I'm in the Dragon Clan, bound to the Naruto Counterattack System

Chapter 104 The Angel Distributing Dolls (3000 words)

The staff member smiled and looked at Cheng Sui.

He'd seen this kind of scene many times before.

When a girlfriend misses her shot, her boyfriend always wants to step in and get revenge, showing off his so-called marksmanship in front of his beloved girl.

Unfortunately, reality isn't a shooting game.

It's not as simple as just pointing a gun at the target and hitting it easily.

Moreover, the sights of these air rifles have been specially calibrated by him, so even professional shooting athletes wouldn't be able to achieve very good results.

Under his gaze, Cheng Sui raised his gun.

He fired the first shot.

"Bang."

With a soft thud, the plastic bullet traced a graceful arc through the air.

Then, it missed the target.

The staff member's lips curled into a knowing smile.

Even though he had seen similar scenes countless times, he still found it amusing every time he saw the embarrassment on the boys' faces.

Cheng Sui's expression remained unchanged.

That shot was just to test the bullet trajectory deviation of this gun.

Now, he basically understands the general trajectory of the gun.

The Sharingan of the Uchiha clan possesses incredible dynamic vision. With this dynamic vision, even irregularly shaped projectiles like shuriken can be manipulated in countless ways, let alone air guns with relatively fixed trajectories.

He slightly adjusted his stance while holding the gun.

The second shot was fired in response.

"Bang!"

The bullet hit the target precisely, and the balloon in the lower left corner burst open, exploding into a small flower on the target board in the distance.

The smiles on the staff's faces remained unchanged.

It was just good luck; he guessed the target in the corner. These things happen all the time.

After firing the shot, Ke Cheng did not make any further adjustments.

His finger pulled the trigger as steadily as a precision machine.

The third shot, the fourth shot, the fifth shot —

"Bang, bang, bang, bang!"

Gunshots rang out incessantly, and balloons burst one after another.

The smiles on the staff members' faces gradually froze, and finally they were completely frozen.

He stared blankly at the boy, at the air gun in his hand.

Apart from the initial probe, all nineteen subsequent bullets hit their targets.

The rate of fire increased with each shot, until finally, the gunfire almost became a continuous barrage.

Excellent professionalism allowed the staff to quickly recover from their shock.

He forced a professional smile, though it sounded somewhat dry.

"Nineteen out of twenty shots hit the target. Congratulations! You can now choose any doll from the shelf."

Erii immediately raised her notebook, acting as a translator between the two.

He said I could pick any doll I wanted.

Cheng Suichong gestured with his chin, indicating that she should choose for herself.

Erii's gaze wandered over the dazzling array of goods on the shelves, her crimson eyes sparkling with curiosity.

Soon, her gaze settled on a fluffy little yellow duck plush toy.

Erii pointed to the little yellow duck doll and looked at the staff member with a questioning gaze.

The staff handed the little yellow duck to Erii.

The girl carefully took it, and then took out the little plastic yellow duck that she always carried with her from her pocket.

She happily placed the little plastic duck steadily on the plush toy's fluffy head.

Cheng Sui couldn't help but laugh as he watched this scene.

It seems this girl really loves rubber ducks.

He turned his head, looked at the staff member who was already sweating profusely, and waved the air gun in his hand.

The meaning is self-evident.

carry on.

Thus began the nightmare that plagued this shooting game arcade.

Cheng Sui fired his next shot, twenty bullets, and hit the target twenty times.

"Bang bang bang bang bang——"

The shop's rule is that if you hit all twenty shots, you can play another round for free, which has become an unsolvable cycle.

Cheng Sui fired his gun faster and faster, and Erii picked out dolls at an increasingly faster pace.

Later on, almost every few seconds, a new doll would be handed to her.

Erii initially just held the little yellow duck.

Later, she had so many dolls that she couldn't possibly hold them all.

She simply let the cute dolls pile up at her feet, forming a small mountain of dolls.

People around were naturally drawn to this, especially some children who liked dolls, who looked on with envy at the mountain of dolls piled up on Erii's side.

Erii's eyes grew brighter and brighter.

In those crimson pupils, it seemed as if a dazzling river of stars flowed.

When the staff member, with trembling hands, handed Erii the last and most precious limited edition Godzilla doll on the shelf, Cheng Sui finally stopped.

It wasn't that he didn't want to continue, but rather that he had completely emptied the entire shelf.

He turned around and looked at the girl who was completely surrounded by dolls of all shapes and sizes.

