The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 259 - Fear Dominated by the College Entrance Exam

Gel's mouth twitched as he glanced at Alice, who was still rummaging in the spatial pocket. Although he knew that Alice wasn't an ordinary person, he still couldn't help but treat her as a child because of her appearance. Hence, he felt it wasn't suitable for Alice to read books like the one he was currently holding.

The content of the book he currently held was... How should he put it... It was a novel that wasn't suitable for children. The novel had existed a long time ago, and almost every adult in the current demon realm had most likely read it once before. Though, the novel probably wasn't as old three hundred years ago, so maybe that was why such a book was inside Grant's spatial pocket?

Gel's mood was a little complicated. After turning a few pages, he found that this novel was indeed the same one in his memories. So, he hurriedly set the book aside and turned to the other two dozen or so books on the table. Then, he picked one out and opened it to take a look.

[How to make an exquisite tiramisu? Step 1: Add 40 grams of granulated sugar into two egg yolks heated in a warm water bath. Stir until the granulated sugar is melted. Then, pour in 30 grams of milk and beat until the custard thickens. Step 2...]

Upon turning to the first page, Gel immediately found himself looking at a baking recipe. Moreover, this was a recipe he was familiar with.

Some time ago, Kamia had thought of broadcasting herself baking desserts, but she didn't know what she should make. So, she had asked Gel to come up with an idea for her. Although Gel knew nothing about desserts at the time, to not disappoint his little sister, he had spent several days reading numerous books related to desserts. Meanwhile, this tiramisu recipe was something he had come across in one of the dessert books he had read.

Upon seeing this recipe, Gel immediately realized that something was wrong. It was obvious that the content he saw wasn't this book's actual content. Instead, it was the content of a book he had previously read, and his memory of it was being

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