Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 81 The Girl Buried Deep in My Mind

This exam was taken using a tablet computer, which was a quite novel experience for Jun Matsueda.

The ridge indicated in the image is which type of landform?
Hmm. It's clearly a snow-capped mountain with glacial movement, so the answer is D, lateral moraine.

The picture shows Stage 13 of the Tour de France. Which of the following elevation profiles does it correspond to?

The material map is just an ordinary map without contour lines, and you need to think carefully about how to correspond it to the cross section.

First, you need to flip the material map according to the starting point, and then determine the height of each section according to the English legend. The corresponding option should be option C.

He passed the map reading test with flying colors, and then came the comprehensive test, which was very similar to the geography section on the college entrance examination. Matsueda Jun finished all six of them in 20 minutes each. If it had been a paper test, his fingers would have been sore by then, but thankfully, it was an electronic test paper, and Matsueda Jun was relieved.

It was almost half past twelve. Matsueda Jun finished answering all the questions and compared the questions he was unsure about with the chart in his mind. After the exam was over, he and Kuroba Shin left the exam room together.

Neither of them discussed the exam content this time. After having lunch in the cafeteria, they boarded the Aoyama University bus.

The Olympiad isn't over yet, and next up are the field tests. Simply put, these are questions that require you to go out and investigate and answer questions.

The school bus officially departed at two o'clock. It was still early, so the two of them sat in the bus and started chatting.

"How is Yamamiya Moki doing in Yugaoka High?" Hei Yuxin pretended not to care.

"I'm not very familiar with Senior Yamami. I just see her at various commendation events." Jun Matsueda's fingers tapped on the glass, and the flying insects resting outside the car window trembled.

"Oh, senior will be leading the wind orchestra to the national competition in October." He added that Kuroba Shin was also there during the Tokyo competition, seemingly as a manager or consultant, but she didn't go on stage anyway.

"Aren't you in the wind band?" The girl remembered how he played drums on stage. He was average looking, but his posture was quite handsome.

"I'm from the News Department. I'm just working there as a temporary worker."

Hei Yuxin didn't know what to say, and the two fell silent.

"Are you close to Senior Yamami?" It was Jun Matsueda's turn to bring up the topic. He was a little interested in getting to know Yamami Moki.

"Me and her? Should we say that we have a good relationship or a bad one?" The girl's eyes lit up.

"We are the type who grew up together but we don't like each other."

Jun Matsueda couldn't imagine how Yamami Mayu would express her dislike towards others.

"Because I have been a genius since I was young, you know, the kind that always gets first place in grades no matter what I do." As he said this, Hei Yuxin proudly puffed out his barren chest.

"And she, Yamami Maki, a good child in the eyes of adults, has to work hard to catch up with me."

The school bus started, and Jun Matsueda waved to Natsumi Imokawa and others outside the window. The statue of Jesus at the door watched the talented people on the bus go away.

"I'm upset with her because my grades are obviously better than hers, but adults always praise her and never praise me, just because she is a good child."

Of course, Hei Yuxin no longer cares about those childish compliments.

"She's upset with me because no matter how hard she tries, she can't catch up with me, and I always use this to piss her off." When she said this, the girl laughed happily like a kitten.

"But didn't you two have a great time chatting at the Tokyo Wind Music Contest before?" Jun Matsueda resisted the urge to rub her little face.

"That's... anyway, you wouldn't understand girls' relationships!"

Jun Matsueda did not ask any more boring questions. His desire to understand Yamamimi Maki had been satisfied. Even if they were a lesbian couple who loved and hated each other, it had nothing to do with him.

The school bus stopped at the coast, and Matsueda Jun could smell the salty, humid air as soon as he got off. When he saw the red water in the distance, he already knew what the field test would be.

"Red tide!"

After obtaining background information from the staff, Jun Matsueda walked along the roadside, where the port of Tokyo Bay could be seen in the distance. This field exercise had three stations; after observing along a fixed route, participants needed to answer questions at each station in sequence.

After answering the questions one by one, Jun Matsueda did not get on the car, but sat on the embankment to enjoy the scenery.

The question is actually quite difficult. The first step is to draw a simple zoning map of today's red tide and analyze the movement of sea water. Red tide actually has many colors, which are mainly related to the enrichment of microorganisms.

At this time, the sea water in front of Jun Matsueda was blue-brown, which looked very dreamy.

Then you need to fill in the functional zoning around your location. This is relatively simple. The Tokyo Bay area is a typical example, and there are quite a few related questions.

Finally, based on the red tide reports from the Tokyo Metropolitan Environment Bureau in previous years, he analyzed the changes and causes of this year's red tide. This was the scariest question, and he shook his head as he wrote it.

But it doesn’t matter. As long as he gets the gold medal, he’s sure to get the principal’s bonus.

After the exam, everyone returned to the bus, their expressions noticeably relaxed. Matsueda Jun remained in his usual seat, while Kuroba Shin got on a little later, looking exhausted. If she'd been answering the questions on paper, she'd have likely filled in every blank.

"I want to sleep, please don't disturb me." The girl said this as soon as she sat down, then leaned back in the chair and fell asleep.

Jun'ya Matsueda chose to close his eyes and rest, and returned to Aoyama University in silence. Before getting off the bus, he discovered something.

The flying insect was still outside the car window.

He was so persistent and too determined, Matsueda Jun sighed, with something floating in his mind and refusing to come out.

For someone with an extraordinary memory, even the associations are very clear, and this kind of vagueness is very rare.

what happened?

When a Qingshan student in a white dress passed by him, Matsueda Jun finally realized the reason.

He had buried her deep in his mind with his own hands.

That girl who refused to give in and was overly determined, Tomatsu Tomoka.

"..." Jun Matsue remained silent at the school gate.

Aoyama University is located in Omotesando, the most fashionable place in Tokyo. Fashionably dressed girls happily hold hands with boys and pass by the quaint school gate.

"Didn't Matsueda perform well? Or is he carsick? Why do you look so bad?" Teacher Kashida walked over from the opposite side, followed by two people from the News Department.

"Nothing." He smiled at the three of them, "I think the gold medal will be fine."

"That's good. Let's go. I'll take you home." The man took out his car keys.

"Teacher, I'm sorry, I have an appointment in Shibuya tonight and don't plan to go back now." Jun Matsueda apologized to the man. Kurusu Yoyo asked him to watch her premiere.

"That's fine. Just make sure you're safe and send me a message when you get home tonight."

Jun Matsueda watched the black car gradually become smaller and disappear at the end of the road.

"Why didn't you get in the car?" He looked at the girl holding a camera across the street.

Natsumi Imokawa walked up to him and said timidly.

"I sense you're not in a good mood."

　The actual Olympiad proceedings differed from the descriptions. Updates should resume at the normal schedule tomorrow.

　　That woman wasn't actually there, yet she seemed to be everywhere.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)