Director Suzuki personally started rehearsing. She had barely bounced two steps before the three veteran fishing enthusiasts shouted in unison, "Don't move!"
"!" Suzuki Sonoko was extremely good at taking advice. She stopped with a whoosh, and aside from the strands of hair on her head, she really did not move at all. "What's wrong? Is there a bomb on the island?!"
"A bomb?" The three fishing enthusiasts looked at one another. After a long while, they said hesitantly, "N-no, probably not... Why would you say that?"
Only then did Suzuki Sonoko let out a sigh of relief and lower the foot she had left hanging in midair to the ground. "If there's no bomb, why tell me not to move? You scared me half to death."
Shirane Kiriko, even with all her might, was unable to keep up with this high school girl's train of thought, so she could only explain their side of things first:
"When fishing on a breakwater, you have to move gently. Otherwise, the vibrations under your feet travel through the breakwater into the water, and all the nearby fish get scared away."
"So that's how it is." Suzuki Sonoko finally understood, and she scratched her hairpin speechlessly. "You shouted like it was so serious, I thought something huge had happened. Turns out you were just afraid of scaring off the fish."
The three anglers finally slowly understood her logic as well. "..." Could it be that, in this high school girl's eyes, a "huge thing" meant some sort of trigger-type bomb that would go off if someone moved?... This kid's chuunibyou was really severe.
Nearby, Mizunashi Rena's slightly elevated heart rate also settled back down, and for once, she rather agreed with Suzuki Sonoko. "..." Hearing three people suddenly shout "Don't move!" in unison