"Yukinoshita, you were born in the Showa era, so there's no point struggling..." Seeing the second young lady's confused expression, Doma Sougo held back a laugh and said, "These days, unless you were born in the Showa era—no, even if you were, as long as you kept up with the trends, you'd know what a FLAG is..." Yukino Yukinoshita: "..."
"If FLAG doesn't mean a flag, then I really don't know what it stands for..." She nodded. "But I can't agree with labeling people based on that alone. Besides, I don't believe everyone except me knows what FLAG means..." As she spoke, the second young lady glanced at Mashiro Shiina. At the very least, she was sure that Mashiro, who knew next to nothing about common sense, definitely wouldn't know what FLAG meant!
However, her gaze didn't escape Doma Sougo's notice. "Yukinoshita, don't tell me you think Mashiro doesn't know what a FLAG is?" Yukino Yukinoshita: "..." Wasn't that the case?
Impossible! Mashiro couldn't even...
"Yukino, a FLAG is..." Just as the second young lady was trying desperately to convince herself, Mashiro Shiina turned to look at her and spoke.
Yukino Yukinoshita: "..."
"Mashiro, you know?" How was that possible!?
"Mm." Mashiro Shiina nodded. That was probably the difference between an otaku and a non-otaku. Mashiro might not know much about common sense, but as someone who aspired to become a manga artist, how could she not know what a FLAG meant?
Not only did she know, she also knew how to show one in a manga. "Sougo and... Sensei taught me." Yukino Yukinoshita: "..." Damn, so Doma had already taught Mashiro about it?
What could she say to that? Just as the second young lady was seething with indignation, Doma Sougo continued, "It's not just Mashiro. If you can