“Good morning, Makita-kun.”
I went in front of Makita-kun and gave my greetings.
“Good morning.”
“I’m Yuyami. Nice to meet you.”
“Yuuyami…?”
Huh? For some reason, his reaction was different from what I expected.
The last name Yuuyami isn’t often heard, I wonder if it’s something like he didn’t understand which kanji is used.
“Ah, it’s Yuuyami written as yuu from evening (yuu-gata) and yami from the darkness (kura-yami).”1
“Aah, yeah. Yuuyami-san, right. Nice to meet you.”
Alright, I feel like I took the first step.
“So, why are you so early today?’
“After transfering, I still don’t know where the classrooms are yet, so I thought I’d take a look around. Come to think of it, you’re also early.”
“It’s just today. I always leave a bit later, but I was somewhat free so. …That’s right! I’ll show you around the school.”
Come to think of it, we’d be able to talk a lot, and I’d be able to guide him around. It’s killing two birds with one stone!2
“Eh? Won’t I be a bother?”
“It’s fine! Even though I look like this, I’m free.”
“No, I know that you’re free though… but that’s not what Iー”
“Come on, let’s goo!”
I might have been slightly pushy, but there’s things I want to ask, so there’s no way I can let the conversation end here.
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“Fuu, I guess we looked around most of the school. It was fun… ah.”
“What’s wrong?”
We didn’t chat at all, and I showed him around!
No, I was supposed to guide him, but it became fun on the way. Something like an exploration.
I’ve been here for two years… no, even though I technically went to this middle school for 5 years, I didn’t think there’d be a classroom I didn’t know about!
Immersed with the joy of discovering new things, I forgot to talk to him.
“Ahaha, I intended to guide you, but I completely forgot with the fun I had.”
“I also had fun you know. But it’s weird, you know. You gave me the impression that you were mature, but now I see that you’re kinda childish.”
W-What!?
Am I being looked down on?
I’m even a lot older than he is…
“Childish…”
“Ah, not in a bad way, I don’t mean anything bad!”
Y-Yeah… I don’t really get it.
“…Is that so.”
“Well, let’s talk while we go back to class. Was there something you wanted to ask?”
“Yeah, Makita-kun, do you have a sibling?”
“Just that? I have an older sister. Her name is Kisane, but I always call her Kisanee.”3
As expected, Makita-san was an Onee-san.
I’m slightly surprised that she had a younger brother.
She never said such a thing, so it’s natural that I didn’t know.
At the same time, he even taught me even how to call her.
Kisanee… that’s nice!
I wonder if Nii-san would be Rikunii following that theory.
Yup, no way!
“Hmm, then, then you’re close with your Nee-san, right?”
If they weren’t close, he wouldn’t call her that.
In my previous life, she always called me “Hey.”
“Let’s see. Well, I guess we’re close. Is there anything else?”
“Umm, anything else…”
After that, I asked things about Makita-kun until we arrived at the classroom.
I was able to ask what I wanted to know, so I was completely satisfied.
“Thanks. It was fun asking you stuff.”
“You too, thank you. You guided me around, so I also had fun.”
I wonder if we were able to get along a bit?
It’d be nice if we were able to talk again.
Then, when I entered the classroom, the morning bell resounded within the school.
Kanji is Chinese characters. Yuuyami is usually written like this: 夕闇 (kanji). Fun fact, that’s an idiom in Japanese too! It’s one of the things taken from English. Cause Kisane + Nee(-san) = Kisanee
“Good morning, Makita-kun.”
I went in front of Makita-kun and gave my greetings.
“Good morning.”
“I’m Yuyami. Nice to meet you.”
“Yuuyami…?”
Huh? For some reason, his reaction was different from what I expected.
The last name Yuuyami isn’t often heard, I wonder if it’s something like he didn’t understand which kanji is used.
“Ah, it’s Yuuyami written as yuu from evening (yuu-gata) and yami from the darkness (kura-yami).”1
“Aah, yeah. Yuuyami-san, right. Nice to meet you.”
Alright, I feel like I took the first step.
“So, why are you so early today?’
“After transfering, I still don’t know where the classrooms are yet, so I thought I’d take a look around. Come to think of it, you’re also early.”
“It’s just today. I always leave a bit later, but I was somewhat free so. …That’s right! I’ll show you around the school.”
Come to think of it, we’d be able to talk a lot, and I’d be able to guide him around. It’s killing two birds with one stone!2
“Eh? Won’t I be a bother?”
“It’s fine! Even though I look like this, I’m free.”
“No, I know that you’re free though… but that’s not what Iー”
“Come on, let’s goo!”
I might have been slightly pushy, but there’s things I want to ask, so there’s no way I can let the conversation end here.
◆◇◆◇◆◇
“Fuu, I guess we looked around most of the school. It was fun… ah.”
“What’s wrong?”
We didn’t chat at all, and I showed him around!
No, I was supposed to guide him, but it became fun on the way. Something like an exploration.
I’ve been here for two years… no, even though I technically went to this middle school for 5 years, I didn’t think there’d be a classroom I didn’t know about!
Immersed with the joy of discovering new things, I forgot to talk to him.
“Ahaha, I intended to guide you, but I completely forgot with the fun I had.”
“I also had fun you know. But it’s weird, you know. You gave me the impression that you were mature, but now I see that you’re kinda childish.”
W-What!?
Am I being looked down on?
I’m even a lot older than he is…
“Childish…”
“Ah, not in a bad way, I don’t mean anything bad!”
Y-Yeah… I don’t really get it.
“…Is that so.”
“Well, let’s talk while we go back to class. Was there something you wanted to ask?”
“Yeah, Makita-kun, do you have a sibling?”
“Just that? I have an older sister. Her name is Kisane, but I always call her Kisanee.”3
As expected, Makita-san was an Onee-san.
I’m slightly surprised that she had a younger brother.
She never said such a thing, so it’s natural that I didn’t know.
At the same time, he even taught me even how to call her.
Kisanee… that’s nice!
I wonder if Nii-san would be Rikunii following that theory.
Yup, no way!
“Hmm, then, then you’re close with your Nee-san, right?”
If they weren’t close, he wouldn’t call her that.
In my previous life, she always called me “Hey.”
“Let’s see. Well, I guess we’re close. Is there anything else?”
“Umm, anything else…”
After that, I asked things about Makita-kun until we arrived at the classroom.
I was able to ask what I wanted to know, so I was completely satisfied.
“Thanks. It was fun asking you stuff.”
“You too, thank you. You guided me around, so I also had fun.”
I wonder if we were able to get along a bit?
It’d be nice if we were able to talk again.
Then, when I entered the classroom, the morning bell resounded within the school.
Kanji is Chinese characters. Yuuyami is usually written like this: 夕闇 (kanji). Fun fact, that’s an idiom in Japanese too! It’s one of the things taken from English. Cause Kisane + Nee(-san) = Kisanee