Tomomote Special Chapter Part 2

p1
>Power

>I love it when people run wild at their coming-of-age ceremonies.
>What's with this forced conversation?

>But in the end, they only do that because they think they're in the clear now that they're an adult.
>The people they get cocky with are people like the mayor, their classmates... and even the police, right?

>No problems ever happen at the coming-of-age ceremonies they hold at DisneyLand in Chiba.
>Everyone loves Disney.
>Well, it's true that delinquents love Disney too,

>but they have natural instincts telling them that messing with Disney is a bad idea.
>True. It does seem like having a criminal record would affect their future prospects...

p2
>Sports

>Y'know that thing where people cry when they lose at sports?
>I wonder what that feels like?
>It's just simple frustration, isn't it?

>No, tears don't come out when you're really frustrated.
>When you're at home playing games online...

>and you make a fatal slip-up and lose...

>The only thing that comes out is the urge to kill.
>I'll kill 'im...
>I really wanna kill 'im...
>What a piece of shit game...
>That's eSports, isn't it?

p3
>Ups and Downs

>I wanna stop by the convenience store, but...
>There's a delinquent from another school...
>Shall we go somewhere else?

>Do people really get along with delinquents like that?
>They might be nice people if you just talk to them.

>In old manga and the like, there are friendships that form from exhanging blows,
>but that's assuming you're actually strong enough to do that.
>What does that mean?

>You won't become friends if the difference between you is so great that you get beaten one-sidedly.
>Please forgive me...
>You'd probably end up being their servant, though...

p4
>Looking

>I'm kinda scared after hearing you say that, Mokocchi,
>but Mom asked me to pick up some tofu, so I'm going in.
>Wait, Yuu-chan!
>I'm well-informed about teenage delinquents, so just leave this to me!!

>Delinquents are basically the same as wild animals. They won't harm you so long as you don't look them in the eye.
>Do what I do and look towards the upper right. Never look down.
>As long as you don't look, there's nothing to be afraid of.