"Nothing?" Kaguya blinked her gleaming eyes, meeting Jiu Ming's gaze head-on without the slightest attempt to avoid it.
"Do you think there would be?"
"That's because I have a good mindset, and I'm also a genuinely young beautiful girl."
Kaguya raised one hand and gestured two slender fingers at Jiu Ming's eyes. "I've seen it on that green-haired girl, though..."
"C.C., huh." Jiu Ming shook his head. Perhaps Kaguya had lived longer than C.C., but when it came to life experience, C.C.'s had undoubtedly been far more rugged. Kaguya, on the other hand, had once been the princess of the Lunar Capital. Even after being exiled to Earth, she had spent her days amid others' flattery. And in the future... Eirin Yagokoro had already found her. How bad could things possibly get?
Jiu Ming truly didn't believe Eirin Yagokoro had nothing better to do than, like a grown child on a rainy day, think of ways to pass the time by tormenting her.
"Shall we go watch?"
"Sure." Kaguya agreed without a moment's thought.
Yet when the day actually came, Jiu Ming was disappointed instead. Once they got there, they did not even see the so-called cult leader herself—only a prerecorded video... Even everything else was handled by the believers there.
"Well, that was rather disappointing." Kaguya shook her head, speaking with little enthusiasm. She could not muster any interest in this religion's teachings from the very root of her being. What a joke—she had once been a lunar person, after all. Even now, there was no way she could be interested in Earth's religions. "Did you find anything?"
"Mm... There's what looks like an abandoned little wooden cabin not far from here." Jiu Ming pointed in one direction. "There's a basement underneath it."
"Shall we go have a look?"