She was like a princess who had accidentally fallen into a fairy tale world, surrounded by countless soft and beautiful things.

Erii crouched down, extended her slender, fair fingers, and gently poked the hard head of the Godzilla doll.

She then curiously touched the fluffy tail of a Shiba Inu plush toy next to her.

Then she looked up at Cheng Sui.

She took out the small notebook and pen that she always carried with her from the pocket of her skirt.

What did I draw on the paper?

Erii held up the notebook, a radiant smile blooming on her face that Cheng Sui had never seen before.

He then realized that this usually quiet girl was actually quite beautiful when she smiled.

On the notebook was a simple yet cute smiley face drawn with a black pen.

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Cheng Sui's heart felt as if it had been gently bumped by something soft.

All the noise and commotion from the surrounding arcades seemed to recede like a receding tide at that moment.

In his world, all that remained was the simple yet incredibly vivid smiling face drawn by the girl, and her own bright smile.

He smiled too.

Erii looked at his smile, then lowered her head and quickly wrote another line in her notebook.

She picked up the notebook again.

"Thank you."

The girl's sudden, earnest thanks made Cheng Sui feel a little embarrassed.

He reached up and scratched his hair.

"You're welcome."

Then Erii held up the notebook and pointed to the dolls around her: "Are all of these Erii's?"

Cheng Sui was a little puzzled as to why Erii would ask this, but he still nodded: "Of course it's yours."

Erii nodded and stood up as if she had made a decision.

She picked up the largest Totoro plush toy and looked around.

Not far away, a little girl, about four or five years old, was gazing longingly at the mountain of toys piled up on the ground, her little face filled with desire.

The little girl's mother was a little embarrassed and was about to pull her away.

Erii took a step and walked over.

She knelt down in front of the little girl and handed her the Totoro plush toy that was almost as tall as her.

The little girl was stunned.

Her mother was also stunned.

The young mother quickly waved her hand, trying to refuse the overly expensive gift.

Erii didn't say anything. She just kept pushing the doll forward and then gave the bewildered little girl a faint smile.

That smile was like the first cherry blossom to bloom in the mountains when the snow melts—pure and warm.

The little girl hesitated for a moment, glancing at her mother, but ultimately couldn't resist the temptation of the giant doll.

She happily accepted the Totoro and said something in her childish voice.

"Thank you, sister!"

Erii's eyes curved into even more beautiful crescents because of those words.

She turned around and went back to the little mountain of dolls.

She picked up a yellow Pikachu and walked over to a little boy in another corner who was crying because he lost a game.

She gently placed Pikachu into the little boy's arms.

The little boy's crying stopped abruptly.

He held the soft Pikachu, staring blankly at the beautiful older sister who seemed to have fallen from the sky.

Next, Erii became like an angel spreading happiness.

She distributed the mountain of toys, one by one, to all the children in the arcade.

Every child who received the doll had a delighted smile on their face.

Erii kept smiling.

Her smile was so genuine, a pure joy without any gloom.

Her cheeks flushed slightly with excitement, and her crimson eyes sparkled under the dazzling lights of the arcade, more captivating than any jewel.

Between distributing the dolls, her gaze would occasionally drift to Cheng Sui, who stood not far away, remaining motionless.

Each time, she could see Cheng Sui quietly watching her.

And so, her smile became even brighter and more radiant.

Soon, the mountain of dolls was gone.

Only the original little yellow duck remained, which she was still holding tightly in her arms.

Erii, holding her beloved little yellow duck, walked back to Cheng Sui's side.

She was having a great time, and fine beads of sweat appeared on her fair forehead.

Cheng Sui took out a tissue from his pocket and almost instinctively reached out to wipe the girl's face.

His fingertips gently touched her warm, smooth skin.

Erii's body stiffened for a moment, a strange and tingling sensation she had never experienced before spreading from the point of contact on her forehead throughout her entire body.

Her cheeks inexplicably flushed, but the girl did not move away.

Then a hint of hesitation flashed in her eyes, but Erii quickly suppressed it.

She seemed to have made a decision about something incredibly important.

The girl took out her notebook again, lowered her head, and quickly wrote something on it with her pen.

After she finished writing, she handed the notebook to Cheng Sui.

There is only one sentence above.

"Let's go home."

Cheng Sui was somewhat surprised.

He thought she hadn't had enough fun yet.

Erii looked at him, seemingly noticing his confusion, and added another line to the bottom of the notebook.

"Eri has had a lot of fun, she's never had so much fun before, but Erii has to go home, otherwise a lot of people will worry."

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