I really don't want to be reborn.

The defeated staff members also took off their hats and gave a round of applause in praise.

As she calmly walked down, someone suddenly hugged her tightly.

"You're so mean, Black Cat!...No, Your Highness Black Cat! You're so strong, I've never heard of such strength before!"

Saori excitedly hugged the black cat and rubbed against it repeatedly to express her excitement.

"I...I said...this is too hard, please don't do this."

Although the petite girl being hugged had a look of resistance and disgust on her face, Saori seemed to interpret it as shyness, so she became even more demanding.

"Waaah—You're clearly human, but you just can't understand human language? I curse you..."

Eriri Sawamura curiously poked the little black cat's cheek, her face full of curiosity: "I was thinking about this last night, are you really human? That reaction speed isn't human, is it?"

"Hmph, mere mortal..."

"Huh, is that how you talk to your senior?"

Sawamura was clearly seeking revenge for last night, pinching and pulling hard on the face of the self-proclaimed non-human cat until it surrendered.

"No, no, let go! This is going to break..."

She broke free from Saori's embrace, glared at Eriri, and muttered under her breath, probably cursing something again, while holding something that looked like a CD in her hand.

He looked at Kirino with his colored contact lenses, but didn't say anything.

That look in his eyes was actually quite complex.

The black cat wondered, "Has this person truly made up their mind, or is it just a momentary impulse?"

Regardless of the reason, she would not think that Kirino Kousaka's happiness was absurd or that she shouldn't have done it.

She didn't think that Kirino or Kasumigaoka Utaha were wrong.

Was Kousaka Kyosuke wrong?

That kind of thing, that kind of thing—how should I put it, she had actually been thinking about this question the whole way, about that brother and sister.

People who mature early are usually late bloomers; this is the older brother.

Proud yet impatient and timid, this is my younger sister.

How to write the story of these two people, and what their future holds, is not for her to decide; she can only watch silently.

As Kasumigaoka-senpai said before, they could only stand by and watch, there was nothing they could do.

With the black cat staring at her like that, Kirino seemed to realize it was her turn to speak. Her tsundere nature kicked in, and even her praise was delivered with a strong personal touch.

"Hmph, not bad, not bad at all."

The black cat was startled, and its appearance when it woke up from its reverie really resembled that of a cat, except for its sneer: "It doesn't matter what I am like, anyway, I'm better than you."

"Phew...you're looking for trouble again, you damn cat!"

"Sow, come here, I'll teach you how to lay a minefield..."

This won't do, we're definitely going to start arguing...

Kousaka Kyosuke gave a few winks to send the others away, leaving the two tsundere types standing there, tsundere and hurting each other.

As for what will happen next, he knows without even looking.

"Kirino, remember to thank her properly."

Leaving behind only this sentence, Kousaka Kyosuke stopped watching his sister and her best friend hurt each other. Anyway, the content was all very good, and they both liked it.

Aren't you worried they might actually start arguing?

"It's fine as long as it's noisy."

"I mean, won't they cause trouble?"

"Will not."

Kyosuke let out a breath, suddenly feeling a sense of accomplishment as an older brother: "Kids will ask you why you're ignoring them, if you don't like them anymore, but adults will tacitly maintain politeness and distance, distancing themselves from each other."

He glanced back, his smile radiating contentment: "Without a doubt, they are all children."

…………

That's it.

My first experience with Xia Comi is almost over.

Personally speaking, Kasumigaoka Utaha didn't find the event interesting at all. She waited for hours to get in, there were so many people, and it was incredibly hot. Her sister silently declared war on her—oh well, she'd just consider it spending time with Kousaka and Sawamura.

As for Kyosuke Kosaka, although he didn't find it very interesting either, the passion contained within it gradually warmed his heart a little.

That's the passion for one's career.

This event was originally a festival that brought together a large group of otaku to find their own fun.

Does he like writing novels?

I like it.

Do you like your novels to be adapted into an anime?

Of course I like it.

Isn't happiness just that simple? A person can be happy if they can do what they love, make a living from it, be with the people they love, and make them happy too.

Then let's make it into an anime?

His easygoing attitude towards life was tinged with a touch of restlessness. Although these feelings would gradually fade with time, he knew that his happiness would eventually return to normalcy.

But before that, it wouldn't be bad to enjoy the enthusiasm a little.

Enjoy the passion—that's a brilliant short phrase.

My sister was very enthusiastic too. Although she was initially full of opinions and felt down, she met her favorite author, bought a lot of doujinshi, merchandise, and game consoles, watched cosplay, and most importantly, deepened her friendship with her friends...

Ok.

He silently took out his phone and sent an email to someone.

Not only with the black cat Saori, but she also needs to get closer to her best friend, whom she has been somewhat estranged from.

"Honestly, my feet are killing me. I wonder what the hotel bathroom is like..."

The younger sister complained softly as she walked ahead carrying a bag containing risk. The other three old men were, of course, talking about jokes that only they understood, while Kyosuke and Kasumigaoka Utaha slowed their pace.

"Is it over for today?"

"Probably. I haven't seen you show any interest in anything for the past three days, Kasumigaoka."

"No, I've already seen what I needed to see, and I'm quite interested in it."

The girl rubbed her temples wearily: "Someone is courageous and adorably foolish, how can I not be happy?"

"Who?"

She glared at him: "It wasn't you."

Kyosuke didn't think too much about it and chuckled softly, "You see, I'm actually quite courageous too."

I took her hand and walked slower and slower.

Kasumigaoka Utaha remained silent, looking at Kirino in front of her, thinking to herself, "If you're so capable, come and take it yourself. Don't say I didn't give you a chance."

Just determination?

Those are slaves to memory; they change.

"Kousaka, what are you thinking about right now?"

"Dear Miss Lizzie, I sincerely wish you health and happiness."

"Is this Pride and Prejudice...a rejection after confessing your feelings?"

"Yes, I'm scared."

She took a deep breath, just about to tell him there was no need to be afraid, when she heard a surprised voice. The voice was unfamiliar yet strangely familiar.

"Huh? Kirino?"

Kirino Kousaka froze instantly and turned toward the sound.

Everyone looked over there.

That was Kirino's best friend at school, Ayase Aragaki.

A fitted sleeveless top, a cool skirt, green sunglasses, and some silver ornaments.

Because of her temperament, this pure and innocent look gives people the impression of a rich young lady.

Ayase walked up to Kirino carrying a bag, her acting skills seemed pretty good, and her surprise was genuine.

"Aha, it really is Kirino! What... what's going on? I only noticed a red hat floating by, otherwise I would have missed Kirino."

"Ayase...!?"

Kirino said stiffly.

She was also carrying paper bags full of doujinshi and related merchandise in both hands.

Previously, her brother had taken the blame for her, but now he has inadvertently revealed his true colors.

Ayase Aragaki seemed oblivious to what her best friend was carrying, blushing and beaming with delight. She spoke a little too quickly, almost as if she were reciting a prepared script.

"Ah, I can't believe it! Are we... are we connected by an invisible thread? Ugh! Ugh, seriously, it sounds like I'm confessing to Kirino?"

Kousaka Kyousuke's eyes changed slightly.

Aragaki's stuttering may not be solely due to her nervousness during her first acting experience.

If you stutter and stammer when you say you like something, there's another possibility.

That is—to truly like it.

Sure enough, sure enough—this girl is indeed a lesbian!

Kyosuke glanced at Aragaki, then at the black cat.

He flashed a knowing smile, as if he were Zhuge Liang, the master strategist.

Repairing a friendship is one thing, but letting your sister develop an inappropriate relationship with you is another.