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"I... What could I say? You've already put it that way." I looked at her hand. Sometimes things really did happen out of the blue.
"You're just greedy," Yaori said bluntly.
"Then why did you come over?" I tried to pull my hand free, but she didn't seem willing to let go and kept holding on.
Of course I was surprised, but the young girl kept looking straight at me without shifting her gaze, so I couldn't immediately look away either.
"Shining Moon said that even if I didn't look at you, you'd still look at me. So either I look at you, or you look at me." Yaori spoke with great decisiveness.
"All right, then. Is there some deeper meaning behind holding my hand?" I tried to pull away, but she refused to allow it.
"I don't know. I just feel... it seems pretty smooth." Yaori seemed completely incapable of embarrassment.
I was startled and hurriedly pulled my hand back, but she still intended to take it again. All I could say was, "You don't happen to like my hand, do you?"
"This... yes, I do. It feels different from usual." Shining Moon answered very decisively.
Those words made all the immortals around us turn their faces away, wearing expressions that seemed unsure whether to laugh or do something else.
I was embarrassed for several seconds before I could only say, "Don't you feel embarrassed?"
"Why would you think that?" Yaori anxiously sat up with a sudden scrape.
Facing all the immortals, I was the one who suddenly didn't know how to answer.
"All right, all right. It's fine. I wasn't criticizing you. You're fine." I was speechless. After all, I had to take her feelings into consideration, didn't I?
The group of immortals all