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

The chubby bird was safely transferred to the flying bird's hands.

Even if Feng is very careful, she will still accidentally bump into it.

In a quiet environment, Feng, with her focused attention, could clearly feel the different tactile sensations under her hands.

This made him a little overwhelmed.

Fortunately, Mononobe-senpai's attention was focused on the little fat bird at that moment.

Unseen blue light emanated from the bird's palm, and the chubby little bird, bathed in the warm blue light, chirped comfortably.

She stood up and extended her hands forward and upward.

The little chubby bird fluttered its tiny wings and slowly flew into the sky.

The chubby bird, healed by spiritual power, was in no hurry to fly away. It circled twice above the heads of the two giant upright apes, chirping merrily.

"See, I told you that this fat bird couldn't fly because it was too heavy."

But why did the little fat bird lose weight and become able to fly again after it came into Mononobe's hands?

Well, as long as the ending is good, that's fine.

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Asuka finally told everyone face-to-face that she was leaving early.

Although they were very reluctant to part with her, the Miracles still put on a show of "Monobe/Monobe-san/Asuka-chan/Asuka-chan, go in peace, remember to come back soon, we will all miss you very much."

As for her true thoughts, Asuka hasn't learned mind-reading yet, so she can't tell.

Momoi: What's the point of training without Asuka-chan? Kamisama, let me go with Asuka-chan—

Kise: Waaaaa, Asuka-chan, don't go! I can't bear to leave you! o(╥﹏╥)o~

Murasakibara: Asuka-chan left, I hate it, I'm so unhappy, I hate it, I'm so unhappy, I hate it, I'm so unhappy...

Midorima: I feel like something's missing without Mononobe. It's not because I miss her, but because Kise and Momoi will definitely cry after she leaves.

Aomine: I feel really uneasy about Mononobe leaving. I hope everything goes well for her.

Akashi: Annoying.

Birds don't really like parting, especially when they're living a happy life.

However, these are extraordinary times, and she has to leave Japan temporarily.

Hopefully, when I return, Asuka-sama will have become a cold, lifeless bird.

The flight was in the morning, and I booked a first-class ticket at the airport.

The plane encountered no major incidents during the flight, and after more than ten hours, they arrived safely at their destination.

After dozing off for a long time on the plane, Feiniao found that the sun was still shining brightly outside when she got off the plane.

Due to the time difference, Asuka boarded the plane at 10:00 AM and disembarked at 10:00 AM.

Well, I guess I earned 12 hours.

Because she had just woken up, Feiniao didn't feel very sleepy or tired.

Having brought the little girl to a villa owned by the Machi family, Machi, who still had much to do, went out again to the Amerika branch of the Exorcist Association.

After marveling at how busy Seiji was, Asuka, suffering from a bout of laziness, silently vowed to be a lazy bum for the rest of her life.

She let her family and friends in Honmaru know she was safe, and then spent a long time surfing the internet.

As the clock's short hand slowly moved from 8 to 11, the bird, its stomach rumbling, decided to go out to find food.

It seems that tennis and basketball are as popular in America as in Japan.

The most common sights along the street are outdoor tennis courts and basketball courts.

And there were people sweating it out in every venue.

Ah, youth!

The bird, who thought he was living the life of an old man ahead of time, sighed inwardly.

Just as she was about to find a restaurant to have lunch, she suddenly heard someone behind her shout "Robbery!"

Because it was shouted in English, Asuka, who was used to Japanese, didn't understand it at first.

It even took a second to process this unfamiliar word.

This delay allowed the robber to just pass by her.

The body reacts faster than the brain.

Feiniao grabbed the man who was clearly acting strangely.