Chapter 434

Some time ago, Kazama Kiriori gave her this Crystal as a talisman and told her to wear it with her at all times.

She listened attentively to Kazama's words and wore it on her body without ever taking it off.

Even so, Star Flower's doubtful expression did not disappear, which puzzled Haihara greatly, and she had a vague sense of unease.

"What's wrong?"

"Um..."

"Judging from your expression, is there something strange about this pendant?"

Haihara picked up the Crystal.

To Haihara, the Crystal was quite beautiful, a clean, sky-blue color.

Moreover, wearing it gives one a sense of security.

"But... it seems like I saw some kind of Magic engraved on it."

"Magic?"

Haihara made a confused sound.

To be fair, when Kazama Kiriori gave her this amulet, she did say something.

It seems to say: This is a talisman that can help her forget her troubles and bless her to fulfill her wishes.

Maybe it contains some kind of Magic blessing.

Nevertheless, Haihara herself now possesses knowledge of Magic.

Although I couldn't discover Magic on the Crystal like I did with Star Flower, I could still figure out what kind of Magic was engraved on them.

"Ah." Star Flower also realized, "It must be some kind of Magic that the president engraved for you, like to prevent you from being discovered by Monster, or to keep you warm?"

Haihara glanced at it.

She still didn't recognize it; it seemed that her acquired Magic knowledge didn't include this.

"Yes, that's true."

She is still feeling dizzy due to a high fever.

Although I'm very curious, I'm still feeling unwell and don't have time to figure it out.

Seeing Haihara's calm and composed demeanor, Star Flower also dispelled her suspicions. She was too preoccupied with Haihara's illness to think about anything else.

After that, Star Flower started using her phone to search for takeout restaurants in the city, hoping to find one that was still open in the heavy snow so she could maybe buy breakfast for Teacher Haihara.

The topic came up casually and then ended without anyone finding anything wrong with it.

Although the Magic Spell could not be identified.

However, you should be able to ask Cangyue Yuri Magic Spell like this.

The other party is a Magic girl from R'lyeh.

Even after that, Haihara was still a little concerned about what kind of Magic was engraved on that Crystal.

After Star Flower flew off to find a restaurant, Haihara secretly deciphered the Magic Spell on the Crystal.

Although Haihara still had a fever, she managed to organize her thoughts and, using her knowledge of R'lyeh, described to Cangyue Yuri the circuit of the Magic Spell engraved on the Crystal.

Cangyue Yuri replied quickly.

The other party knew nothing about Haihara's situation, and therefore had no reason to suspect anything.

With Cangyue Yuri's knowledge, she quickly recognized it.

A short while later, the other party sent Haihara a description of the Magic Spell.

At first, Haihara was quite enthusiastic despite her high fever.

But after a while, her fingers paused on the screen, gently touching the text sent by Cangyue Yuri for a long time.

A hint of confusion appeared on her face.

It says --

[This seems to be a forgetting spell.]

[... Forgetfulness Spell?]

She swiped her finger up and down.

Then, I saw this description.

'The Forgetting Magic Spell: It makes people forget what's important to them and ignore things they care about. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, after all, things that matter can sometimes cause pain.'

The girl blinked, looked at the text several times, and then compared and confirmed it.

After confirming that she hadn't misunderstood, she lowered her head slightly, looking a little dazed.

What does this mean?

Chapter 190 No one answered.

I wonder what she's thinking.

Haihara Lily Chou waited for Star Flower to return.

She still has a high fever, feels very heavy, and is uncomfortable all over.

She saw the breakfast porridge that Star Flower had brought her.

"Thanks."

Although she really wanted to find out why such Magic Spell was engraved on the necklace she was wearing, Haihara felt there was no need to rush to find out.

At least she can stay with Star Flower a little longer.

When she's sick, she's a little afraid of being alone.

However, it seems that not everything goes according to her wishes.

Not long after Star Flower rushed back to the house, she noticed something:

"Ah, a Monster has appeared, teacher. I must excuse myself for a moment. If you have the energy, you should eat some breakfast."

Haihara blinked.

After thinking for a moment, she looked around, wanting to grab something.

But this is Kazama Kiriori's room, and it seems like there's nothing that belongs to her.

Her two hands were clasped together, not so calmly:

"Okay, goodbye."

Star Flower still had a reassuringly bright smile on her face. She nodded and waved goodbye to Haihara.

Without lingering, she flew out of the room and quickly disappeared from Haihara's sight, buried by the vast snow, leaving no trace.

Inside the room, Haihara's gaze suddenly dimmed slightly.

Haihara still leaned weakly against the bed, slowly turning her head, her gaze shifting to the breakfast porridge that Sakaki Chika had bought for her.

It looked like it was still steaming hot; it was very warm.

She let out a soft breath.

Now, let's eat and think at the same time.

She didn't actually have much of an appetite, but she didn't want the things others bought for her to go cold and go to waste.

First, take off the necklace around your neck.

However, she discovered that Kazama Kiriori a knot that was too tight, and since her hands were neither nimble nor strong, it took her a long and arduous effort to untie it.

The Crystal fell gently with a "plop".

Haihara took a breath.

She closed her eyes, took a moment to catch her breath, and then slowly picked up the cup of porridge that was still a little hot.

"It's so hot."

She stared at the porridge, silently stirring the spoon in her hand, uncovering plums and something else she couldn't identify.

It blew a "whoosh".

While she was blowing on the steam from the porridge, Haihara, having removed her necklace, began to recall what she had forgotten during this time.

It didn't take long.

She almost easily remembered that Kazama Kiriori had promised her some time ago that she would help her ask Kougami about her parents, but she only remembered it now.

Until yesterday, Kazama hadn't mentioned this matter, even though he had already agreed.

So, this might be what Kazama wanted her to forget.

She felt it was cool enough after blowing on it.

After that, she scooped out the first mouthful of porridge and tried putting it in her mouth. Although it was still a little hot, it was acceptable, and she swallowed it down her throat.

"It's surprisingly delicious," she murmured to herself.

It actually doesn't have much of a taste.

She then began to think.

Why do I want her to forget this?

For example, Mom and Dad are not in good health.

Or, you had a terrible relationship with them when you grew up.

I don't quite understand.

Lost in thought, Haihara drank a few more mouthfuls of porridge, but it still tasted like nothing.

To be honest, her head was still heavy and she wanted to sleep. No matter what she thought about, it was all a mess, and she was feeling very down.

She feels completely lost right now.

However, no matter what, she still really wanted to see her parents.

After all, she didn't recognize this or that around her. She didn't know how to use this or that. Everything was unfamiliar to her, and she wasn't particularly smart either. Even after all this time, she hadn't learned much.

Oh, right.

She should call Kougami herself.

Although the other party had been giving her vague answers, Kougami was soft-hearted and believed that if she coaxed the other party a little, they would be able to help her.

Thinking about this made her a little happy.

She quickly called Kougami:

"Beep... beep... beep beep..."

The porridge was still steaming.

The phone rang softly for a long time, but was not answered.

Kougami is usually available around this time.

Why didn't the call connect this time?

Haihara put down her phone in frustration after the call ended and she heard a notification that it hadn't been answered.

She remained expressionless.

Then, Haihara softly uttered a muffled nasal sound.

She had no choice but to take another sip of porridge.

The porridge was almost empty; you could see the dried plums and other congee inside.

"I can't get through..."

She was a little irritated.

What other phone numbers can I make?