Don't force me to use my right fist.

Sawa was even more speechless. Wasn't this obvious? Sometimes he wondered if Kaguya was deliberately making fun of him, otherwise why would she keep asking such questions?

"No, I just want to hear you compliment me. If you think it looks good, then keep looking at it. In the future, whatever type of clothes you like, I can wear them for you."

Hearing Saya's words, Kaguya wasn't angry at all. Instead, she smiled and winked at him before quietly leaning close to his ear and whispering something.

Meanwhile, Kaguya's hands, which were wrapped around Saya's neck, weren't idle either. Her slender fingers drew circles on Saya's chest, almost causing him to lose his balance and fall to the ground. If this girl really used her monstrous charm, even someone like Saya, who considered himself extremely resolute, wouldn't be able to resist.

Appearance.

The thought that this girl might actually wear whatever clothes she likes in the future, just imagining it, is enough to make Saya's head start to spin.

After taking a deep breath to calm his excited emotions, Saya calmly told Kaguya about her mother.

Her mother, Yuzaki Tessa, seemed off at first glance, but she was still her mother; she couldn't really let something like this cause a major falling out.

Rather, what Sōyu said this time gave her a new breakthrough.

"You said it yourself, you'll always be with me, so even if you have to go back to your original world, you can't abandon me, understand? To be precise, you're mine for life, I'm sticking with you!"

Chapter 653 The Second Time

Even the longest road eventually comes to an end. Just as Saya and Kaguya were chatting, he finally carried the girl to their destination for this school festival.

He didn't carry Kaguya back to the abandoned classroom. Only when he reluctantly put Kaguya down from his back did she realize where she was. Kaguya wasn't worried that Saya would actually take her to any dangerous place, or even that he might do anything to her.

To be honest, Kaguya was actually somewhat looking forward to seeing what surprises this usually clueless boy could give her now that he had finally come to his senses.

To Kaguya's surprise, Saya brought her to the rooftop of a somewhat familiar school building. Because of the ongoing school festival, this already secluded place was incredibly quiet, so much so that when Saya put her down, Kaguya wondered if he had finally come to his senses and was considering making a move on her.

"You carried me for so long, and this is the end result?"

Kaguya naturally remembered it. Back when she and Saya only had a simple contractual relationship, after Saya rescued her from the infirmary, she joined him in watching the show from this very spot.

Come to think of it, I'm not really the type to be overly curious about messy things. If I had to say, he's partly responsible for corrupting me.

"Yes, I know you don't like crowded places, but after thinking about it, there aren't many other places on campus where we've spent time together, so this is a good choice."

Saya nodded in response to Kaguya's question. There was an even more convenient place, but that would mean running into Amakawa Tsubasa and the others, and if that led to any conflict, it would be something Saya didn't want to see.

Instead of doing that, why not indulge in some nostalgia first, and then head to your actual destination?

As for Amakawa Tsubasa's advice that pursuing girls should involve using methods that make it easier to close the distance between them, he simply didn't like those flashy things.

"Huh? But Yu-kun, have you thought about this? Usually, if someone brings a girl to the rooftop, it's either because they want to confess their feelings, or they're planning to take things further."

Looking at Zuoyou with a playful gaze, she was indeed pleased that he had found this place, which was quite meaningful to both of them, but that was not a reason for her not to joke about such things.

To be honest, she wasn't really joking; she was more guiding Sōyū.

After all, if he confessed his feelings to her now, she would probably agree without hesitation. As for taking things further, that would depend on Saya's performance.

"No rush, mainly because this place isn't romantic enough." Saya snapped his fingers, not following Kaguya's instructions. Instead, he gave her a mysterious look before placing his hand in front of him.

Before Zuoyou could finish speaking, countless obsidian blocks rose up in front of him, forming the shape of a gate.

"Where does this lead?"

Kaguya rarely witnessed Saya display his superhuman strength; even in Hell, which Amakawa Tsubasa had visited countless times, she had never seen anything like it.

"Oh, the road to hell, do you have the courage to come with me to hell?"

Saya smiled and extended his hand to Kaguya, offering her the most sincere invitation.

