Aspiring to be a girl in a band

Mu blushed instantly, then inwardly regretted her actions.

...We must pay close attention to the aftermath in the future, and we must not let Wuhua find out.

At the same time, Mu was also praying, hoping that Wuhua would never doubt herself.

She couldn't lie to Wuhua.

"Mist Flower, do you want to get up, or lie down a little longer?"

Mutsu quickly moved closer to Arakawa Kirika and began to change the subject.

"Ah."

Lacking energy, Arakawa Kirika didn't think much of it and quickly put her hand down, looking exhausted.

She responded with an "Mmm," but it was unclear whether she wanted to get up or lie down a little longer.

Even Mutsu didn't know what Arakawa Kirika meant.

But then, Arakawa Kirika's body seemed to lose all strength, and she swayed and fell backward.

Worried that she might bump her head, Mutsu quickly realized what was happening and pulled Arakawa Kirika into his arms.

Looking at Arakawa Kirika's adorable, slightly dazed expression.

In that instant, Mu suddenly felt that all the grievances she had suffered yesterday were insignificant.

"So... this is what it feels like to finally reap the rewards after suffering..."

Mu smiled sweetly.

If this moment could be eternal, she would gladly give her life for it.

(PS: This chapter was suddenly taken down by Sister Shenhe, and when I republished it, it became a paid chapter... a bit awkward.)

Volume 1: Chapter 51 Band-Aid and Bonds

The lamp sat in its seat, looking somewhat dazed.

On her desk was a small metal box containing all sorts of band-aids.

The lamp's gaze remained fixed on the band-aids, lost in thought.

what……

Arakawa Kirika watched coldly from the sidelines.

"It's a bit boring," she thought.

He laid out his entire collection and put on a dejected expression, clearly saying, "Please, talk to me already."

So, this child still can't become human.

Arakawa Kirika could tell that Akari was longing for attention, but... she was too lazy to do it. Anyway, that pink-haired girl would be at school soon.

Moreover, she was a little disappointed. She had thought that after she stimulated the lamp, she would be able to grow a little, but she was still stuck in the same place and needed someone to push her to move forward.

Not long after, Ai walked into the classroom with a shoulder bag on her back.

Ai-yin immediately spotted the sullen-looking lamp sitting in its seat.

After all... their parting last night was so awkward; they didn't even have time to explain anything before the lamp ran away.

He had already caught up with the light when suddenly an annoying guy jumped out and ruined the journey.

The thought of that rude, long-haired girl with black hair made Aine furious.

However... luckily, she also met a sweet young lady who helped her out of the predicament.

That... is the uniform of Tsukinomori School, right? I heard that the students there are all elegant young ladies. They are indeed extraordinary.

Ai-yin thought happily.

But... what should we do now?

Emerging from her memories, Aine glanced at the dejected figure in the distance and could only sigh inwardly.

Anyway... I should still go up and say hello.

Aiyin cheered herself up and then walked in the direction of gravity.

"Good morning, Light... and Arakawa-kun."

Aion's voice is always so energetic.

Arakawa Kirika looked up at Aine and then gave a simple reply.

"Ah."

But the light didn't react.

He still looked preoccupied.

Arakawa Kirika didn't reply with a "Good morning".

This made Aine a little upset; she really wanted to hear Arakawa Kirika greet her.

But... now is clearly not the time to worry about that.

Aiyin checked the condition of the lights again.

ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh...

Xiaodeng seems to get easily depressed.

In situations like this, you should start by talking about things that the other person cares about, right?

Aiyin glanced at the lamp on the table.

The rows of Band-Aids gave Ai Yin plenty of clues.

So she said.

"Ah...it's a penguin pattern again. Lamp really likes penguins."

Ai Yin spoke to the lamp in a friendly manner.

Eh?

The lamp's expression finally changed.

She slowly raised her head and then noticed that Aine was talking to her.

"It's a beard... penguin."

Akari nervously corrected Aine's pronunciation while secretly glancing in Arakawa Kirika's direction.

The lighthouse remembers that Arakawa Kirika once said that she [hates penguins].

"Hmm... I did write it down. Deng mentioned it yesterday too. It's part of a series, right?"

I heard Aiyin say that she had written it down.

The lamp finally smiled a little; it seemed that the recognition of her collection made her truly happy.

"This is for you."

Lamp picked up the bearded penguin band-aid with both hands and presented it to Aine.

Arakawa Kirika put down her book and turned to look at the lamp.

Because the tone of the lamp when it said "This is for you" was just too soft and cute.

This severely aroused Arakawa Kirika's sadistic tendencies.

So she reached out and snatched the band-aid that Lantern was about to give to Aine, then tore it in half in front of the two of them and threw it on the ground.

Come on, let me see what you're going to do next.

Arakawa Kirika's face began to smile.

……

First, there was a brief silence; clearly, both Akari and Aine were frightened by Arakawa Kirika's actions.

The fragile smile that had finally appeared on Deng's face vanished instantly.

The lamp was trembling all over, which made Aine wonder if the lamp would burst into tears at any moment.

Fortunately, the lamp did not cry.

Although she rubbed her eyes hard, she ultimately managed to keep the tears from flowing.

"I'm...I'm sorry."

Despite being the victim, Akari apologized to Arakawa Kirika instead.

Deng was very sad, but she still felt... it was her fault.

Arakawa Kirika had clearly told her before that she "hates penguins".

Today, I left a whole bunch of penguin-patterned band-aids on the table... that's why Arakawa Kirika got angry.

Clearly, Deng is a child who is good at, or rather, accustomed to, self-reflection.

Even when it's not her fault, she always blames herself for it.

Aine, on the other hand, was completely confused.

She didn't understand...

When I approached Arakawa Kirika yesterday, she seemed quite approachable.

Why did I do this to the light for no reason today...?

Besides, why should the light apologize? It all seems like... Arakawa's fault, doesn't it?

Aine began to think about how to break the deadlock.

How can I comfort the lantern without provoking Arakawa Kirika?

Aiyin slowly squatted down and picked up the band-aid that had been torn in half.

After standing up straight, Aine looked into the lamp's eyes and said.

"No matter what it becomes, I'll accept it. After all, it's the lamp's gift."

Ai Yin smiled and displayed the band-aid, now broken in two, in front of the lamp before carefully putting it into her pocket.