A youth story of a passerby at the end of the world

"Uh-huh."

As a result, Kato Megumi couldn't find Uesugi Genshin, who should have been in the living room. After searching around, she finally found him in the study.

Beneath this towering bookshelf, several meters high, I saw him holding a wine glass in one hand and a light novel in the other, reading.

Yes.

The luxurious bookshelves, which should have been adorned with various famous works, classic books, or books on professional knowledge, were instead filled with light novels and comics.

Genshin Uesugi was shocked by the extent to which the Sawamura family had become otaku.

He even found his own novel on the bookshelf!

He wanted to see if there was anything else useful he could take with him, so he first poked at the eye-catching 1/48 scale Sazabi model when he entered the study.

I never knew Mr. Spencer had such a hobby. Indeed, no man can resist the allure of mecha. Of course, it's also possible that it's a shared interest between him and his wife.

Next, I opened the small liquor cabinet next to me, took out the Napoleon whiskey, and poured the amber-colored liquid into a glass.

The British are all heavy drinkers. A Spanish report once stated that most of the tourists who tried to jump from their second-floor balconies into the pool on the ground floor but ended up falling to their deaths were British.

So he wasn't surprised to find a wine cabinet full of fine wines; perhaps the mansion even had a wine cellar.

Uesugi Genshin walked to the bookshelf again, holding his cup, and browsed the books on the shelf.

Most of the popular light novels in recent years are included in this collection, and most of them have erotic covers, catering to otaku themes.

I didn't see Shiyu's "Love Metronome". That's true, if you ignore the pop elements it incorporates.

With its beautiful prose and the emotions woven into the words, it can definitely be called an elegant literary work. If it were to feign profundity a little more, it could be directly put into the traditional literature section to compete.

Unfortunately, the final volume was never released.

On the manga side, there's "NARUTO," a series that has been serialized in "JUMP" since 1999.

Many classic shonen manga such as "BLEACH" and "ONE PIECE" are also available here.

My fingers swiped across the comic books, "I didn't expect this comic book to be included."

Genji Uesugi used his index finger to pull out a manga called "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!" Hmm, he vaguely remembered that the songs adapted into the anime were all very nice, and his favorite was "The Last Cross".

At that moment, Megumi Kato walked in.

"What's wrong? Has Shiyu finished packing?" He looked up from the comic book he had casually flipped through and asked.

What should you say in this situation? "No, no, it should be soon."

"Hmm." Uesugi Genshin took his book and cup and sat down on the sofa next to the fireplace.

In winter, it would be very pleasant to sit here and read a book.

"that......"

"What's wrong?" Uesugi Genshin didn't even look up.

"What would happen if Uesugi got a girl pregnant?"

"Cough cough cough..." It was hard to believe these words came from Kato Megumi's mouth. "What are you saying, Kato?"

Even Utaha wouldn't ask that question at her current stage; she hasn't evolved into the old master yet. Probably only Kato would say it without any hesitation.

"What's wrong? Why are you suddenly asking these questions? And when are you referring to?"

"Ah~, that's right now."

Uesugi Genshin turned around, squinting at the poker-faced woman, completely unable to guess what she was thinking or what her mindset was when she asked that question.

"Oh! Did I say something wrong? I was just a little curious. If you don't want to answer, well..." Kato Megumi covered her mouth and said.

“It’s nothing serious.” Uesugi Genshin continued reading the manga, or rather, he focused his gaze on the manga for the time being, while swirling the glass in his hand.

"If I were to accidentally get pregnant, I would probably study Obstetrics and Gynecology on my own." She was lost in thought.

If Shiyu had asked this question, he might have made some connections, but Kato Megumi's expression made it seem like nothing was going on, and it was just simple curiosity.

His pupils refocused on the comic book, flipping through the interesting contents.

Yes, I want to move all these books back home.

He sighed, because he knew it was impossible; his car didn't have that much space. A larger truck would have been much better.

Meaningless delusions.

I have a similar bookcase in my apartment, though it's much smaller. I'll go back there sometime.

"I see." Kato Megumi's tone was exactly the same as her expression, consistent with her words.

Is this Uesugi's style? That's what she was thinking.

She ran off with a "thump thump thump" sound, and when she came back, Kato Megumi was holding a glass of honey water, which she handed to Uesugi Genshin, who was counting calendar pages at his desk.

"I'll be driving later, have some honey water to sober up." As she said this, she quietly moved the empty glass to the side and placed the honey water nearby.

"Yes, thank you." Uesugi Genshin glanced at the honey water on the table and thanked him.

"What is Uesugi-kun doing right now?"

"Six, seven, one, two..." Uesugi Genshin stopped his finger before the day he was counting, looked up and replied, "Whether it's been two weeks or not."

Doing things all at once always leaves me feeling exhausted.

Ah... I'm so tired.

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"One, two, three..." The blonde bombshell lay on the sofa in the living room, holding up a calendar and counting the days.

However, the overhead light was a bit too bright, making it difficult for her to open her eyes.

"Waka, there's no use in rushing." Sakurajima Mai placed the brewed coffee on the table, looking at her younger sister who had made it a habit to count the days on the calendar, and advised her helplessly.

"But! But! Sister..." Fengbin Hexiang angrily placed the calendar on her face, completely obscuring it, while her fair arms lazily draped over the armrest of the sofa.

"Waaaaah..." Making incomprehensible sounds, Toyohama Kazuka picked up the calendar again, hugged it to her chest, and turned her face towards the inside of the sofa.

She curled up, ignoring both her sister's movements and the sounds of her companions in the room.

She was lost in her own world, her eyes closed, the calendar pressing against her breasts.

"Why aren't you here yet...?"