"I'm honored. Or rather, isn't it all the same wherever you take me?"

Kaguya smiled and placed her hand in Saya's palm, letting him lead her into the door that looked rather strange.

After a slight, unsettling fluctuation, when Kaguya regained her vision, she saw a field of geisha that could only exist in fairy tales, and a sky covered in darkness.

A look of surprise appeared on her face, but the warmth from her hand gave her a sense of security. When Kaguya turned around, she saw Saya with a proud expression.

"Isn't it beautiful here? Absolutely quiet, absolutely romantic, and no one will bother us." wh

Sōyū boasted about how good the place he had chosen was, as if he didn't care at all that it was actually a hellish place.

Fortunately, Kaguya didn't care about that. She simply leaned against Saya and hugged his arm.

"It's a very nice place, but Yu-kun, have you thought about what you're planning to do after bringing me here?" Knowing that Saya was definitely not a seasoned lover, Kaguya quickly realized that Saya probably just wanted to show her off the scenery.

"Huh? Um, is there something else we need to do?"

Sōyū paused for a moment. In his mind, wasn't this just like a trip? They'd sit down, chat, enjoy the scenery, and grab a bite to eat—wasn't that the perfect itinerary for a date?

The main issue is that, whether it's on TV or in a novel, it generally ends here.

Kosaku

What is known is that the reason those things stopped here is mainly because this is the only way they can go; anything further would obviously not be something that the public can see. Kaguya gave Saya a sweet smile that was enough to make him momentarily lose his composure, then stepped forward and pressed her lips to his chest, kissing him on the cheek without the slightest hesitation.

Chapter 654 With You, It's Paradise

This is the second time today that I've been forcibly kissed.

Kaguya's kiss wasn't as bold as Amakawa Tsubasa's; she went straight for the kiss, leaving only a red lip print on Saya's face before retreating with a satisfied yet slightly shy expression.

As for Zuoyou, it once again crashed.

Fortunately, having already experienced it once, and since Kaguya hadn't gone too far as to kiss him directly, Saku quickly recovered and didn't continue to freeze and embarrass himself.

"You Jun, tell me honestly, am I the first girl you brought here?"

Seeing Saya's expression, Kaguya couldn't help but laugh. She put her hands behind her back and leaned forward to ask Saya a question.

For some reason, Kaguya had a premonition that, judging from his practiced manner, he might have brought others before; otherwise, he wouldn't have acted so confidently.

If no girl had ever given him her opinion, given Saya's personality, it would be absolutely impossible for him to figure out what kind of environment a girl actually likes.

Just as Kaguya had guessed, when she got to this point, Saya, who had just recovered, immediately froze in place again, his eyes darting around and stammering, unable to look Kaguya in the eye.

Unable to bring himself to say that the first person he brought here was Amakawa Tsubasa, Saya could only forcibly change the subject.

It wouldn't matter if it were someone else, but he knew very well that if Kaguya were to say who she was most hostile towards, then Amakawa Tsubasa would definitely be on the list.

Sawa is just straightforward, but he's not stupid at all.

But clearly, he underestimated Kaguya's talent in this area. From Saya's expression and his incoherent words, Kaguya had already pretty much figured it out.

Kaguya, who felt a surge of inexplicable anger, looked at Saya's anxious and somewhat flustered expression and slowly suppressed those emotions.

Considering how much he values ​​me, I'll let him off this time. I'll pretend I don't know anything. It's not easy to have such a pleasant time alone with him, so I shouldn't get angry over someone else.

After Kaguya figured this out, she didn't delve into the matter further. Instead, she pulled Saya's arm and made him sit down with her, nestling her body against his side.

"You Jun, have you thought about how you're going to handle our relationship after you've finished things here and go back?"

Once again, Kaguya rested her little head on Saya's shoulder, seemingly enjoying the gesture, and snuggled up to him, asking a question.

The unique fragrance emanating from the girl entered Zuoyou's nose with her breath, and it took him a great deal of effort to regain his senses.

"Once I've finished these things, I do want to go back. Of course, now that we've established a relationship, I definitely can't abandon you, so don't worry about that. But if you're not willing to come back with me, then I might have to go through some trouble and consider how to travel between the two worlds."

