Assassination Classroom: I Can See Affection Points
Chapter 386

Kai-kun, you're such a meanie

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Half an hour later, everyone at the small table gradually lost interest. They were not even very active in discussing who was the undercover.

Kitagawa Kai glanced towards the small living room, clapped his hands and stood up. "You go ahead and play, I'll go find them."

"Kitagawa Why did you run away after losing!" Kamuro Masumi immediately opened his eyes and shouted angrily.

"I keep winning."

"Then you can't leave! Damn it, why haven't you drank a few times?"

After the young man left calmly, Amikura Mako, who had just finished three drinks, said with a bitter look on his face, "Should we change the game? It seems to depend on luck. Sometimes after listening to it, I am not even sure whether I am an undercover agent. The more I play, the more confused I become."

Karuizawa Kei nodded in agreement. "Why don't you play poker? At least you can count cards and show your strength."

"Okay, but don't drink any more drinks." Matsushita Chiaki also agreed.

My own wisdom finally came into use.

Kamuro Masumi didn't object either. "Okay, let's get something to score, and then we can settle the settlement together after the game is over."

After a few drinks, I felt like all the sins I had committed in my previous life were wiped out.

The staff quickly delivered a box of counting chips, which the girls divided up and started a new round of decisive battle in full swing.

On the other side, in the small living room.

In order to create an excellent weird atmosphere for Turtle Soup, the girls deliberately turned off the bright lights and only kept a small table lamp in the center of the round table.

Shiina Hiyori is answering the question.

"Did she move the chair because the original position made her feel uncomfortable?" Himeno Yuki asked tentatively in a low voice.

"Yes."

"After you moved it, the uncomfortable feeling disappeared?"

"Yes."

Kitagawa Kai approached quietly with gentle steps, and soon understood the riddle they were deducing.

Noodle soup is actually very simple:

A girl who lived alone moved her chair to the wall and finally sat there peacefully all night. The next day, she hurriedly moved it away.

After the previous questions, everyone has sorted out the clues:

She was sitting in front of her desk, and she always felt that cold hair swept across the back of her neck.

After pressing the back of the chair firmly against the wall, the creepy feeling completely disappeared.

"There must be ghosts in the soup base of this question, right?" Sakayanagi Arisu confirmed the key points with a smile.

"Yes."

"Then there's no need to consider the possibility of someone hiding in the room."

Arisu is still thinking about it, but Himeno Yuki feels that this conclusion is not really good news.

If a bad guy sneaks in, at least he can call the police for help; but if it's really a ghost... what should he do?

She shrank her neck guiltily and asked again, "Then... are you sure that the thing touching the back of her neck is the ghost's hair?"

"Yes."

At this time, Kitagawa Kai happened to quietly come around behind Himeno Yuki.

With his amazing attention, he noticed that a piece of hair fell out of the girl's haircut. Kitagawa Kai raised the corner of his mouth slightly, picked up the hair, and gently scraped the girl's neck.

Himeno Yuki suddenly shrank his thin shoulders and subconsciously stretched out his small hand to touch the back of his neck.

Kitagawa Kai instantly retracted his hand and unfolded his Presence force field.

The girl turned her head and looked around, but her eyes passed over him.

There is nothing behind you.

"Xue, what's wrong with you?" Asahina Nazuna looked at her doubtfully.

"No... nothing."

Himeno Yuki swallowed secretly, pulled up the soft collar, and sat down again calmly.

But after Hiyori said a few words, she couldn't help but look behind her suspiciously. "Did you feel weird just now?"

"What's weird?" Hasebe Haruka was so frightened that he hugged the soft pillow in his arms tightly.

"It's... it's just on the back of my neck. It seemed like something really touched me just now."

Hasebe Haruka Hearing this, he quickly reached out and touched his neck, muttering in a tearful tone, "I don't feel anything at all! Snow, please don't scare me!"

"Maybe it's because your hair was not properly poked." Asahina Nazuna reassured.

School girls are school girls, and this little story scares them to the point of screaming.

Himeno Yuki quickly moved all her hair to her chest and carefully pressed it on her shoulders.

This should be foolproof, right?

However, Morishita Ai pushed up his non-existent glasses at this moment and asked in a strange voice, "After the chair moved to the wall, did the ghost leave the room?"

"No."

Himeno Yuki was just about to lean back on the soft back of the chair when he heard this cold answer. His delicate body stiffened and he silently sat up straight on the small bench.

Sakayanagi Arisu looked at Shiina Hiyori thoughtfully. "The next morning, she found traces of ghosts on the wall?"

"Yes."

"So she pressed the back of the chair hard against it, actually forcing it to squeeze between the gap between the chair and the wall?"

"Yes."

Asahina Nazuna instantly understood the terrifying truth behind it, his teeth trembled, and he took a breath of cold air. "Then... wouldn't she just stick to its body and sit on it peacefully all night?"

Himeno Yuki silently shrank in place and did not answer. At this moment, she suddenly did not want to know what bloody and terrifying traces were left on the wall.

It doesn't matter... I'm not afraid of ghosts or anything like that.

Anyway, I have Kai-kun by my side.

If you really encounter something scary, Kai-kun will definitely pull it out as soon as possible and blast it!

A faint warm whisper suddenly drifted from the cold nape of my neck:

"Snow, why don't you lean back?"

"Ah!"

Himeno Yuki turned around in shock, and the chair with wheels slid backwards.

Kitagawa Kai quickly stretched out his long arm to steady him and removed the Presence force field.

Before he could explain, the frightened girl saw a familiar face.

"Kai-kun!"

Himeno Yuki After seeing the person clearly, his pent-up emotions turned into anger and grief. He grabbed his sleeve tightly and lightly punched the young man's chest with his pink fist.

"It's you! You were the one who touched me secretly just now, right?"

"It's me, it's me, sorry, sorry."

Kitagawa Kai allowed her to hit him a few times and gently helped her sit up again.

"No more trouble, I really won't make any trouble this time."

Himeno Yuki grabbed his sleeve and refused to let go. He twitched his little nose and said aggrievedly, "I was still thinking in my heart just now... Even if there is really a ghost in this world, Kai-kun will definitely rush over to protect me..."

As a result, after a long time, the "evil ghost" hiding in the dark and scaring her turned out to be her boyfriend who was supposed to protect her!

Kitagawa Kai felt guilty for a while after hearing this. "My fault..."

Sakayanagi Arisu nodded after watching this scene.

"Sure enough, when there is danger, Boyfriend-kun is very safe. When it is safe, Boyfriend-kun is very dangerous."

"That's right!" Hasebe immediately joined in with the enemy, "Yuki's voice just now almost scared my heart out!"

"Junior, you still have the nerve to laugh!" Asahina Nazuna was also frightened just now and lost his grace as a senior, so he added now.

Shiina Hiyori looked at the boy gently. "Kai-kun, you are really bad like this."

Kitagawa Kai was originally prepared to accept collective criticism humbly, but when he heard Hiyori say those words in a gentle tone, he felt a little unbearable.

The so-called soft girl is probably like this. Swearing at others sounds like coquettishness.

It's so cute.

Tips: Thanks to "The Black Skeleton Who Likes Iron Sparrow" Adoptive Father for the 10 reminder talismans, and other gifts from Adoptive Father, I feel full of energy again.

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