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

Chapter 84: Suzuka Gozen, Tamuramaro, and Otakemaru

"Is it good enough?" He finished playing, looked at the two trumpet section members of the wind orchestra, and asked politely and briefly.

He knew clearly that there was nothing worth mentioning in the melody he played. His only advantage was the skilled and fluent technique given to him by the system.

But what he has to do now is not to join a well-known large symphony orchestra and serve as a core soloist in the orchestra, but just to join a high school wind orchestra named after the high school, whose members are all high school students, and even the composition of the members changes every year.

All it takes is skill, and even from a competition perspective, it's easy to perform solo.

After listening to the melody he played, Strawberry Ban responded to his question with silence for a few seconds before turning her face away stiffly.

"I don't have the final say," she said.

He looked at another girl with beautiful eyes next to him.

"As long as the minister allows you to join the department, I will obey the arrangements." The girl with beautiful eyes spoke in a flat and cold voice, and her words were unkind.

"Before I officially join the club, I need your approval first." He put down his trumpet, responded politely, and gave his name. "My last name is Inoue, so you can call me that."

Strawberry Board didn't reply to him and looked at the girl who obeyed the arrangement.

If strength is paramount, then the girls should be the best in the trumpet group.

"Tamura." She responded briefly, her attitude still cold, but it also made Strawberry Ban soften his attitude towards him.

"Asuka well." Although somewhat reluctantly.

"The characters are the same, what a coincidence."

"How unfortunate." Asukai said in a bad tone.

"So, who is the leader of the wind band? Which group is he in?" he asked again.

"You didn't even know who the minister was in advance? How arrogant!" Asukai felt incredible and had an even worse impression of him.

"Aren't we learning about it in advance now?"

"You've already come to the wind band and are about to officially join. Does that count as advance knowledge?"

"The director is Suzuka, in the bass group. Do you need me to take you there?" Tamura interrupted Asuka's debate and stood up from his chair.

Bass group?
The taciturn boy was ruled out first, so the only possible person was a girl who played the euphonium.

I remember that one of the girls with short hair was too lively; the other girl with fluffy, slightly curly hair tied in a ponytail was too listless.

The last one wasn't even practicing, but was just leaning against the window in a daze.

"Is it the tuba player?" He came back to his senses and asked speculatively, "Speaking of tubas, why doesn't the tuba section practice with the euphonium and double bass?"

"Why did you think of the trumpet player!" Asuai couldn't help but shout and sigh.

"No, it's the euphonium." When the word euphonium was mentioned, Tamura's beautiful eyes flickered slightly, and the corners of his mouth curled up slightly without being noticed.

"Takashi, the tuba player, should be practicing alone on the rooftop right now," said Tamura.

"Unsociable?"

"You really like talking bad about others behind their backs, don't you? You guy." Whenever Asuai could find an angle to criticize him, he would never let it go.

"It's more efficient for him to practice alone." Tamura shook his head and explained, "He'll also play with the bass group or orchestra during rehearsal."

"I understand." He nodded. "So, who is the euphonium player who will lead the wind section?"

"Come with me." Tamura, who had been unmoved when he approached to look at the music score, became inexplicably active, waved to him, and walked out of the classroom.

He followed, and Asuka, unable to calm down, also followed behind.

Tamura took him to the vacant classroom where the bass group practiced and knocked on the door.

"M... Minister Suzuka, someone wants to join the trumpet section." M... what? Suzuka's name? Suzuka Gozen?

He couldn't help but make associations, and even thought of Tamuramaro and Aenryuwei - it just so happened that the girl who brought him to see the minister was named Tamura.

"Asuka," he said, taking advantage of the fact that Tamura had walked into the classroom to talk to Headmaster Suzuka, and since he had nothing better to do, he asked Asuka, "Is there another person named A-yi in the wind band?"

"A-yi?" Asukai was stunned. "A-yi is now the leader of the trombone section. Do you know him? Could he be a junior high school classmate? No wonder—"

"No." He didn't want to know what would follow Asukai's "no wonder". This inference was completely wrong from the beginning. "We don't know each other."

There really is a person with the surname "A'an".

"Then why are you asking this suddenly..." Asukai lost interest and his attitude became bad again.

It seems that being a junior high school classmate of Ah-yi is a plus point in the wind band.

But the reason may not lie with A'an himself.

"A-san, Tamura-san, and Suzuka-san were classmates in junior high?"

"Yeah." Asuka was puzzled. "You really don't know him?"

"I happened to hear them playing together in a competition before." He made up a story.

How could he know the names so clearly after just listening to the ensemble? His reason was completely untenable, but Asuka believed it.

"I see..." It seems this woman can stay here for a long time.

Suzuka Gozen, Tamuramaro, and Ani Ryumi were in the same high school band club, and were even classmates in junior high school.

There is such a thing in the world... It's wonderful.

Of course, Suzuka, Tamura, and A-ni of the Kitakura High School Wind Orchestra wouldn't all have these names. Among them, Tamura is also a girl, and it doesn't look like she has inherited General Tamura's mantle.

Suzuka from the Kitazakura High School Wind Orchestra is a girl with curly brown hair. She wears a thick ponytail, probably because her hair is fluffy and looks quite thick.

He looked listless and didn't seem to care about most things.

It seems that he was also prejudiced against the position of club leader, and actually excluded this woman based on his first impression.

Tamura talked to Suzuka for a few words, and Suzuka waved to him who was standing outside the door and asked him to come in.

"Is that Inoue-san? Ma... cough! Tamura-san said that you played the second part of the trumpet piece 'Tomorrow Spring' very well. Have you practiced this piece before?" Suzuka also called him but quickly changed the subject and asked him.

There's no way he would actually guess it...that's too absurd.

"I've heard it twice by coincidence, but I've never practiced it. To be precise, I just saw the music score for the first time today." He answered, his mind no longer entirely on the entry.

"Is it the first time..." Tamura fell into deep thought.

"Well, are there any trumpet songs you can play?" Suzuka looked around at the other two girls who were looking at music scores, then took him and Tamura out of the classroom and back to the trumpet classroom.

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"Any song is fine?" He picked up the trumpet again and asked Suzuka.

"I shouldn't say this, but a more complex piece would be best."

"learn."

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He blew the trumpet again.

(End of this chapter)