Saya scratched his head. He had actually considered the matter Kaguya mentioned, but he ultimately decided to leave the decision to these girls. Whether they wanted to follow him or stay because they couldn't bear to part with their relationships in this world, Saya would try his best to find a solution.

"Let me make this clear first: I don't care what you think, you have to take me with you. Whether it's this world or your original world, I don't have anything worth remembering, as long as I have you, that's enough."

Kaguya looked at Saya, wrapped her arms around his neck, and even placed her legs around his lower body, sitting in his lap.

"Now is not the time to talk about this, but I promise you, I will never abandon you. No matter what happens, I will stay with you, okay?"

With a warm and fragrant body in his arms, Sasuke, not being a saint, couldn't control his emotions and finally couldn't resist moving closer to Kaguya's almost perfect face.

He gently pecked her incredibly delicate and fair face. Even he himself didn't expect that he would take the initiative to do such a thing. After he finished, he blushed and stammered again.

Faced with Saya's intimate gesture, Kaguya simply gazed at him with eyes brighter than the stars, as if trying to imprint him into the deepest recesses of her heart.

"Well, you just kissed me, so I'm returning the favor. We're even now, okay?"

After giving a rambling explanation, Sōyū didn't dare to look the girl in his arms in the eye, but the hand that was instinctively around her shoulders pulled her closer to his chest, holding her even tighter.

"That won't do."

Enjoying herself, Kaguya adjusted herself to a comfortable angle in Saya's arms and snuggled closer before smiling and refuting his statement.

Under Sawa's puzzled gaze, Kaguya finally closed her eyes.

As if wanting to take a short break, he then spoke the rest of his words.

"I still owe you too many requests, so it's impossible to settle things evenly. If you're not satisfied, how about we try again?"

Kaguya, who didn't even need to open her eyes to know that Saya was currently wearing an awkward yet amusing expression, smirked mischievously. She didn't ask for much; as long as she could always lie in Saya's arms like this, what did it matter which world they were in?

You know, this is supposed to be hell, but isn't it also a romantic place?

Wherever you are, if you have someone you love by your side, isn't that paradise?

It is undeniably beautiful here, and it is certainly a romantic place.

Chapter 655 Just Enough to Make a Mahjong Table

Even after the school festival ended, Saku was still immersed in memories of his time with Kaguya and Tsubasa Amakawa.

That's why they say a gentle embrace is a hero's grave. Sawa was completely bewildered, not realizing how he and Kaguya had ended up back in the abandoned classroom after spending so much time together in hell, and how he had managed to finish that afternoon's work. Fortunately, Kaguya and Tsubasa didn't bother to talk to him again afterward, acting as if nothing had happened before. Kaguya sat down behind the counter to help Sawa calculate the bill, while Tsubasa assisted him as before.

Everything seemed unchanged, as if only Saya cared about this kind of thing.

But it must be said that this day was probably the happiest day that Sawa had ever experienced since he came into this world.

There was no need to solve any strange things. Although Shinji Matou came along and got in the way, it didn't really affect his life rhythm.

Most importantly, he won the hearts of three girls he cared about, which made Sawa feel as if he were in a dream.

In the old world, with Sawa's qualities, finding even one of these girls as a girlfriend would be the envy of many, let alone dating three at the same time. That would definitely get him reported and publicly criticized.

Sawa himself felt like he was dreaming, but it was all true, and his memories hadn't lied to him.

The school festival passed by quite perfectly for Saya. Although it might not have been as good as Keine had said, it was still quite popular compared to the other classes' activities.

The main reason for this is Kawashita Tomie's promotional power. Saiyu doesn't deny it; it's a fact. No matter how good the initial decorations are or what the quality of the food is, whether people will come in a short time depends on the promotion. As for Kawashita Tomie, it's like Saiyu bought a limited-range trending topic. As long as he doesn't do anything particularly bad, the traffic will definitely be considerable.

Sakura Academy's festival actually lasts for two days, but Saya only promised Keine he would help her for one day, not for two.

In addition, the other students in the class are not without their own activities, so it would be more reliable to leave the planning for the next day to them.