Thus, the two of them quickly began taking textbooks from the shelves.
All versions of the third-year first-semester math textbooks—take them.
All versions of the third-year physics textbooks—take them.
All versions of the third-year biology and chemistry textbooks—take them.
Hachiman and Shiina came to a table farther inside on the second floor.
However, this was not the time to start checking them directly. They were waiting for Ryuen's class.
Hachiman and Shiina were each responsible for two subjects, and there were five textbooks for each subject. That made twenty books in total. It was not entirely impossible to carry them, but if there were some helpers available, Hachiman was willing to use them.
So, the two of them were waiting for Ishizaki and Albert to come carry the books.
Since they were waiting for people, the two of them were relatively idle.
As Shiina sat in her chair, she shared some information.
"Earlier, Hachiman asked about the new first-year students."
"And when I was in the cafeteria, I met an interesting first-year student," Shiina said. "Ever since we returned from Forest School, I often saw her in the cafeteria, so I started paying attention to her."
"Paying attention?" Hachiman seemed somewhat surprised. Shiina did not seem like the type who enjoyed observing people. In other words, did she also want to become an observer of humanity?
"Mm." Hiyori nodded. "Because that girl is very unique. Every time I see her, it makes the food seem more delicious."
Oh?
That was a new topic.
What did she mean, seeing someone and finding food more delicious?
Could it be that beauty was as appetizing as food?
But Hachiman did not think Shiina was the type to judge people by their looks.
Then what kind of person could make Shiina feel that way—