From the fact that they didn’t prohibit the usage of power rank above Peak Iron rank against them and train conductors, it meant that they only cared about whether it was used against those native human contestants, breaking the balance of the death contest."]

[After replying, you explained your plan to Jade, Scarlet, and Astraea.]

[After they listened to your plan, they felt it was plausible, so they agreed with it.]

[However, even so, you didn’t remain complacent. Although your SSS-rank Future Diary innate talent was still in cooldown, you decided to use it to determine whether your plan was successful or not.]

[After all, Future Diary wasn’t just merely used for preventing future deaths but for knowing the future diary entries written by one’s future self a week from now. It was only Kyle who used it to ensure he wouldn’t die in the station world.]

[As for you, you found it unlikely to die, especially when you were already this powerful and had a lot of rule-based abilities and trump cards.]

[As for the cost of ten years of lifespan due to using the Future Diary when it hadn’t finished its cooldown yet, you naturally ignored it.]

[Since you have more than ten thousand years of lifespan, ten years were just a drop in the bucket. Not to mention, some of the debtors already had high interest rates, and it was only a matter of time before they’d be deemed unable to pay it, taking either their lifespan or innate talent as collateral.]

[Taking out your Future Diary, you forcibly activated it regardless of its cooldown, causing it to activate, but at the cost of ten years of lifespan.]

[After you summoned your Future Diary, the page it displayed was the second page, where your future self had already written what happened during the entire week in the future timeline.]

[Reading it, you ignored some parts that were redundant and focused on the important details.]

/Day 1: I decided to enact my plan of removing the Angel of Death’s connection with the Death Papyrus./

/Day 2: My plan worked. After I ensured to create multiple layers of space within the training room carriage, the distorted space and time within it made it more difficult for the Angel of Death to perceive what happened./

/Day 2: For my past self’s sake, here’s the full step-by-step plan I did and the failsafes I made, which were honestly unnecessary as they weren’t used, but adhering to the principle that it was "better to be safe than sorry", I still suggest using it. [Omitted]/

/Day 3: The Zenith Train Crew returned to participate in the death contest, walking wantonly in the station world as that incident had not occurred. No Angels of Death made trouble for us that day./

/Day 4: Nothing noteworthy occurred on this day except for finding another Death Papyrus in a women’s toilet./

/Day 5: Morvane, the Angel of Death and creator of my Death Papyrus, finally arrived!/