I'm a thankful fox in Tokyo

Chapter 12: You want my body, right?

Following the flow of students into the school, Dong Ye Yu walked towards his teaching building while taking a quick look around.

No matter how many times I've seen it, the arrogance of Tachibana Junior High School still seems a little outrageous to me.

When Tachibana Junior High School was founded, the land in Tokyo was still very cheap - after all, it had only been a few years since we started enjoying Li Mei's barbecue.

Therefore, the Tachibana family took advantage of the low price at that time to purchase a large amount of land to build school buildings, covering an area of ​​more than 30 hectares, which was one of the largest in the island country's high schools.

Later, he sold almost half of the school's shares to the big conglomerate Asumimi Corporation, which further invested in its construction.

Each grade has its own teaching building and laboratory building. Each teaching building has its own garden, outdoor and indoor sports field for students to relax.

In terms of community activities and sports, there are independent kendo dojo, judo dojo, baseball field, swimming pool, etc.

The cafeteria is built like a small shopping mall, with a wide variety of food, including Japanese, Western, Chinese, etc.

The price is just not very affordable. Since the start of the school year, my wallet is like a cowardly lizard and I have never had the courage to step into it.

The auditorium located in the central area of ​​the school is the most distinctive building - a hall that looks like a Tang Dynasty building in China.

The building is located in the central garden known as Zhaoming Garden.

Unlike the many Japanese-style Tang-style buildings in the island country that look rather petty, the auditorium's specifications are almost exactly the same except that the Chiwen still uses the island country's ugly golden Chiwen.

It is said that the original head of the Tachibana family redesigned and rebuilt the hall based on the architecture of Toshodai-ji Temple, the main temple of the Ritsu sect in Kyoto, using huge trees from overseas as raw materials.

It was named Wenchang Hall. After its completion, it was as big as three Toshodaiji Temples. Even if all the students in the entire school were crammed in, they would only occupy less than half of the space.

A building of this scale is more like a palace than a temple, and it is quite eye-catching even among the many high-rise modern buildings in Bunkyo Ward.

The Wenchang Hall enshrines the three gods of Guojin, Fu, Lu and Shou, who are in charge of fame, wealth, fortune and longevity.

These three gods and four other gods - Benzaiten, Bishamonten, Daikokuten, and the most famous Ebisu in the island country are collectively known as the Seven Lucky Gods.

Most of the duties of these gods are related to the mundane world, and they are either in charge of fortune or wealth. They are deeply rooted in the daily lives of the islanders, and they are very popular, so they are considered great gods.

Higashino Yu usually does not enter the shrine of such a great god, so during the opening ceremony, he used stomachache as an excuse to not go to the auditorium to attend the ceremony.

After all, he is a monster now. Although he has transformed, he may be discovered by the gods. Although he has never actually seen gods, those religious places are indeed filled with a special holy atmosphere.

Some torii and temple areas also have a majesty like the deep sea that comes from an unknown source, which is enough to make the monsters feel breathless just by looking at it from afar.

Higashino Yu once looked from afar on the hillside at the bustling shrine with tourists coming and going. In the calm atmosphere, the majestic power was always weighing on his heart. He had an epiphany in his mind and a few words emerged in his mind.

You can only go here and not beyond.

This was probably a warning from the gods.

Since then, Higashino Yu has tried his best to avoid entering and leaving religious places, and it was for this reason that he only sent Iori Miko to the shrine before.

After entering the teaching building, Dong Ye Yu opened the shoe cabinet and was about to change into indoor shoes. He caught a glimpse of a few letters in the shoe cabinet out of the corner of his eye. He picked them up and took a quick look at them.

"I keep my eyes on the cherry blossoms day and night. When you are gone, they turn into fallen flowers."

It seems like the waka poems in the Kokin Wakashu, which I keep in mind day and night?

A peeping nympho, huh?

I looked at a few other letters, all of which were rather restrained Japanese poems about love or English poems. At first glance, I thought many of them were about her expressing her admiration for the scenery.

Several twists.

The signatures were either "See you on the rooftop during lunch break" or "See you in the garden during lunch break", but no signature was given. I looked around and saw that the students around me were all changing their shoes, while others were walking to their classrooms. Occasionally someone would look at me, but I would quickly look away as if they were just passing by.

The person who sent the love letter probably left long ago.

Dong Ye Yu smacked his lips, put the envelopes in his pocket, and walked towards the classroom as if nothing had happened.

Although he accepted the letters, he was not prepared to respond to the feelings of these girls.

Firstly, there is a difference between humans and demons. Dong Ye Yu doesn't want to find a mortal wife and watch her die of old age, and then become like Grandpa Furl in The Buried Furlian, staying in one place all day reminiscing about the past.

Secondly, to put it nicely, these girls are called young muai, but to put it bluntly, they are just lustful girls.

Is that what you call liking?

You are just greedy for her body!
The people of Japan are reserved and introverted, or to put it bluntly, they are repressed. Not responding is the best answer, and most people will not continue to pester others if they don't get a response.

However, although he was not planning to respond to these feelings, Higashino Yu did not want to throw away these letters casually.

It feels a bit strange to say.

Part of the reason is that I feel it is not good to casually discard such love letters that carry my heart.

In fact, it is more influenced by the collecting habit.

In his previous life, Dong Ye Yu had a serious and strange collecting habit. He not only liked to collect peripheral items and badges, but also love letters.

Looking at the increasing number of love letters in the cabinet at home, I feel a sense of pleasure like stamp collectors.

Maybe it has something to do with my nostalgia. I just can't bear to throw away some old pens and clothes that I can't wear anymore. I always feel that they seem to have some kind of spirituality and it's pitiful to throw them away.

The same is probably true for love letters that carry the author's feelings.

Turning the stairs, I could hear the buzz of students chatting from the Class 1-B classroom across the corridor.

Today is the day for clubs to recruit new members. Some students I met on the road were discussing topics related to the clubs and seemed quite expectant.

Dong Yeyu quietly entered the classroom from the back door without attracting the attention of his classmates.

Foxes are masters of the stealth attack—except for the silly little creatures like the Arctic fox, which bangs its nose against the ground.

He has become a spirit. In his previous life, he liked to play old coin games such as stealth archery. Therefore, when he does not want to attract attention, he is almost at the point of psychological invisibility.

Of course, this is a bit of an exaggeration, but ordinary people will basically ignore their own existence unless they pay attention.

Dong Yeyu's seat was in the back row by the window, which he had chosen deliberately when choosing his seat - as a top student in the class, it was normal for him to have some special treatment.

If this world has a protagonist, it must be me!

The wild fox Dong Yeyu has ambitions that are unimaginable for ordinary monsters.

After sitting down, he took out today's textbook and placed it on the desk, put on noise-canceling earplugs, and prepared to review the English words he had memorized earlier.

A short and strong boy with a buzz cut sitting next to me turned his head casually with a surprised expression.

"Dongye, when did you come in?"

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