Ordinary I and Extraordinary Them

Perhaps the next place will be the last.

The time was already past noon and it was time for a day's turnaround.

On the way in, we went into an old-fashioned fixer and ate.

Even after a short distance, I also thought about going to a shop for young people, but Kirasaka told me that they had never been in this shop before and they ate a ginger roasted fixed meal.

Is it your fault that the ginger grill, which won by a slight difference from the fried set meal from, felt exceptionally delicious?

Beautiful Luosaka, sitting next to me, felt like everything that came out was unknown, and I never got tired of watching it from the side.

I also have a promise to Maple, and time is limited.

I don't have any particular problems because Kirasaka won't have the character to play late either.

We weren't checking each other out, but somehow we assumed somewhere that the next was the last.

Moving on to Kirosaka, it was directed to the shopping district, which used it so often that it could be said that it was maple and daily.

True, the shopping district is the next place in my life where I went through my legs.

It's not a memory of playing with a friend, it's a memory of all the maple and Shizukuishi luggage, but it's not a bad memory.

I knew you'd be here somewhere today, but I didn't expect it to be the last.

Walking behind her without saying anything, Kirasaka asked back.

"Since when do you brothers and sisters go to that mall?

"I wonder when... it was also in the mall that my parents asked me to go shopping for the first time"

"You're the first person to see me. I've had some experience too... the first time I went to Kyoto because I wanted to eat raw eight bridges."

"Why is my first shopping trip in Kyoto... think of the distance. Distance."

Wouldn't be my first level. It's...

How many kilometers away do you think you are from this town to Kyoto?

It's no longer a school trip level.

I thought the middle school school trip was definitely Kyoto... I wasn't interested in the shrine Buddha's Palace at the time, but if you look at it later, it will also interest me.

If you can afford it in terms of time and money, it's not a bad idea to go once and for all during the red-leaf period.

While we were having that conversation, we plugged into the entrance to the mall.

Passing the old-fashioned arched entrance no matter how old the season entered, there were more shoppers walking there than on weekdays.

Some of them are often seen as housewives.

It's easy to tell if you're blooming in conversation, because the volume of your voice is turned up and you're seen with a slightly cooler gaze from around.

Kirasaka still showed a gesture to look around the shops because of the shopping district for the first time.

I don't know what to say, but there's no big store.

With all the grocery stores, there are few young people and there are many regular customers who use this street on holidays.

Students and others will be out in neighboring towns playing, and young people today have a lot of indoors in the first place.

Few people should be indulging in online gaming in their own rooms by now.

Rather, there are possibilities that people like me who rarely play games are more rare.

I'm an intelligent student reading literature all the time in the Indoor.

What is the line of this katakana?

He seems to be making it look smart, and vice versa, to the point of being dull.

"Old-fashioned landscapes calm you down."

It was unusual for her, and she spoke frankly.

Indeed, the old-fashioned landscape is somewhere familiar and calm.

Wooden architecture may be more akin to looking calmer than the latest architecture.

But the old-fashioned figure doesn't last forever.

At the end of her gaze, there is already a closed store of shutters.

That's not one thing.

The number of stores that were supposed to be open when I was a little girl is now decreasing.

Sure, compared to other places, they're the same, but still not exactly the same as they used to be.

……

I've been trying to be unconscious lately, but I've had fewer shops, and people walking in the streets have changed.

If there's anything that doesn't change, it's about the decadence of the fishmonger's father's voice and how bad it looks to me.

It's natural for the city and people to change.

However, if you are told that change is always a good thing, it is not easy to snort.

I know… what can't be done without changing buildings and streets to adapt to the times and to the people who live in the town.

But there are many who know but are not convinced.

So, like buildings and streets, do people have to make changes to adapt to their surroundings?

In exemplary terms, it would be YES.

Now, even when we're away from the city, it's changing a little bit.

But when you ask me the answer, I don't know.

It's hard for me to give you an answer.

I cannot deny that it will change, nor can I affirm that it will not change.

If you give an answer, you will deny one.

People want to make sense of change, good or bad.

Even if I make a mistake, it gets cleaned up with a "youthful" and convenient interpretation.

Then, is stagnation without change synonymous with degeneration?

Why do people consider it a wrong choice not to change?

That's a good word that the students who have had a one-eyed reflex lately have often spoken, like no change or flair.

Negative thoughts don't stop as long as you realize you haven't been able to adapt to the changes around you.

Humans, for better or worse, are often mind-turning to extreme thoughts.

As I repeatedly asked myself and walked through the mall, I saw the streets and thought to myself.

Have I changed somewhere, like this mall?

I'll look back and see if there's been a change in my mood or the environment surrounding me, but there's no such thing as this.

I can assure you that there have been many mood changes around me, not myself, but as far as I am aware, there has been no change.

What remains unchanged is that there is no growth.

I mean, aren't you naturally deriving that you're not growing?

"That's not true."

Oh, my God, I even threw it at Kirasaka and it was returned that way with an instant answer.

Clarity and beauty Lusaka utter words of denial.

I felt a strong will from her words even though it was just a difference of opinion, a common way of thinking.

"Anyone can change, but no one can change... it's harder than words to stay the same."

"... you have some empirical theory or something?

Whether it's a statement based on experience, her words have a power similar to certainty.

But I guess there's a reason why she's so confident and certain.

She nodded and showed to my inquiry.

"As we talked about earlier, people's emotions change easily. It's something that makes it easy for people to change... it's not an exaggeration to say they change from their tastes and minds to their lifestyle."

In other words, speaking so, Kirasaka proudly concluded somewhere once the words were separated.

"I have a firm self that it doesn't change… I think it means people who aren't easily flushed around"

It is harder than you can imagine to say that it will remain the same.

People change to any color to fit around them.

If you are with a white person, it becomes white, and if you are with a black person, it becomes natural and black.

Would a simple analogy of her words with my ability to speak like this?

Both character and physique change unconsciously to adapt to the environment.

The results do not always produce good results.

At least, he thinks it's a good thing I'm the same for Kirasaka.

Said it was precious and difficult in a way to say that nothing would change in a world full of people who would change easily.

"So... that's why I want you, because I don't change who I am and I want you because I'm piercing"

Kirasaka said and smiled.

I accidentally missed my gaze with pure eyes.

Evaluations of oneself can vary greatly from person to person.

So, there's no one who's right.

But I unconsciously distracted from her gaze.

I wanted to deny it.

"It's not that... it wasn't that I didn't change, I just didn't need to change"

I have not pierced myself, nor have I made an unchanging effort.

It's not such a big deal.

I didn't feel the need to change, so I didn't make an effort to make friends, and I've done as much as I've done studying.

I have lived to be flushed into that life because I am special, mediocre in itself without being better at anything around me.

You didn't want to work hard and feel the difference between being around you and being... inferior?

Even so, her unintentionally pure eyes were too dazzling for me.

"People have to change somewhere...... no, we have to compromise"

You have to make a choice about the future, about the relationship.

Going forward, I'm in the mood not to be hated by the other person depending on who I hang out with, unlike my future dreams, but still compromise and choose my profession to live with.

As far as I was concerned, I felt that the first choice was imminent.

That's why I have to choose something.

But still, she denied it.

I denied my words clearly.