Taiga Fujimura had arrived as well.
When Taiga Fujimura entered the house, Bai seemed to have returned to her usual self.
Sakura was still somewhat worried, so she had made breakfast by herself.
"Bai, what happened to your hand?"
Taiga Fujimura quickly noticed Bai's hand.
"It's nothing, just a minor injury—Sakura's bandaging is a little over the top, that's all." Bai smiled awkwardly.
"Then no practice today. In any case, as your big sister, I forbid you from going to the Archery Club today. I'll talk to Mitsuzuri."
Taiga Fujimura was also the Archery Club's advisor.
"In any case, be careful with that wound. Don't do any strenuous exercise. It'd be bad if it leaves a scar."
Taiga Fujimura continued to caution her.
"Mm-hmm~ I'll be fine."
"I'm happy that Bai has grown stronger, but it'd be better if you were a little more delicate."
"That's exactly what I was going to say. As your 'little sister,' I think it'd be better if Taiga Fujimura were a little cuter too." Bai tossed back a jab of her own.
"In any case, it's great that you still have your spirits."
Seeing that Bai seemed to have recovered some of her energy, Taiga Fujimura smiled as well.
After wolfing down breakfast, Taiga Fujimura hurried off again. "Sakura, remember to take good care of Bai. Don't let her push herself too hard."
"Okay!"
Sakura seemed to have something on her mind as well, but her face still wore a gentle smile.
After Taiga Fujimura left the house, Bai and Sakura tidied up and left as well.
"Sakura? What's wrong? You look like you're not feeling well."
"Ah—no, I'm perfectly healthy. I was just worried about you, Senpai." Sakura gazed at Bai tenderly.
"Ah, don't worry about that. I'm naturally quite healthy. I'll recover