Kirameki no Shou 8-5N

Kirameki no Shou 8-5N

[Hero Club room]

Anz: I feel like all sorts of people are getting closer...

SON: Well spotted, Anzun. I even tried writing a report on that.

SON: We're all together during the day, but in the evening everyone has their own lives.

Anz: Yeah, that's how it usually goes. Though with some exceptions since we're Heroes and Mikos.

SON: And now that nights are longer, everyone has more time to leisurely chat with each other in their rooms.

Anz: Which leads to more opportunities for them to get friendlier! Sonoko-sensei, this is a discovery!

SON: We ought to thank the neutral god for that at least. Anzun, have you deepened your friendship with anyone yet?

Anz: I, uh. I just read a lot. I'm sorry I'm such a bookworm.

SON: And I slept like a log. Because you can sleep as much as you want these days. Tee-hee.

Anz: Then we two should deepen our friendship, Sonoko-sensei.

SON: Anzun, that's a great proposal. Then let's go for a walk under the star-lit sky.

Anz: Okay, Sonoko-sensei!

[Shrine]

Tak: Ah, it's An-chan and Sono-chan. You two are out on a walk too?

Chi: Good evening, you two.

SON: Evening! What a nice moon.

Anz: The two of them are close as always.

SON: Let's hold hands too!

Anz: Sonoko-sensei...

[Shizuku's room]

Sek: Nights being longer means more time to think. Right, Shizuku?

Shi: Yeah. I wonder what'll happen to us when the neutral god's trials end.

Sek: I don't think there's gonna be an uproar like last time, but let's still consider several situations.

Shi: We still can't figure out the neutral god's personality, though...

Shi: Going about it normally, the nighttime Jukai should disappear.

Sek: Which means we'll return to the rebelling god's world, the one where the approaching end was almost palpable...

Shi: Then the rebelling god's world will end too, and we'll return to our own world. I think we'll return like that, in two steps.

Sek: And when the nighttime Jukai disappears, so might our new memories here.

Sek: I'd appreciate if they wouldn't delete our memories willy-nilly and turn us into idiots, at least.

Shi: You can say that again. But then again, the repeated wiping might end up causing errors.

Sek: If there are too many memories to wipe, there might be cracks, huh. How I'd love to bet on the human possibility.

Sek: We'll continue searching for a way to retain our memories. But actually making those memories is important too.

Shi: Yeah. Even talking like will be a good memory.