episode_0342

Is it because the number of people moving together was multiplied in one morning, like a bunch of poison caught by the operational forces?

As soon as we left the vicinity of Tokyo, which could be said to be the most dangerous section in some ways, we were able to move forward without anyone interfering.

‘Actually, if you think about it, this is natural.’

Honestly, this has to be the case. I wonder how many people are moving together right now.

First of all, the people that Reiko and I were previously leading were almost a hundred people, and Keiko and his subordinates, who tried to force me to be drafted using the power of a hypnosis app but were reversed and ended up being drafted, are roughly that number. It has been done.

In other words, those two groups alone number well over 200 people, but what if we also include Karin and her gang, who are now following a little distance away, in the calculation?

There is a huge number of people, about 300 people.

Imagine that that number of people are moving in a line, not separately, but in a line.

As a spectator, you cannot help but feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of people.

This may be true if you just look at the number of people, but isn’t even their armament very good?

Even Karin’s gang, which looks the most shabby(?), is holding a rifle in each hand… At this point, wouldn’t it be strange for a guy to measure the angle of attack after seeing that?

Anyway, thanks to the situation that seemed to be crushing people like that, I was finally able to get out of my state of alert and have time to think about other things.

And as soon as I had some free time in my life, the thing that caught my attention was none other than something related to Karin.

‘Well… the more I think about it, the more it seems like a waste…’

If Karin’s physical condition hadn’t been half-seasoned and half-fried, she would have laid the two Miyashita sisters on the same bed by now and measured the angles to eat them at the same time…

It was just a pity that he couldn’t do that because of Karin’s condition.

When you think about Karin, that’s what comes to mind. Karin was a type of beauty you couldn’t often find.

I wonder if she has a different charm from her older sister Karen.

While Karen, the older sister, is the type of beauty full of sensuality that makes students visiting the health room think of harsh things, Karin has a fresh feel, perhaps because she was called a college student until this world came to an end.

Of course, that didn’t mean he looked as innocent as people his age usually did.

As if to prove that they were not sisters for nothing, their slightly upturned eyes, which reminded me of Karen, gave off a cold feeling.

Why should I say that it is an award for a scholarship hunter who matches his amazingly long straight hair with blue skinny jeans, and there is always at least one person in each department?

That’s why I couldn’t help but feel even more regretful.

To be honest, Karin’s appearance right now wasn’t so bad that I couldn’t look at it… but the quality of the other half is so great that every time I see her, I end up thinking, ‘If she were just fine…’ It’s human psychology. Because I couldn’t help it.

Should I just say that Karin was not mentioned because she was a cool-beauty female college student and a sister-in-law?

‘How to fix it…’

In a way, it could be said that the reason why my thoughts kept flowing in that direction was because Karin’s original work was so excellent.

If I had been normal like Keiko, I would have been able to move on and think, ‘Oh my… it’s too bad I’m still young… but I’ll take good care of your sister.’ But since that wasn’t the case, I kept feeling regretful.

If there was no way to fix it, I would just give up my regrets, but I felt like I could fix it if I did it right, so I didn’t have that feeling anymore.

The problem was that in order to find a way to return Karin’s body to its original state, she had to briefly go to another world.

‘There is a way to develop a treatment here, but…’

To be honest, I was a bit negative about the possibility.

I don’t know much about that field, but according to what I heard somewhere, developing a treatment often takes several years even when sufficient manpower and facilities are in place, much less the facilities and the manpower to be deployed as it is now. What if there is a shortage?

Maybe… it might take ten years, not a few years.

No matter how crazy I am about women, I had no intention of living alone for nearly 10 years just to have one woman.

And more than anything… there was no guarantee that Karin would survive until then.

In comparison, what would it be like to go into the world of ‘Kowloon City 2099’ and try to develop a cure?

In that world, I had already formed a fairly close connection with Sacheon Group, a leader in the pharmaceutical industry, so I thought maybe I would be able to receive decent results in a matter of months or weeks rather than years. .

Of course, this would require a significant amount of samples, but aren’t there a lot of samples around?

I checked a while back and found that living zombies cannot be stored in the inventory, but in the case of zombie corpses whose heads have completely blown off and their vital activity has stopped, it is possible to store them in the inventory, so if you farm a few dozen and take them, the party will take care of it. I don’t think so.

This was even helpful to Dang Soso, who is seeking to become the next chairman of Sacheon Group.

In any case, since you are researching something that does not exist in that world, the results you gain from doing so will definitely not be small.

I think it would be a bit annoying if the party starts asking questions like where did this come from, but it is a situation where several benefits can be reaped at the same time with a single move.

That’s why I couldn’t help but feel even more tempted… but I decided not to act rashly.

Maybe the sisters’ rice bowl was just a wishful thinking on my part, and there was a good possibility that the sisters weren’t really close to each other.

While Karin feels fondly toward her older sister, Karen, perhaps Karen does not have much attachment to her younger sister.

That might actually be why he was so quiet when everyone else was busy asking for information about his family’s whereabouts.

‘so···.’

Once you arrive at the academy, let’s see Karen’s reaction and then make a decision.

It was of course for that purpose that I went to see Karin and asked her to write a letter addressed to my sister after I had expressed my concerns in that way.

“Letter? Suddenly?”

“So, were you planning on meeting your sister like this? After looking like that?”

“Ah, um…”

Although it has already been mentioned once, the appearance of Karin and her gang was not, strictly speaking, enough to cause a reaction of ‘Ugh… monsters…’

If the condition had been that serious in the first place, I would have followed him from further away.

Rather than feeling like that, it feels like… it’s some kind of festival or something and I feel like I’m seeing people wearing manic cosplay?

So, as soon as I saw it, my eyebrows furrowed in a feeling that was close to a spinal reflex, and although it certainly wasn’t to that degree… it might be different from a family’s perspective.

And more than anything… it would be more beneficial for me, who wants to have Karen completely in my hands, if I stepped in between them and acted as a bridge rather than letting them meet directly from the beginning.

Of course, this is a story based on the premise that Karen cares for her younger sister, Karin.

Anyway, I asked her to write me a letter for that purpose, but Karin nodded with a wry smile on her face.

But the very next day, he came to me with a handwritten letter.

“Is it okay if I just deliver this? Is there anything else you want to say?”

“Well… I can’t think of anything right now.”

“Then what…”

Shortly after getting Karin’s letter in that way… a familiar scene began to enter my field of vision.

It was the moment when a journey that had taken nearly three weeks finally came to an end.

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“Oh, mother…! You’re safe…!”

“Raina…!”

The reunion between mother and daughter in the playground attached to the academy brought tears to many people’s eyes.

While these bitter emotions and emotions were intertwined, I quietly approached Karen, who was standing with an expression not much different from those who had asked me to find out about their family’s well-being but had not received a good answer.

He quietly approached… and held out the letter he had previously taken out of his inventory towards Karen.

“Okay, take it.”

“···? What is this?”

“It’s a letter.”

“Letter···?”

Did you really want to ask why you were giving me something like this?

The gaze that seemed to say just that flew towards my face and focused on it.

Steadily receiving Karen’s gaze… she opened her mouth and revealed about the person who sent the letter to her.

Speak in as casual a voice as possible.

“A person named Karin Miyashita asked me to deliver it to you.”