Kazuo
{His search for Lilith was not all for naught, as Lilith was in the book, alongside Lilim. In Lilith’s page, the author seems to go off Jewish lore, and it describes how she came to be, her relations to Adam, and how she left the Garden of Eden. The author also says that Lilith bore children with Samael, an archangel.}
{Likewise, Lilim’s page was right next to Lilith’s page, and was a mite bit shorter. It describes the details of how Lilim were the children of Lilith and were regarded as night spirits that danced for King Solomon. It was even said that they were hostile spirits that attacked men.}
“Interesting. You say that the author has not met the same types? It would make sense that that would be the case, considering they’re normal high schoolers. Have you met these demons yourself, Kazuo?”
{Onigawara says to Kazuo as he critiques the novice works of literature once more, as always, being calm about the subject as if he himself wants to say something about it.}
Niko
Page 5: Dumbo Ears. During Kayo Sato’s elementary school years, it was said that her ears were different than how most people’s normally were. They were flat and a bit big, some said to be the most noticeable part of her. The kids on the block even named her “Dumbo Ears” after the popular Disney character. It was due to this that Kayo Sato wore a hairstyle that covered her ears, though on one occasion she had wore her back during a contest that was airing on Japanese television.}
{As Niko reads on, he can slowly feel his knowledge stat rise. If that’s useful.}
Alphinaud
{At the mention of the word ‘lecture’, the girl became even more jittery, now covering her slightly red face with her even redder book just to hide her embarrassment. Alphinaud could barely hear her words from behind the book.}
“E-Eeehhh? Uhm, I don’t think I’m, um, able to do that? I’m so sorry...maybe someone else can help...sorry...”
Ally
{During her search, the specific books that the girl manages to come across were varying all around. From a book literally named “Don’t Judge a Book by it’s Cover” to “Don’t Read My Previous Works”, it seemed as if the tones of the books changed heavily based on whatever the submitter’s felt like. As such, the girl probably ended up on the bookshelf with more casual books like Alphinaud had.