Rumi: You seem preoccupied.
Haya: I’m sorry can you repeat that
again, Master Rumi.
Rumi: Who is she?
Haya: Who?
Rumi: The Master you wish was here
instead of me.
Haya: I don’t know what your—
Rumi: It’s okay. You don’t have to lie
to me. I’ve noticed your gazes in the distance as if you were looking for
someone. So who is she?
Haya: Master Kitoaji Kioko.
Rumi: I know her. She is very sweet and
kind.
Haya: She truly is. She’s…amazing, but
many Servants would like to have her as a Master as well.
Rumi: And maybe she only wants you as
her Servant.
Haya: That would be—
Rumi: Amazing?
Haya: Extremely.
Rumi: Go.
Haya: Huh?
Rumi: Go find her. She’s probably is
dying to see you too.
Haya: I don’t know about that.
Rumi: Well how would you know, if your
still here with me?
Haya: But what about the forest? I
can’t let you go in there by yourself.
Rumi: You have been with me all day and
as much as I’ve been enjoying your company your mind is on someone else.
Haya: But you could end up lost in
those woods all by yourself.
Rumi: Don’t worry. The stars will help
me find my way back if I do.
Haya: Are you sure Master Rumi, because
I will stay if you command me to.
Rumi: Go Haya! That’s an order.
Haya: You really are sweet like she
said you would be.
Rumi: Servant Yamanaka Anika thinks too
highly of me.
Haya: It wasn’t Anika who told me. It
was Servant Mizuno Kimiko.
Rumi: Kimiko told you?
Haya: Yes, she said that you really
weren’t a pervert at all and that you were—there’s Master Kioko now. Thanks
again Master Rumi.
Rumi: Wait! But what else did Kimiko
say!? She couldn’t answer my question
before she left? I can’t believe it! They still think I’m a pervert!? I have to
put an end to that rumor. At least Kimiko knows the truth. Kimiko thinks I’m
sweet!
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