The Fourth Period Is Modern Chinese (Continued)

At the very least, she couldn't be considered an ordinary person anymore... Mimi and I shared the same fearful opinion. We pressed our palms together and bowed to Yui-senpai.

Thank you for always protecting the place I loved... Next, let the three of us go to a café and hold a conference about badmouthing senpai...

DB Extra: Third Year High School Arc, New 1-3. To begin with, on the way there, looking at the world through the windows of Chiba's proud monorail.

The scenery beyond the window slowly drifted backward.

Perhaps because it wasn't yet rush hour for work and school, there were few passengers on the monorail. There was hardly anyone in the car Yukino and I were riding either, so we could clearly see Chiba's scenery through the window across from us.

The sunset that dyed the white beach and sea red gradually faded away as we steadily approached the city submerged in deep blue.

An unbroken stream of car taillights and streetlamps giving off a pale orange glow appeared below us as the train headed toward clusters of buildings standing like skyscrapers.

The evening scenery gradually changed into a night view, and the sensation of traveling through the air felt like riding an attraction at an amusement park.

Just sitting on it was exciting enough, and the scenery was great too. It was flawless. Especially around dusk, this route from Chiba-Minato Station to Chiba Station was one of my favorites. I wouldn't have found it strange even if it got featured on "Window on the World."

Note: "Window on the World" was a long-running Japanese travel television program.

I could watch scenery this fantastical for the rest of my life.

...I wanted to keep watching it for the rest of my life.

That was right. I was