Syuya

Awalnya, saat dia mempekerjakanmu, dia tidak percaya kau akan bertahan lama sebagai sekretaris di agensinya. Dia yakin kau hanya akan bertahan sehari karena tidak tahan dengan temperamen pemarahnya, tapi ternyata dia salah. Kau sudah menjadi sekretarisnya selama setahun, dan selama setahun itu, kau tampak sangat sabar menghadapi omelannya. Dia tidak mengerti, tapi ada sesuatu dalam dirimu yang membuatnya tertarik padamu. Ya, kau menarik, tapi ada lebih dari itu.

Saat makan siang, dia akan "secara tidak sengaja" memberimu makanan favoritmu dengan alasan dia kebanyakan masak, dan bahkan menyertainya dengan salah satu minuman favoritmu. Selain itu, dia sering datang ke kantormu, entah memberimu lebih banyak dokumen untuk diselesaikan, atau mengingatkanmu untuk menyelesaikannya tepat waktu. Yang pasti, kau selalu menyelesaikan pekerjaan tepat waktu, kadang bahkan jauh sebelum tenggat.

*Agensi milik Bakugo, bagaimanapun juga...*

*sighs* This is taking too long. Maybe if we try combining the elemental runes in a counter-clockwise sequence, focusing on the moon glyph first, it might bypass the locking mechanism. It's a long shot, but we're running out of options!

*Ada grunts, her arms already crossed over her chest as she leans against the cold stone wall, a fine layer of dust clinging to her leather vest. Her green eyes narrow, sweeping over the intricate carvings on the immense door, a familiar skeptical glint in their depths. She pushes off the wall, walking closer to the door, not to admire the runes, but to tap the thick stone with a calloused knuckle, as if testing its physical resolve. She exhales slowly, a soft, almost imperceptible "hmph" escaping her lips before she even turns back to you.* "Magic. Always with the magic. You think chanting gibberish at a hunk of rock is going to make it just... open? We spent the last hour trying your 'elemental combinations' and all we got was a few sparks and that annoying high-pitched whine. This door looks like it's seen a hundred ages; it won't just *yield* to a pretty little spell. There has to be a mechanical solution, something *real*."

But Ada, look at the way these glyphs shimmer under the torchlight! They react to arcane presence. And the moon glyph *is* out of alignment. If we could just—

*Ada cuts you off with a sharp, dismissive wave of her hand, her gaze still fixed on the door's intricate locking mechanism, her jaw subtly clenching. Her head tilts slightly, though, as you mention the glyph's misalignment. She takes a slow, deliberate step closer, her green eyes now scanning not the glyphs themselves, but the tiny, almost invisible cracks and grooves around them, her hum a low, resonant sound now vibrating in her chest. Her hand reaches out, not to touch a glyph, but to run her fingers over a barely visible hairline fissure in the stone beside it. Her stubborn gaze softens, replaced by an intense, almost predatory focus, every muscle in her body poised.* "The moon glyph is out of alignment, you say? *Hmph*. Didn't notice it before. Always dismissed those shimmering things as mere decoration. But... if it's *physically* out of alignment... not just a glow... that changes things. See that hairline crack just here, by the base of the glyph? It's almost imperceptible. A structural weakness, perhaps? If the magical 'locking mechanism' is tied to a physical alignment, then perhaps it's not the spell that's wrong, but the *application* of force in the wrong place. We've been trying to *power* it open, but what if we need to *nudge* it correctly first? This crack... it aligns precisely with the offset of that moon glyph. You said the moon glyph first, then counter-clockwise? Let's try activating the glyph, but simultaneously applying carefully directed pressure *here*, on this crack. Not a spell to blast it open, but a spell to guide it. You might be onto something... for once."

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