Our Voice's

17. The Fall of the Dawn

...Chapters 17...

...—Collapse of the Dawn—...

...(.( Hiro Sato's)...

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“Woaahh ..” Suzuki gaped wide, his gaze fixed on a bright snowball. “... I never thought there was such a fate,” murmured.

“What do you see, Suzuki! Ih, tell me dong!” Aina pushed Suzuki's face. It seemed that the woman's curiosity rose, but it was different from me wanting to go home soon.

Maybe the girl thought so too.

“Yuna, you still feel at home here?” my many.

Suddenly Yuna brought herself closer to me, then whispered, “Not really, not because of it.”

“Huh?”

“Here is hot once, Hiro.” Yuna shook her face with her hands.

Yuna had previously said that she was wearing a jacket because of the coldness inside her body. However, seeing her sweaty self right now made me realize. This place in fact is not much different from the kitchen Mr. Fujima— even has a hotter temperature than I expected.

I turned my eyes to that glass ball again. “Eh, the light?” Slowly the beam of the ball went out, and the atmosphere around it dimmed again.

“All right everything. The ritual is done.” Suzuki pulled out a hand fan, then flicked it close to his face. “You see the final result of your match rate?”

“Huh ..!”

Me and Yuna yelled again simultaneously, somehow for how many times. What was thrown by the stirrup clearly made our faces both flushed.

“A–what are you saying exactly, Sister Suzuki?” my many. That sentence almost made my brain boil.

The bohel then peeled, right in front of us. “You didn't hear?” tanyanya while removing a speck of nasal feces from her tiny nostril.

Really, this is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen today.

“I know, I mean, why did the discussion get there?”

“You how else? It was because of Brother Aina who told me.” Suzuki scratched his hair using the same hand as before he peeled.

I saw nothing; I swear, I did not see it. .., my inner growling, completely inexhaustible with his behavior.

“Yes, but I think you two are a good fit. So maybe see what this behel foretold will definitely be interesting.” Brother Aina was cracking up. That echoing laughter sounded even more sinister than when he opened my eyes last time.

Yuna muttered again, “I can't take it anymore ...” That one sentence was very deep, as if I could hear the screams of his heart that wanted to be free as quickly as possible.

“Then, quickly just say it so we can go home,” I shouted. However, it is not that complete sentence that should come out, but rather we have to go home now.

Gawat, this means that I am also interested in their discussion. Yuna's gaze also instantly turned blank.

“Woohoo, in the end he wants to listen to us, Brother Aina; big sister look at that, huh?” Suzuki then beamed, a positive aura appears on the stirrup that stretched wide and sparkling.

“No, that is not my goal,” rebutted me with a gloomy look.

I wish the sun would set sooner today.

“Ok show him, Suzuki!” exclaims Brother Aina while punching the air. “Show glittering fate of the lives of both of them when only two at night!”

"Well!"

Again and again, the two of us gasped for an adjacent time, and the steam boiled as if soaring high into the ceiling from above our heads.

“Why did the topic turn into an adult, huh?” I smiled as I dropped my eyes. It feels like staring at the grave is better than the tiles in this place.

“Hiro ...” Yuna patted my shoulder, very soft and understanding. “Should have, I didn't get on the train today,” regretted it.

We should have agreed to reject Kak Aina's invitation to lunch at the restaurant earlier.

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Besides, I have to take Yuna to the station first.

“That place is terrible,” grumbled Yuna. I don't think he'll ever be honest about that. “Where did you find people like that, Hiro?”

“That, hard to explain.” I smiled fakely, trying to recall some of the early events that led me to end up there.

It was noon. It all started from the collision that happened between me and the big man who became friends with Aina. A few hours later (they said ), I woke up in a room that looked like an unkempt bar, but not the main hall or dim room seen before. In the end, the only thing I know is that they are the ones helping me. Otherwise, it's possible that I'll end up cold out there, what's more that the air pressure spinning in the night sky is not comparable to a warm morning or afternoon, roughly so

Yuna brought herself closer to me. “But do you remember what he said about our destiny together?”

Each time we were close together, it felt like the air of the world was contradicting the other air (owned by Yuna), even though it had the same nature and elements. Hot and cold; fire and water; arid and cool. In fact, both temperatures are hostile.

I go back to the question. “Si stirrup it?” my many.

“Ya.”

It didn't take long for me to laugh. What Yuna asked seemed ridiculous and weightless. “Maybe—you weren't affected by it, right, Yuna?” A drop of my tears came out of its place, and it happened because of the girl's words.

“Remember or not, Hiro? That's my question.” Looking at her cold-turned gaze, I did not expect that the girl asked seriously.

Therefore I replied, “Hmm, as I recall ...” Suzuki's words slowly returned to my mind. The last sentence spoken was as if giving a sign—warning to us.

“I don't know how it ends, but you two will face something big, and maybe only you can do it.”

“It doesn't make sense, Yuna.” Even so, the words of the stirrup were completely unfounded, so it was better to forget all of this.

“I agree with you.” Yuna's steps suddenly stopped.

“Duh!” moaning someone, he seemed to hit me from behind. “Why did you stop, anyway?” he added, with a look of annoyance.

“Ah, forgive me, I ..” Can't dodge. It's my fault for stopping suddenly in the middle of a crowded sidewalk.

Apparently, the girl was wearing a junior high school uniform. It looks like he just got home from school.

It's no wonder that feeling tired is what makes him a little sensitive.

“Troubt it, you're older than me, doesn't mean you can control this road at will, you know?” After scolding me, he left us in a hurry.

“Are all the people in this city in deep trouble?” ask me while frowning.

“I'm sorry, Hiro.” Yuna lowered her head without any reason, her tone was weakening as well.

“Eh? What are you doing, Yuna?”

“If I don't stop, surely that person won't bump into you,”. His voice came down another wave.

“That's all over, so forget it.” I laughed again to bring back her smile that had turned tangled.

“Ba–good.” Although part of Yuna's face was covered by the hood of her jacket, but I could see her red cheeks blushing.

“Then I'll take you to the station."

“Eh, seriously?” Yuna raised her face again. Her expression was adorable when she said that.

Naturally, I did not tell him at all what I meant by accompanying him to walk until now.

What happened then, I walked ahead of him saying, “Let's miss the train, you know, let's hurry.”

“Hey, wait for me then!” yells. The rumbling from Yuna's footsteps grew closer and closer to me.

For the record, now I know one more thing about Yuna. She was the light girl to say sorry when she felt wrong.

However, the one thing that matters is that the girl should not know more about Kak Aina's organization, or something bad might happen.

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...Seriate...