The next morning.
Mio Takamiya opened the doors and windows of Akasaka's house to air it out and let the sunlight in.
At the same time, Mio Takamiya took out a peace lily she had found somewhere, held it in her palm, and placed it in a vase on the balcony. She began arranging the flower with both hands, tidying its leaves to make it look better, then watered it a little.
Its stem was green, while its spathe was white.
It could grow up to sixty centimeters long.
It could purify the air and add the scent of flowers and plants to the room.
It also symbolized smooth sailing.
Since Akasaka's other twenty-eight wives had all been injured and hospitalized, the task of caring for him had been entirely handed over to the witch C.C.
The witch C.C. also knew Mio Takamiya and Kurumi Tokisaki, and with no outsiders around to disturb them, the three decided to care for Akasaka together for a while.
At least until Akasaka woke up, they had no intention of leaving.
As for Kato Megumi, the only other one among Akasaka's wives who had not been injured in the battle, she was still busy taking care of Horikita Suzune in the hospital—her only good best friend. She had no time to come see Akasaka for the moment, and with witch C.C. here, Kato Megumi did not need to worry about it.
The witch C.C. picked up a mop and began mopping the floor, cleaning the room.
Kurumi Tokisaki did not remain idle either. She summoned seven or eight clones to help Akasaka with rehabilitation exercises, bending and stretching his wrists, ankles, neck, and other joints.
This was to prevent him from being unable to move after returning to the real world and waking up.