"Master, the cards here are much more complicated."
The woman pondered and said, "I see that there are too many ties that tie you down, and they are very complicated. It looks like a mess that cannot be sorted out, but..."
She changed the subject and placed her finger on the last card, "In chaos, these lines can be organized in the end. You are a person who knows it well. No matter how many ties there are, you can straighten them out and won't let them get tangled in a knot."
"It's just that this process requires some effort."
Kazehara Tetsu After listening, he lowered his head and looked at the three cards, his expression unchanged.
This result was almost exactly the same as the situation he knew in his heart.
There are indeed too many people around him, and the emotional lines are indeed complicated, but although these lines are complicated, he has never intended to let them get entangled into an inextricable knot, and he has never thought about perfunctory or letting anyone down.
"It seems that this master is really talented."
He raised his head and said calmly, "It's more accurate than I thought."
"I'm just telling the truth."
The woman put away the cards and stacked them into a pile again, "The fate of the two of them is that one brings joy after all hardships, and the other brings order in chaos. Although they take different paths, the results are the same."
"That's enough."
Fortune-Telling This is the end.
Kushida Kikyo stood up from the stool, paid Fortune-Telling and Points, and looked back at the three cards that had been put away, the smile on his face never left.
"How is it?"
She walked up to Kazehara Tetsu, with a bit of pride in her tone, "I'll just tell you, I won't let you come with me in vain."
"The process is difficult, but the result is good."
She clapped her fingers and recounted her results, "I signed up with the bitterness first and then the sweetness. Looking at it this way, we will definitely not be wrong in the future."
Kazehara Tetsu looked at her happy look and said, "Don't be too happy yet. They said 'the result will be good', but they didn't say how good it will be. Maybe you have been suffering for a long time and what you got in the end is just a 'fairly acceptable' ending."
"Then I agree."
Kushida Kikyo answered simply, "It's better than those who don't even have hope."
She paused, then moved closer and lowered her voice.
"Besides, the card also says that all of your relationship lines will be organized in the end, so why don't you tell me, among your many lines, where do I rank?"
Kazehara Tetsu did not answer immediately.
He glanced at the girl next to him who was seriously waiting for the answer, and then looked at the clock on the wall. It was not long after nine o'clock, and there was still nearly an hour before Auction at ten o'clock.
"This question cannot be answered by Fortune-Telling alone. If you really want to know, there will be plenty of time in the future, so you can take your time and see for yourself."
"Humph, here we go again."
She turned around and walked out of the stall, "I know even if you don't tell me, it's definitely not bad."
The two people left the Fortune-Telling stall one after the other.
Kushida Kikyo touched her belly on the escalator. She was walking in a hurry when she left the house in the morning. She hadn't eaten anything. Now her stomach was empty and she was starting to feel a little weak.
There was still some time before Auction at ten o'clock, and there was no other way to wait. The two of them turned into a small shop next to Lobby to rest their stomachs first.
There are not many customers in this shop, most of them are students waiting for Auction to start, sitting in twos and threes, holding hot drinks in their hands.
After all, it was morning, and neither of them planned to eat too much. They would have to squeeze in to see the goods when they entered the venue later. There were too many things in their stomachs, and it was not comfortable to move around.
Kazehara Tetsu ordered two simple breakfasts at the counter, a sandwich, a bowl of hot soup, and two hot drinks.
The two of them chose a seat by the window and sat down. The open space in the center of the first floor could be seen outside the window.
Kushida Kikyo took two sips of the hot drink, with a look of satisfaction on his face, then picked up the sandwich and ate it in small bites.
She ate very gracefully, taking one bite at a time, taking her time, as if she was afraid that eating too fast would spoil her image.
"Speaking of it,"
While she was eating, she said, "The master said that there are too many relationship lines around you for the card you just played."
"Hmm."
"May I remind you,"
She took a bite of the sandwich and looked at him with squinted eyes, "No matter how many threads there are, there must be priorities. If one day they really become tangled up and can't be sorted out, I'll see what you do."
"Didn't they say that chaos will return to chaos, and everything will be organized in the end?"
"You know how to choose nice notes."
The two of them chatted while eating. The breakfast was simple and they ate quickly.
After eating, they were not in a hurry to leave. Auction hadn't started yet, so they were just sitting in the store blowing on the heater, waiting for the show to start.
There are more and more people in the square outside the window.
Kazehara Tetsu leaned against the window and looked at the open space below. Groups of people came in from the door and gathered in the center.
At first, there were only a few dozen scattered around, but later, a large group stood in a dense darkness, talking in twos and threes, and the entire square was filled with human voices.
He made a visual inspection and found that the number of people below was probably close to a hundred.
It is a rare scene in this school to have so many people in one square at once.
"It seems that this Auction is really popular."
"Of course, I'm just saying, there must be a lot of people coming to this kind of event..."
At this moment, Kushida Kikyo suddenly seemed to remember something and paused for a moment.
"Ah."
She let out a short exclamation.
Kazehara Tetsu turned his head and glanced at her.
"What's wrong?"
"Get in line."
Kushida Kikyo raised his head, with a little panic on his face, "I forgot, Auction has to queue up to enter. The space in the shop inside is only so big, and it is impossible to accommodate so many people at once."
She pointed to the dark crowd outside the window, "So when I read the notice before, it was written that Auction were let in in batches. How many people were let in in one batch? After shopping or taking enough photos, another batch would be put down. If we just sit here and wait until it starts before going down, where will the queue go? By then, all the good things will be taken away by the people in front, and we can only pick up some leftovers."
Kazehara Tetsu looked at her reaction and was a little speechless for a moment.
"Didn't you just say that you came early and got a head start? As a result, Fortune-Telling took up half the day and had breakfast here leisurely, forgetting the most important thing about queuing."
"Then you don't even remind me."
"How do I know there's still a queue? I wasn't here last year."
"Now is not the time to talk about this."
Kushida Kikyo had already stood up, "No, I have to go down and line up now. If it's later, it will be too late."
"Just one piece."
Kazehara Tetsu also stood up and tidied up the things on the table, "I've finished eating anyway, so I can't let you wait alone."
"Hmm."