Leafa sat duck-style atop Akasaka, her face brimming with delight.
Because she found this kind of adventure very interesting.
Leafa then pulled the critically injured Akasaka up from the ground.
Akasaka's HP bar was now down to a sliver, and he had nearly died.
But even if he had died, it seemed like it would have been nothing serious. This game world was not a death game; dying would only log him out.
Leafa opened the system menu and sent Akasaka a friend request.
Akasaka received the notification and looked at Leafa in confusion.
With slightly flushed cheeks, Leafa said, "Don't you still need to climb up there? I can give you a hand. It's not like I have anything better to do anyway."
Leafa deliberately acted as though nothing had happened, fanning herself with one hand before putting both hands on her hips and turning her head aside to change the subject. Yet her face only grew redder. "Anyway, add me as a friend first."
"Okay!" Akasaka immediately clicked accept without hesitation.
After all, the method for getting up there required the two of them to work together, and one of them had to know wind magic. Leafa was perfect for that.
After adding her as a friend, Akasaka said to Leafa, "It's already pretty late. I'm logging out first. You should head back and get some rest too."
"Then what time are we meeting tomorrow?" Leafa asked.
Akasaka pinched his chin and thought for a moment. "How about 8:30 tomorrow morning? Oh, right! Can you log in then? You should still be a student, shouldn't you?"
Leafa grew suspicious. "Huh?! How did you know I'm a student?"
Akasaka's heart skipped a beat.
I nearly forgot—we're not that familiar. I almost used the god's-eye perspective from my previous life