As everyone knew, for most people, "I can do it as long as I have hands" roughly meant "I'm disabled." Masuzu Natsukawa was naturally no exception. In fact, she was even stubbornly unwilling to admit that she was bad with her hands.
Well, that was understandable. When other people played dalgona games, they carved out simple shapes—triangles, quadrilaterals, and the like. Even if it was a little more complicated, at most they would carve out a chibi pet. But Sogo Doma's dalgona game...
"Why is it a panoramic view of the school?" Masuzu Natsukawa protested indignantly, holding the candy yet having no idea where to start.
"Because these are for the VIPs..." Sogo Doma said matter-of-factly. "Think about it: if the VIPs can personally carve out a complete view of Toyogasaki, wouldn't that give them an incredible sense of accomplishment? Even setting that aside, if they can carve out the school's full view, wouldn't they gain a better understanding of Toyogasaki?"
Masuzu Natsukawa: "..."
It sounded so reasonable that she had no rebuttal—my ass! Who could possibly carve that out?
"More importantly..." Before the little white-haired girl could say anything, Sogo Doma continued, "we can even save on souvenirs. Tell me, what gift could be more meaningful than a complete view of Toyogasaki personally carved out by the VIPs? Killing two... no, more than two birds with one stone. Three birds, four birds, even five..."
Masuzu Natsukawa: "..."
Right, right, right, everything he said was right. Could this guy possibly be any more unreliable?
Of course he could! For example:
"Why do we have to jump off the rooftop to scoop goldfish?"
"Is that strange? Back in the day, fishermen had to jump into the sea and fight to catch fish! Isn't Toyogasaki recently chasing some kind of Showa-era tradition?