I twitched my lips as I looked at a thoroughly embarrassed Tuanzi.
"You might as well drop the 'fuck' altogether and learn to crow like a rooster."
Tuanzi turned away, refusing to look at me.
"Tsk, tsk. Your emotions have grown more human over the years, but your language skills? Not even a god could save
you."
I shook my head with a helpless sigh. Tuanzi immediately turned to look at my profile, cheeks puffed out, her face full of indignation.
"Fuck, fuck~"
"Fine, fine. My fault. I admit it, okay? Sigh... I did used to swear all the time."
I shrugged helplessly and picked up my backpack. Everything that needed sorting was sorted. This time, I wasn't heading
for JN Island. I was going south,
to the Thousand Islands.
Large numbers of people lived there. It was a little far away, but small human settlements could be found in many places now,
so the journey probably wouldn't be too difficult.
I had two reasons for setting out this time. One was that I was bored and wanted someone to talk to. The other... I wanted to go to
Antarctica and meet the people at the very top
of those organizations of new humans.
Of course, I didn't particularly care whether either plan worked out. It would be nice if they did, but no great loss if they didn't.
"Gin-san, I'm leaving~"
Leaning against the side of my Harley, I looked up at the blazing sun, then back at the hundred-meter-long
Gin-san and the more-than-three-meter-tall Little
White. Both looked reluctant to see me go. I waved.
"Hiss~"
"Awooo~ Awoo~ Awooo~"
"All right, all right, I know you two don't want me to leave. I'll be back in a few years at most. Until then, you two have to
take good