I Became a Spirit in Date A Live and Refused to Go on Dates

"Ah, right. I think she's over there building a sand sculpture. Want to go take a look?"

"I suppose a quick look wouldn't hurt."

"Anticipation. I wonder what kind of artwork Master Origami has created."

"Hmph! I bet it's something indecent!"

Unlike Kaguya and Yuzuru, who were looking forward to it, Tohka folded her arms tightly and looked decidedly unhappy.

"Phew... That should do it."

Over on Origami's side, she lowered her hands from the sand sculpture, let out a soft sigh, and stepped back.

Then she examined the sculpture before her, which stood over five and a half feet tall.

Her expression hadn't changed, but judging by her eyes, she seemed quite pleased with it.

Just then, a voice came from behind her.

"Hey, Origami! Is your sand sculpture done? It looks pretty big!"

Origami turned to see Lingmeng approaching with Tohka and the Yamai sisters.

Lingmeng smiled and waved to her.

They'd been too far away to see it clearly before.

But judging by its height, Origami's sculpture was undoubtedly the tallest of theirs.

That's Origami for you. I bet she's made something really artistic.

Lingmeng smiled in anticipation. Before long, though, she stopped dead in her tracks.

She wasn't the only one. Tohka and the others did too.

The reason was simple: Origami's sand sculpture had stunned them all.

It stood roughly five and a half feet tall.

The sculpture depicted two people.

One was a boy with androgynous features.

The other was a short-haired girl with an utterly expressionless face.

The boy held the girl close, their pose unmistakably intimate.

If that had been all, Lingmeng and the others wouldn't have been so flustered.

The problem was that both figures were completely naked.

And their faces looked awfully familiar. Who else could they be but