Ryuzaki Mom folded her arms across her chest and couldn't help asking in a quiet voice.
Amamiya Natsuki smiled.
"One piece of good news and one piece of bad news. Which would you like to hear first, Senpai?"
"Hmph." Ryuzaki Mom gave a soft snort and quickly made her choice. "The bad news first."
"Then I'll start with the bad news." Amamiya Natsuki said, "Even the strongest psychic doesn't know how to travel between worlds."
Hearing this, Ryuzaki Mom blinked. For some reason, a subtle feeling she couldn't quite shake suddenly stirred in her heart.
It wasn't schadenfreude. It was more like... a joy she didn't want to admit.
Ryuzaki Mom quickly chased the strange feeling from her mind and gave a soft snort.
"Then what's the good news?"
Amamiya Natsuki said,
"The good news is that you can take tomorrow off, Senpai. You won't have to go out searching for the Rain Child."
"Why?"
Ryuzaki Mom's brows furrowed slightly.
Amamiya Natsuki smiled.
"Because the strongest psychic in the other world agreed to give us a bunch of raincoats for free."
Ryuzaki Mom: "..."
Fair enough.
Ordinary survivors would fight over a single raincoat, but the strongest psychic in the city didn't need to go to all that trouble to catch a Rain Child.
"Tch."
For some reason, a trace of disappointment welled up inside Ryuzaki Mom. She pursed her lips and turned to leave.
With Lady Yashiro keeping watch over the internet café, and Ryuzaki Mom and Otherworld Miko here now too, Amamiya Natsuki could finally relax and get a good night's sleep.
Seeing Amamiya Natsuki resting on a sofa in the corner, Otherworld Miko looked toward herself from the parallel world and spoke softly.
"Could I ask you for a favor?"
Salty Fish Miko froze, then quickly replied,