He guided her into the now-empty athletic field, facing the school building.
The school was very quiet. At this hour, it was either homeroom or self-study, right?
But next, it was time for his performance.
Naturally, he would not actually come during an exam.
He was not even a student at this school. If he really disrupted an exam, he might not have to write a self-criticism, but someone might call the police and accuse him of causing trouble...
So, to avoid responsibility, he had even put on a mask—mainly because he was afraid someone would film or photograph him.
"Hey!"
He pushed himself off the horse's back, leaping up stylishly from where he stood before landing upright on Radiant Sanctuary's saddle.
He adjusted the strap, changing the direction of the instrument that had been on his back since earlier.
He put on his performance headset, connected it to his portable speakers, and turned the volume all the way up...
"Radiant Sanctuary, stay calm later, okay? Don't get startled. Everything's normal." He lightly kicked her, preventing her from getting spooked and running off later.
That was right. No matter what, he was a musician, so of course he should solve problems the way a musician would!
The instrument on his shoulder was not a guitar, much less a bass. It was a keytar—a shoulder Keyboard, also called a guitar Keyboard.
A Keyboard that could be played slung diagonally across the front of his body!
A guitar alone was still a little lacking in expressiveness. How could it compare to something that could imitate the sounds of countless other instruments while also playing recorded and downloaded accompaniment tracks?
"Ahem~ Mm~ Mm~~" He cleared his throat, and his voice carried far across the quiet campus.
Next—
"Good morning, everyone at Minehara High