Huh?
Ah...
Why...
The boy was stumped by the very first question.
He chased it...
The boy was very surprised to discover...
"I don't know."
Though the boy was the one who had said those three words, he looked astonished, as if he'd heard an unbelievable answer.
It sounded a little like a duck's quack, but also somewhat different...
Its overall air had nothing at all in common with an ordinary fish.
I froze.
This was a busy street.
The boy hurriedly saved his umbrella before it fell again.
Yes.
What had I just seen?
Fish couldn't live away from water.
The very culprit I was looking for was actually taunting me?
"Beep!"
The girl touched her face.
She was just about to say something when she saw the other person turn around.
A thin stream of water hit the boy in the face.
Seeing that the girl showed such a poor attitude about admitting her mistake, the driver scolded her until he felt better.
It was practically like the difference between heaven and earth.
"It was the same situation back then, too..."
There were bags of all sizes at his feet.
"It's not even a red light right now."
His first reaction was to chase after it.
"Ah!"
The road was slippery again.
Every time—
More out of curiosity.
Out of a desire for "revenge."
"Let me think..."
Like a sharp blade slicing through the curtain of rain.
While he was dazed by its beauty, he heard laughter.
And it kept appearing in a different place every second, as if it could teleport.
Just now...
You and the old man looked at each other.
The boy was so startled he almost let go of the umbrella in