Anime Crossover: The people the Saniwa knows are all over Japan

"Xiao Qingfeng is really super super..."

Kise, who was still talking non-stop, was interrupted by Asuka's head-patting gesture while casting his spell, and half a sentence got stuck in his throat and he couldn't get it out.

His mouth bulged slightly, and his eyes widened, making him look like a frightened golden retriever.

He looks even sillier than usual.

Starting from the ears, a light pink hue gradually emerges, eventually spreading across the entire face, turning into a deeper crimson.

Murasakibara, who had been observing the situation from the sidelines, could no longer stand it.

In his eyes, Erhuang was truly audacious, daring to steal Feiniao Niu's attention.

Even though Kise seems to have done nothing.

However, in Murasakibara's eyes, who is inherently hypocritical, even if Asuka takes the initiative, it is still Niyo who is being rebellious.

She has the personality of a completely willful child.

However, in reality, Kise didn't really care much about Murasakibara's differential treatment.

Because he has already experienced unexpected happiness.

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After a heated discussion (which wasn't really one), Asuka and Momoi decided to hold the first stop of the school festival at Midorima's class fortune-telling shop.

Group A clearly put a lot of thought into their classroom decorations.

Judging from the appearance alone, it is no longer recognizable as the original classroom.

It looked exactly like a legitimate fortune-telling shop.

Asuka and his group met up with Midorima.

However, it wasn't inside the fortune-telling shop.

Instead, it was in the corridor.

At that time, the individual and the group actually just passed each other by.

However, the bird, with its sharp eyes, caught a glimpse of a green-feathered figure out of the corner of its eye.

Looking back, they realized that the green-haired guy really was that guy; they thought he would be sitting in the fortune-telling shop, heavily reliant on the green-haired guy for morning fortune-telling.

When faced with his friends' questions, Midorima explained that he came out to find them so that he could spend the last school festival with them.

"It's not because another classmate knows more about divination than I do, or because I'm better at following divination than actually doing it."

Midorima added the last sentence without batting an eye, his expression blank.

The five people looked at each other in bewilderment.

I felt all the emotion I had just felt vanish in an instant.

The tsundere character really didn't need that last sentence at all!

Unaware that he had unconsciously revealed the real reason, Midorima, after learning that everyone had come specifically to have their fortunes told, offered his suggestion.

"Let's go check out the basketball team's activities."

To protect Midorima-kun's pitiful self-esteem, Asuka seconded the suggestion.

"I agree!"

The others didn't have any objections either.

So the main group decisively abandoned the Midorima class activity and moved to the First Army Basketball Gymnasium.

The Group A students behind me (holding Er Kang's hand): Midorima-kun, you left on your own, but why did you take a whole group of people with you?

Behind you is a group of dear classmates!

Since this was the first school festival he had planned after becoming the club president, Akashi simply sat in the basketball gym to oversee the event.

The basketball club's activities at this year's school festival were largely the same as in previous years.

Essentially, it involves charging tourists to play games, distributing prizes based on their performance, and each person can only play once with a ticket.

The only change is that the small gifts placed near the baskets have been quietly upgraded compared to previous years.

In order to save departmental funds and use them for more important purposes, Akashi took over the task of preparing the gifts.

However, apart from the basketball team members, no one else knew about this.

Although Momoi and the others were considered insiders, they were not directly involved in the preparations for the basketball club's school festival activities, so they were unaware of this irrelevant news to them.