Tokyo: Who would still fall in love after being spoiled?

Chapter 71 The eldest daughter of the Amano family is just like this

"So, Mr. Nishimoto..." After both sides finished their introductions, Amano returned to the topic and asked softly, "What do the members of the wind band think?"

The man with short braids walking out of the wind instrument classroom in front of him was the current brass band conductor consultant of Kita Yinggao.

Not long after the consultant stepped out of the room, the somewhat chaotic discussion in the music classroom began to re-sound.

"Not very optimistic..." Nishimoto paused for a moment, trying to organize his words. "Only a few people agreed to cooperate with Ms. Amano in recomposing the music, and would spare an hour every day to help Ms. Amano confirm the melody composition, or were willing to do whatever they wanted."

Xi Ben paused here, looked at him, and then concluded—

"The vast majority of the wind band members disagree with Ms. Amano interfering with the composition.

"On the one hand, even though I qualified for the Tokyo Tournament just two days ago, I've only just begun preparations for the next round of the Kanto Tournament. But that's only been a month at most..." Nishimoto paused here, looking worried, and didn't finish the second half of the sentence.

A month is probably just enough to practice a free music ensemble, just like a pianist practicing a piano piece.

It is true that Amano is the daughter of a composer and even participated in some of the composition, but this identity does not prove that she has the same composing ability as her father.

If she were really asked to adjust and revise their free ensemble piece, it would be uncertain whether she could complete it within a month.

He listened from the side and observed how Amano would look in the face of this matter.

He just nodded calmly and motioned Xiben to continue, as if he had expected it.

"On the other hand..." Nishimoto frowned at this point. "Many students believe that even if Mr. Amano's original song has flaws, it's widely recognized within the industry. Even if they perform the original song step by step, they won't lose points..."

"Isn't the reason the flaws were accepted essentially because they were written by Ms. Amano?" He saw Amano's head lowered in thought and took the initiative to pick up the conversation. "Now, Ms. Amano will also be responsible for the revisions herself. As long as the judges are aware of this, even if the revisions are not good, there will be no loss of points, right?"

"In principle, that's true...but..."

"I understand." Amano interrupted Nishimoto, glanced at him, and then asked, "How do they hope to solve it?"

"Now there are two options," Nishimoto said, coming back to his senses. "One is to change to another piece of music and use it as a free song; the other is to practice the original piece without making any changes."

Isn't this all a voice of 'refusing to cooperate'...

After discussing the general situation with the command advisor in the corridor, Amano nodded goodbye and led him downstairs.

He walked down the stairs, trying to figure out the wording for the points-based task.

If the word "ensure" was used in Asakura's mission, he wouldn't have found it strange, or be concerned about the space he could manipulate.

If the animation is to be a huge success, major quality issues must be avoided at all costs. The various difficulties the production team is currently facing are unavoidable.

But the task triggered here in Amano today also used the description of "ensuring that the Kitakura High School Wind Orchestra enters the national competition."

Rather than "helping Amano to complete the re-composition and how well the wind orchestra can perform it."

In this case, does it mean that—

As long as the Kitakura High School Wind Ensemble advances to the national competition, even if the ensemble's free repertoire isn't the piece Amano wants to edit, it will still meet the requirements for completing the mission...

"Wouldn't it be better to just ask other brass bands for help?"

All the way down to the first floor, Amano didn't say anything to him, so he had to take the initiative to bring up the topic.

He proposed a plan that was completely feasible as long as Amano was willing, and then said, "Just pretend you're the daughter of a famous composer, and at worst, pay some money. There will always be someone willing to help, right?" "..."

Amano stopped at the stairs, looked at him scrutinizingly for a few seconds, and sighed.

"No." She rejected it without hesitation.

"Why..." Do the so-called chaebols or aristocratic daughters like to play the 'not wanting to rely too much on their parents' trick?
"As for the plan of asking other brass bands for help, I can't do it on my own."

Listen to this, listen to the sense of superiority that the children of the nobility subconsciously exude.

"You can't make Mr. Nishimoto talk to you calmly and respect your opinions by yourself, right?" He was not in a very annoyed mood and even subconsciously brought negative emotions into the tone of his voice when speaking to Amano.

"I can't do it." Amano was not angry, but nodded in agreement without any objection.

"Then why do you still care about the so-called 'one's own strength'?"

"Not to mention the others, at least Natori-san, Sakurai-san, and even you... when they encountered such difficulties during the event, they didn't have identities like 'daughter of a famous composer' or 'the eldest daughter of a prominent family' to borrow their power like I did."

Amano explained to him in a calm tone. After he finished speaking, a smile appeared on his face and he asked him, "So, if Inoue-san encountered a similar situation one day, how would he solve it..."

"I always plan ahead, but I won't encounter such a situation in my lifetime." He answered casually on the surface, and at the same time, in order to kill time, he thought about the feasible solutions for this incident considering Amano's principles of action.

"Didn't Inoue-san say he'd help me? Can't you even come up with a way to do it without relying on others?"

Poor provocation.

How could he, who had already been calm, be moved by this?
Provocation method...

As he was thinking this, an idea suddenly flashed through his mind.

"Who said we can't think of it? As long as Amano-san is willing to cooperate——"

……

An hour later, he and Amano took a taxi from Kita-Sakura High School to the gate of a high school in Bunkyo Ward.

I registered my visit at the gate, and based on my experience, I went to the school's club building and headed towards the wind orchestra.

"Is this your so-called solution...? Go find a brass band at another school willing to help? Just try your luck?"

Amano followed behind, questioning him ignorantly.

"How could it be luck?" I finally found the band's doorplate. The lights inside were still on, so at least there was someone there.

He kept Amano in suspense while quickening his pace. "Since you're going to help out at the Kitazakura High School Wind Orchestra, you should know something about the Tokyo Metropolitan Competition, right?"

"Of course I know. Hayami High School is one of the gold medal schools in the Tokyo Metropolitan Competition, but it's just worthless... so?"

"So, this is why they will help us." It was a rare occasion when Amano couldn't keep up with his thoughts, so he smiled triumphantly, and even the irritability in his heart dissipated a lot.

I rushed to the door of the Zaoshi High School Wind Orchestra classroom and pushed it open.

(End of this chapter)