Amamiya Natsuki casually asked,
"What's wrong?"
"A friend gave me a rhinoceros beetle before. I was just about to feed it, but then I suddenly realized it was gone. I've looked everywhere and can't find it." Fujiwara Moeha looked pitiful. "I don't even dare go back into my room now."
Amamiya Natsuki nodded.
"I see. So your pet rhinoceros beetle turned into an assassin rhinoceros beetle."
Rhinoceros beetles were popular in Japan and symbolized bravery. Many ancient samurai and generals had helmets decorated with horns like those of rhinoceros beetles.
Even in modern times, catching bugs and fighting rhinoceros beetles were still among elementary school students' favorite summer pastimes.
For example, one cow-herding oni boy's biggest hobby was making people fight bugs.
Even ants could bite, and a rhinoceros beetle's horn wasn't just for show—it could hurt someone too. That was why Moeha didn't dare go back into her room.
"Come on." Amamiya Natsuki stood up. "Let's look for it."
"Thank you, senpai."
Fujiwara Moeha hurriedly thanked him.
When they entered Moeha's room, Amamiya Natsuki's gaze was immediately drawn to the full-length mirror in the corner. His expression quickly turned complicated.
It was a rectangular full-length mirror leaning against the wall. There was nothing special about it; it was just an ordinary mirror, mainly used by girls to try on clothes.
It just looked more and more familiar.
"Now I remember..."
Amamiya Natsuki recalled the photos Moeha had sent him earlier. The mirror selfie where she'd covered her three most important points with a single finger had been taken using this mirror, right?
Seeing Amamiya Natsuki staring at the mirror without saying anything, water vapor soon began rising above Fujiwara Moeha's head.
Liar!
The student council president was a big liar!
He'd said the internet was bad and he hadn't