Do I really have a thing for female voice actors?

I underestimated her; I didn't realize she knew such an obscure term as "debuff."

"This is a rare opportunity. I suppose the God of Cooking also wants to let the gods of this foreign land witness the power of our South Chamber Priestess."

Hearing Toru Tazaki say that, Mika Kohinata hesitated again, looking at the lottery box with wavering.

It seems they were genuinely afraid of only getting a small pack of tissues, and that they would be ashamed to go back and face the gods enshrined at the Gao Family Shrine.

"OK then."

The girl rolled up her sleeves and reached her hand into the raffle box.

The palm rotated aimlessly within the abstract space, and soon selected the target.

After pulling it out, he stuffed it into Tazaki Toru's hand without even looking at it.

Seeing the girl's expression, Toru Tazaki found it even more amusing.

He had already figured out how to comfort her for not winning the prize.

"Tou-kun, come and see."

Is that alright?

"Look!"

The girl covered her eyes, urging Tazaki Toru on.

Tazaki Toru slowly peeled off the lottery ticket, revealing the text inside, and then looked at the list of prizes next to him.

The girl kept her hands covering her eyes as she asked, "Is it the first prize?"

"congratulations."

Little Hinata Mika was instantly happy.

"No need to worry about how to ship the TV back to Tokyo."

"........."

Mika Kohinata reached out and patted Toru Tazaki, her cheeks puffing out slightly: "Toru-kun, that's hurtful."

Second prize or third prize?

"It seems... that's not it."

The shop assistant shook the golden bell beside him, making a clear tinkling sound, which slightly attracted the attention of passersby.

"Congratulations, young lady, you've won a special prize."

The special prize was an instant camera from an unknown brand, made entirely of plastic, and it didn't look like an expensive product.

If you put it on a second-hand auction website, you might be able to sell it for 10,000 yen.

Although it wasn't a huge prize, it was enough to make Mika Kohinata jump up and down excitedly, shouting, "Amazing! Amazing! I really won!"

Even Tazaki Toru was taken aback, not expecting that the shrine maiden actually possessed such abilities.

I went out for a casual meal and received an unexpected surprise.

That's already considered a huge profit.

The salesman took a new product box from under the stall and handed it to Mika Kohinata.

"congratulations."

Even after holding the prize in her hands, Mika Kohinata still felt a sense of unreality, staring blankly at the small box in her hand and then looking up at Toru Tazaki.

"That's wonderful. Perhaps the culinary god doesn't want to see you disappointed," Tazaki Toru chuckled.

Mika Kohinata nodded happily and then said, "The God of Cooking wouldn't bother with such a small matter as mine. It's all thanks to Toru-kun."

"Is there anything else I need to do?"

"If Toru hadn't given me the ticket, I wouldn't have come to Osaka, and naturally I wouldn't have had the chance to win the prize."

Tazaki Toru was at a loss for words, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

If she said that, Tazaki Toru could come up with many more reasons to attribute the credit to her.

Seeing Kohinata Mika's joyful expression, Tazaki Toru didn't say anything more, but quietly observed the girl's captivating smile.

Mika Kohinata opened the box, and looking at the instant camera in her hand, her joy was palpable.

"Sir/Madam, if you are worried about whether the prize is working properly, you can take a picture of it here. If there is a problem, we can replace it for you immediately."

"Let me take a picture of you two."

"Huh? Is that okay?"

Immediately, Mika Kohinata turned to look at Toru Tazaki.

"If Meijia wants to take photos, I'll certainly accompany her."

The girl smiled sweetly and handed the camera in her hand to the young man: "Then I'll trouble you."

"Ok."

There weren't many people participating in the raffle, so the staff was relatively free, allowing Tazaki Toru and Kohinata Mika to stand in front of the raffle booth.

I loaded the camera with the included film, framed the two of us together in the lens, and took two photos. The final result was quite good.

In the photo, Toru Tazaki and Mika Kohinata stand side by side.

"Isn't the peace sign too tacky?"

"I think it's great."

"Is that so... Standing next to Tou-kun, I don't seem to look good in photos at all, I'm a little resentful."

Tazaki Toru was amused by her again.

It seems that as long as you are with this girl, no matter how ordinary the situation is, you can always add laughter to it.

Mika Kohinata suddenly thought of something, took out a pen from her handbag, and carefully wrote today's date on the blank space on the photo.

"This one is for you."

"I thought you were going to sign your name."

"What's so special about signing my name?"

"That's hard to say, it might be worth a lot of money in the future."

"Even if I put it on an auction website, no one would want my autograph."

Upon hearing this, Tazaki Toru immediately gathered the photos in his hands.

"I will never sell it."

Seeing his seriousness, Mika Kohinata was both happy and shy. Suddenly, she reached out her hand to him.

"Toru, give me the photo."

Tazaki Toru did as she was told, and the girl took the photo and skillfully signed her name on it.

It looks like an alien face drawing, but you have to look closely to see what she wrote.

"Mika, do you practice your autograph regularly?" Toru Tazaki asked curiously.

"Of course I practice. It's the most basic professional ethic, but so far, I haven't had a chance to use it."

Mika Kohinata stuck out her tongue in embarrassment, capped the pen, and returned the photo to Toru Tazaki.

"Alright, now you have no complaints."

"The first autographed photo of Mika Kohinata in the world is naturally meant for my first fan."

The girl revealed a slightly sly and playful smile:

"Is there a change in your mind towards supporting me exclusively?"

The spring breeze, blowing from south to north, blew in from the entrance of the shopping street and ran through the entire street.

Looking at the girl's face, Toru Tazaki smiled warmly.

"Yes, there are some."

Leave

I was editing videos all night until 5 a.m. when I suddenly smelled blood in the house. I turned around and saw that my dog ​​had chewed off all the fur on his body, and there was blood all over the floor.

He didn't utter a single word the entire time; the silence was frightening.

After staying up all night without sleeping, I took my pet to the vet, where the diagnosis was a mental illness.

To put it simply, it's jade.

My friend found it ridiculous, but it does have separation anxiety and needs 24-hour care.

It also engages in self-harm; today it pulled out its own fingernail by the root, and the doctor said that the fingernail will never grow back.

He's so ruthless to himself.

It's like that landmine-themed character who keeps saying, "Why did you break up with me? What did I do wrong? Why did you leave?" and then uses a razor blade to draw barcodes on his arm. It's really a mess.

I'm taking a break today, sorry everyone.

Kowtowing... ORZ

Also, the monthly pass draw was held a few days ago, so please contact me as soon as possible if you haven't already.

392. You dare not greet Sister Shuizi?

Toru Tazaki always stayed by Mika Kohinata's side, walking together in a strange foreign land.

The two wandered aimlessly, stopping and starting as they pleased.

Mika Kohinata got a new toy and kept taking pictures of it wherever she went.

This thing isn't suitable for taking street photos, but the girl was having a blast and quickly used up all the free photo paper.

The entire afternoon passed by unnoticed in this leisurely time spent together.

When it was almost time, the two went straight to the nearby station.