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Now reading: Chapter 286 283 – Return to Alma Mater from Reborn in the Golden Age of Gaming: I Became the Prince of Sega, a Comedy novel by AjAnime.

The next day, carrying a beautifully wrapped gift box, Nakayama Takuya returned to his alma mater—Tokyo Institute of Technology.

The Ōokayama campus was just as he rembered. The ginkgo leaves were tinged with yellow in the autumn breeze, and the air held a mingled scent of books and fresh grass.

Walking along the familiar paths, watching the young faces passing by, Takuya felt as though he had slipped back in ti—back to the freshly graduated student who was both lost and hopeful about the future.

Only now, he stood in a sharp suit, the Patek Philippe on his wrist scattering fine glints of light. He was no longer the kid in the cheap shirt who had drunk himself senseless at the graduation party.

He took a deep breath, feeling the tension of the past few days ease a little.

Moving by instinct, Takuya found the grey engineering building and climbed the stairs to the office where his advisor, Professor Yonezawa Akinori, used to be.

The door was unlocked. He knocked, then pushed it open.

Inside was quiet—only a few unfamiliar young teaching assistants were sorting through docunts. One of them, without looking up, called out, "Co in."

Professor Yonezawa wasn't there.

"Excuse , who are you looking for?" a bespectacled young man finally asked.

Takuya was just about to answer when a familiar figure stepped out from the inner room. The man froze for a mont.

"Takuya? Nakayama Takuya?"

His face lit up with surprise and delight. "It really is you! You disappeared right after graduation—what brings you back now?"

Takuya recognized him too—his senior by two years, Yamashita Yukihiko.

Back then, Yamashita had been the archetypal genius upperclassman, always buried in research.

"Yamashita-senpai, long ti no see."

"Just thought I should co visit you and Sensei," Takuya said with a smile, placing the gift on an empty table. "Looks like you stayed on to teach here, Senpai?"

"Ah, I'm just muddling along," Yamashita said humbly.

"I'm just running errands at a video ga company," Takuya replied just as modestly.

"Video gas?" Yamashita suddenly perked up, leaning forward and lowering his voice. "Oh? Which one? Nintendo? Capcom? I heard their Street Fighter is amazing!"

Takuya nearly laughed. His senpai was exactly the sa—curious about everything.

"Senpai, that one's by Capcom. I'm with Sega."

"Sega, huh!" Yamashita slapped his thigh. "That's a major company too! I know it! My son keeps pestering to play that ga—the one with the blue hedgehog!"

"Sonic the Hedgehog," Takuya supplied.

"Yes, yes! That one!" Yamashita grew even more animated. "That ga's incredible—what speed! I've played it myself a few tis. Takuya, what do you do there? Programr? Planner?"

"A bit of everything," Takuya shrugged lightly. "I'm currently Executive Director of Operations. Before this, I worked on Sonic, Fatal Fury, Pokémon, Golden Sun, and so others."

The room fell silent.

Yamashita stared at him, stunned.

Executive… Director?

Wasn't that a board-level position?

He looked at the junior who used to follow him around asking questions, unable to process it for a mont.

"You—you're not pulling my leg, are you?" he sputtered.

"Would I dare joke about sothing like that with you?" Takuya spread his hands innocently.

"I only got into Sega with my father's connections. After bringing in Tetris, developing Fatal Fury, Pokémon's electronic pet line, and so on—they promoted ."

"Good heavens…"

Yamashita gazed at him with shock, envy, and a pride that belonged to a senior watching a junior flourish.

"Not bad at all! It's only been a few years since you graduated! Even if you had help, these achievents are no small matter. If Professor Yonezawa hears this, he'll definitely drink in celebration!"

Seeing his senpai's flushed, excited face, Takuya felt warm inside.

He smiled and steered the topic back.

"Speaking of which, I ca today to visit Sensei, but also because there's sothing important I'd like his advice on."

Just then, the office door creaked open.

An elderly man in a grey suit stepped in—his hair white but neatly combed.

Seeing an unfamiliar sharply dressed young man among his assistants and Yamashita, he paused.

He adjusted his reading glasses and studied Takuya. The face was familiar, yet he couldn't quite place it.

"Sensei!" Yamashita imdiately stood to greet him.

Takuya rose as well, bowing deeply. "Professor Yonezawa, long ti no see. I'm Nakayama Takuya."

"Nakayama… Takuya?" Professor Yonezawa repeated, and suddenly mory returned.

Yes—this was the bright student who constantly daydread in class.

But the youth before him wore an air of affluence; the watch on his wrist glead with quiet weight. He hardly resembled the scruffy boy from years ago.

"Oh! So it's you!" the professor exclaid in delighted recognition. "Graduated and never ca back to visit—I thought you'd forgotten this old man!"

"How could I?" Takuya grinned, offering the gift with both hands. "I finally achieved a little sothing, so of course I had to co report back to you."

Yamashita couldn't hold it in any longer. "Sensei, don't underestimate him! Takuya isn't just doing 'a little sothing'. He's now Sega's Executive Director of Operations!"

"Executive Director?" Professor Yonezawa's eyebrows shot up, his hand stalling mid-motion as he accepted the gift.

He examined his forr student with renewed scrutiny.

A board-level role? Only a few years after graduation?

"Sega's Executive Director?" he murmured, clicking his tongue. Then half-teasingly added, "If I recall correctly, you were the one sleeping in the back row of my Information Theory class. Is it really that easy to beco an executive? Your father couldn't have put you there by himself."

"Only thanks to your teachings, Sensei. You trained well—I can even keep up while slacking." Takuya said this with mock gravity. "And my graduation project did end up being… unique, didn't it?"

"Hahaha!" Laughter filled the office; even the assistants looked up.

Professor Yonezawa pointed at him, laughing as he scolded, "Your mouth is still as slick as ever! That ridiculous MSX-modified mini pachinko toilet—you call that a graduation project?"

"Pff—!" The last few assistants who hadn't laughed finally burst out. So the infamous contraption was his creation.

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