Chapter 103: Dragon Pearl Jade

Wearing a white headband, with long, straight black hair, huge breasts, black stockings, and long legs, she has the figure of a mature woman who is incredibly sexy and makes people want to have sex with her.

Even in a suede brown trench coat, her curves couldn't be hidden. Kasumigaoka Utaha stood in front of the car carrying two suitcases.

Kato Megumi carried a small briefcase; she had even fewer belongings. Her senior usually took care of the household chores, although they took turns doing them.

However, Kasumigaoka Utaha knew better about storing various things, so she was in charge of tidying them up.

Besides clothes, medicine, toilet paper, emergency food, and all sorts of things that might be used but are more likely not to be used, everything was stuffed into the box.

Uesugi Genshin took away some of the better vintage wines here, including Hagrid, Johnnie Walker, Jumbo, Grant, and so on, most of which came from Scottish distilleries.

Although Scotland occasionally tries to declare independence, it's more like a tradition of feigning poverty, and in the end, nothing serious happens. Instead, Scotland gains a lot of benefits from London.

I also brought a few bottles of champagne, from France, which I can give to Yukino Yukinoshita later; she'll like this kind of wine that won't make you drunk.

He helped pack the luggage, belongings, and some easily accessible leftover food into the Wrangler's trunk. Kato Megumi's luggage didn't take up much space, so he put it on the back seat.

Kasumigaoka Utaha took the passenger seat without hesitation, while Kato Megumi sat in the back with her luggage.

The car has plenty of space, making it very comfortable to sit in, and there's enough room for your legs to stretch out.

"Where are we going?" Kasumigaoka Utaha asked, looking at Uesugi Genshin's profile.

Uesugi Genshin scratched the outer corner of his ear. "I have some business to attend to at Shuchiin in the port area."

"What's wrong?" Kasumigaoka Utaha asked curiously.

The Jeep's engine roared as it began to drive away from the villa, and the mansion where they had lived for so long gradually disappeared from sight.

"Hmm~, regarding the issue of the collaboration between my school and Shuchiin Academy, I will go to negotiate as the school's representative."

"Then we'll go back to Chiba, right?" Kato Megumi asked from the back seat.

"Yes, because I will probably have to go to Kanagawa again, so I will pick you up first and bring you to Shuchiin, which will be more convenient."

No need to take a detour anymore.

"Kanagawa?" Ignoring her, Kasumigaoka Utaha shifted her gaze from Uesugi Genshin's face to the left side of the car window.

Before even leaving this affluent area, the car slowed down because it seemed to see people in the distance.

They are living people, not zombies.

It shouldn't be anything blocking the way; he didn't think such a thing would happen at this time, when the chaos had only just begun.

Kasumigaoka Utaha, in the passenger seat, also sat up straight, her back straight, and became alert.

As they drew closer, Uesugi Genshin could see clearly that the two men were wearing Shuchiin Academy uniforms and were scrambling and crawling away from the gate of the villa on the right, followed by a group of zombies.

There were still a few people running ahead of them in the direction they were fleeing... Was this a rout?

"What should we do?" Kasumigaoka Utaha asked worriedly.

"Rescue."

They should be helped; after all, they are potential allies.

He touched the knife to the side with the back of his hand to confirm it was safe, then accelerated, and the car covered the distance in just a few seconds.

The fleeing student glanced back briefly, but didn't slow down.

The zombies following at the back noticed the commotion behind them. As they turned around, Uesugi Genshin had already gotten out of the car and closed the door.

The zombies were dressed in flashy clothes and wearing hats, so they must have been having a party before they died, or maybe it was someone's birthday.

He strode forward, executed a quick cut, and a head flew off, blood splattering in another direction.

Then, he stepped forward, twisted his body, and used the strength of his waist to slash at another zombie.

"Ha!" A powerful roar came from his mouth.

The zombie's body was severed diagonally from its collarbone down to its thoracic spine, then kicked away, and the blade was pulled out.

Then Uesugi Genshin chased after the tail of the horde of corpses, relentlessly slashing with his sword, the veins on his arms bulging.

After two days of rest, I felt exceptionally energetic, and this warm-up-like battle felt much more enjoyable.

A group of students appeared at the edge of their field of vision, and the direction the fleeing people were heading was also in that direction.

The students did not retreat, but were instructed to stand still and greet the horde of zombies; they were likely a large force that had come to collect supplies.

When the leading horde of corpses crashed into the solid wall of people, their progress was halted.

The organizers cleverly set up several lines of defense, and when they couldn't hold them off, they would slip away and escape to the next one. After all, zombies are never as fast as living people.

With Uesugi Genshin behind, attacking from both sides, the number of zombies was decreasing rapidly.

However, his side was more relaxed because those behind him were less agile, while the corpses were all at the very front.

He quickened his pace and leaped forward again, hacking and slashing step by step. Because he hadn't gotten much closer to the crowd in front of him, several sections of the defensive line had crumbled in the blink of an eye, evidence of the troops' lack of organization and training.

Finally, through his efforts, all 20-plus zombies fell to the ground. The four fingers gripping the knife handle twitched, the blade swung, and the blood droplets on it were flung to the ground.

He joined the crowd, most of whom were wearing Shuchiin Academy uniforms.

He raised his knife, and the last zombie died under his blade.

Uesugi Genshin and the group looked at each other. He first squatted down and, as always, used the zombie's clothes to wipe the blade of his sword.

The silence was broken in a second, and hushed chatter arose, which then coalesced and became much noisier.

"Could it be..." "...I guess so." "Impressive!" "As expected of the Sword Saint of Chiba." "Did you bring any paper? I want to go up and get an autograph." "No, I want one too."

When he stood up, his voice immediately became softer.