Net king Conan: blue iris

Even Ryoma himself didn't know how he came home in a daze, he just remembered that he fell down as soon as he opened the door.

If his bastard father hadn't caught him, he would have fallen to the ground and been in the hospital long ago.

"Hey, brat, what's the matter!?" Echizen Nanjiro was worried, when did his son become like this! ?

"...Huanli." After finishing speaking, he fainted.

Echizen Nanjiro picked up his son in a panic, "Papa—" stepped on the stairs, and shouted loudly: "Honey, Ryoma has fainted!!"

"What's going on?!" Echizen Rinko came out of the kitchen and followed her upstairs.

----the other side----

"Boss, Echizen Ryoma has returned home." A man dressed in black knelt on the ground, only the front of the room was slightly lit.

"Where is the letter?" The boy asked in a hoarse voice.

"It's in the mailbox."

"Go down."

"Yes."

After the man left, the boy's voice sounded again: "Echizen Ryoma, what are you going to do...? Heh..."

———Return to eyeliner———

"Ryoma... Ryoma..."

Ryoma felt that someone was calling him, and wanted to open his eyes, but was forced to close them again by the glare of the light.

After getting more comfortable, Ryoma opened his eyes in a panic.

It's a pity that the voice was not the one I thought.

"Mom..." The voice trembled a little.

"Ryoma... what's wrong?" Echizen Rinko hugged his son worriedly.

I think he was frightened by Longma yesterday, and he still has lingering fears, not to mention that Longma fainted all day.

"fine…"

Seeing his son hiding something evasively, Echizen Rinko sighed: "Oh...forget it, Ryoma, when mom went to check the mailbox today, she found that there was an email for you, hey, here it is. Don't worry about it if you have anything to do." Reluctantly!" Walking out of the room.

I took the letter from my mother in my hand, and saw "Received by Echizen Ryoma" written on the cover.

Ryoma thought that someone might write a letter to him, and opened the envelope.

When he thought that it might be an illusion, he speeded up the opening of the letter.