Eggs full of happiness - 1-2N

Eggs full of happiness - 1-2N

[Library]

Tak: The ending looks readable, if barely. Look, Gun-chan!

Chi: You're right. I hope we can learn something from it.

Yum: In that case, allow me to gracefully read it aloud for you. My, the letters are so blurry they are barely readable.

Yum: Celebr ate Easter... And together... Aah, this is impossible to read any further!

Its: The picture shows them all happily having a feast. They all look very pleased.

Yum: Indeed, just as you say. Hardly a match for the dinners at the Miroku house, however.

Tak: Miroku-san, your house sounds incredible.

Nat: But the mystery of Easter is only getting deeper.

Tak: Natsume-san, if they're celebrating, it's got to be something good!

Uta: Yeah. Let's look around and see if there's anything written about Easter in other library books.

Its: ...I couldn't find anything.

Sek: Me neither, even though we searched so much. But man, what was Easter about again?

Gin: It's too early to lose hope!

Tak: Gin-chan, did you find something?

Gin: Since it's in English, asking Utano-san is our best bet! So, what does it mean?

Uta: Excellent question, Gin-kun. Easter means just that - East!

Sek: No, East is East.

Mit: Utanon...

Uta: That was a joke! There's this one island with a lot of huge stone head sculptures called Moai, you see.

Sek: That's Easter Island.

Uta: So isn't there a possibility it's a festival where you make sculptures?

Gin: The book doesn't make it look like it's about sculptures at all... Mito-san, do you know anything?

Mit: I don't know either, sorry.

Sek: Festival... Celebration... Ah!

Yum: Did you remember something?

Sek: I think I participated in an event where you had to hunt for eggs as a child. That might've been Easter!

Gin: Ooh! Anything else? Anything?

Sek: What else... I think it was in Spring? That's about all Sekka-san can manage right now.

Nat: The pictures in the book look like they're in Spring too. If we keep reading, maybe someone besides Sekka will remember something.

Tak: Then let's try opening the book really carefully so the pages don't tear.