Two Worlds, Starting with Kaguya of Penglai Mountain

Without asking Kurokawa and Misou any further questions, the girl clapped her hands and began to awaken the moon rabbits around her.

In twos and threes, the rabbits began to act according to the script.

The filming progressed at a steady and extremely fast pace.

Because the script was changed at the last minute, the plot of the novel began to shift in their direction, and they needed to rearrange the scenes that were originally filmed.

Reisen and Hanami were quite interested in this.

Kurokawa Kazuya was also sitting beside them, listening to the two of them talk about the play.

After discussion, Rabbit and Banami unanimously decided to adopt the script where the princess dies in the protagonist's arms.

It took about an entire afternoon.

The crew finished filming the first few episodes.

Thanks to Banami's ability to materialize her imagination, the film crew she leads doesn't need to move various equipment like real film crews do.

Everything was handled by Hanami herself, making everything easy and effortless.

Speaking of which, the original male lead of this drama was supposed to be Youmu Konpaku, but as filming progressed, Kazuya Kurokawa tacitly joined the cast.

Time passed in the midst of the action, and the day's filming came to a simple end.

Dadada~dadadada~

The setting sun shone on her face. On the way back, under the somewhat strange gaze of Hanami, Reisen made an excuse to walk back with Kurokawa Kazuya.

The white rabbit ears swayed from side to side with each step, bathed in the orange glow of the setting sun.

"That Banami was worried about you during the conversation."

A crisp sound rang out beside Kurokawa Kazuya.

Turning her head, she saw that Reisen, who had been keeping her head down, was now looking up at her.

Reisen: "When she talked about Princess Kaguya, there was a hint of defensiveness and helplessness in her voice. She was worried that the princess might do something bad to you, and she was thinking about how she could make amends if the princess did something wrong."

Facing Kurokawa Kazuya's gaze.

The purple-haired moon rabbit stared back at its opponent with its red eyes.

She showed no sign of stopping her speech.

Reisen: "Regardless of her attitude towards Your Highness, one thing is certain: she really enjoys being with you, Lord Kurokawa. When she's with you, her mood is noticeably higher, and she gradually becomes more relaxed."

"At first I seemed a little scared, but later I completely relaxed."

The clear voice recounted what she had just seen and heard at a steady pace.

After saying these words, the moon rabbit named Reisen slowly lowered its head and fell silent, as if it were merely a machine used for broadcasting.

Kurokawa Kazuya looked at Reisen and thought for a while.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Does Hanami's condition seem to have completely stabilized?"

Reisen: "?"

The bunny-eared girl looked up at Kurokawa Kazuya again, somewhat not understanding the meaning behind his words.

She carefully observed Kurokawa Kazuya's emotions: "If you are talking about whether the fluctuations in emotions are stable compared to normal people, then they should be stable."

Kurokawa Kazuya: "Oh, that's alright then."

Kurokawa Kazuya nodded and relaxed.

Looking at Banami, who was communicating with the moon rabbits not far away.

Based on Reisen's words, he was able to guess some of her thoughts.

It seems that Hanami doesn't really trust Kaguya and Yuyuko.

The princess on the moon doesn't truly understand love. Right now, more than any so-called love, she simply wants to do things with Kurokawa Kazuya.

Similarly, there is Saigyouji Yuyuko, a girl facing death who probably only wanted to have a love affair in the last moments of her life.

To Hanami, a modern person, these thoughts seem rather bizarre.

Judging from his appearance, he had probably decided that if that kind of thing really happened in the end, he would choose to stay with him.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "But I didn't expect that much, okay?"

Kurokawa Kazuya values ​​the present and longs for affection.

But essentially, he doesn't have much expectation or desire to take things further in a relationship.

After all, if everything can stay as it is now, that would already be a very good situation.

Or rather, in his mind, as long as people with feelings continue to get along quietly together, their feelings will naturally grow.

His reason for accumulating power was not to achieve any extraordinary qualitative change in his own emotions.

He's simply trying to maintain the status quo.

An urgent desire for more is unnecessary.

Reisen: "But Lord Kurokawa doesn't reject the somewhat strange mentality of Hanami."

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Isn't that obvious? It's kind of cute, isn't it? Speaking of which... is it another manifestation of possessiveness?"

I don't believe you can bring him happiness; only I can.

It's like a child who's always ready to save someone.

If salvation was truly achieved, it would be a great victory.

If no rescue is undertaken, it is still an outward manifestation of a pure heart.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Thinking about it that way, it really does fit Hanami's personality."

After expressing his feelings, he turned to the rabbit beside him and said, "Yes, I already know. The Moon Rabbit's abilities that Reisen displayed are very impressive. To be honest, she could definitely become an excellent enforcer."

He nodded to the girl.

Reisen: "..."

The purple-haired rabbit lowered its head again and did not reply.

The rabbit in the moon doesn't even understand what it's thinking.

Perhaps she was just trying to find something to talk about.

Reisen, who had just finished her performance, still had some lingering, strange emotions in her heart.

Reisen felt that Kurokawa and Miya had probably misunderstood something, but it didn't really matter if they misunderstood or not.

After all, the person Reisen is close to is not the Kurokawa Kazuya in front of her, but the role that the other person is playing.

Reisen: "Does Lord Kurokawa have time to perform tomorrow?"

Kazuya Kurokawa: "I have something to do with Merry tomorrow. She said it's extremely urgent, and if I don't go soon, she might go on strike. I guess you'll have to finish your scenes first, Reisen."

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Actually, I've finished most of my scenes today. I simply can't handle those action scenes. As agreed at the beginning, the next action scenes will be performed by Youmu, who plays me."

To be honest, the male actor for this yandere Kaguya-hime storyline was actually the handsome Youmu Konpaku from the very beginning.

However, as the story progressed, Kurokawa Kazuya continued acting.

Thinking about it, it's not so bad.

The character I played in the script had a strange feeling, as if I were facing a hybrid of the If route's Yanagi and Kaguya.

And let me tell you, Kurokawa and Mitsuki really enjoyed it.

Reisen: "Okay."

The purple-haired rabbit nodded, its face showing no change in emotion.

She maintained her usual obedient rabbit persona, staying by Kurokawa Kazuya's side until they arrived together in the area where the other lived.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Reisen, do you live with Kaguya?"

Reisen: "Yes, according to the Moon's assignment, I will be in charge of dressing Princess Reisen next. Thanks to Lord Kurokawa and Princess Reisen, I am not currently counted as a defector from the Moon Capital."

She spoke with a respectful expression.

Kurokawa Kazuya nodded in agreement but said nothing more.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "See you next time."

He waved to the other person.

Reisen: "See you next time."

The selfish rabbit waved to him as well.

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Chapter 101 Yakumo Yukari Grasps the Future

The morning sunlight filters through the gaps in the tree shadows, casting dappled patterns of light on the ground.

As the wind rustled through the treetops in the courtyard, the blonde girl's waist-length hair swayed, and lines of light and shadow swept across her body.

A purple dress with a red ribbon tied at the chest.

When Kurokawa Kazuya stepped into the courtyard.

A young girl sits quietly on a stone stool in the courtyard, looking down at a book. Classic Western elegance and scholarly air are evident in her.

Yukari Yakumo: "I thought you were so engrossed in playing house with those rabbits that you had completely forgotten about me."

Turning her head to look at the figure of the person who came, the indifferent girl spoke words that were completely inconsistent with her temperament.

Kurokawa Kazuya even saw a suppressed emotion in the way Kurokawa looked at him.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "..."

He had some things on his mind that caused him to postpone their meeting, but it shouldn't warrant the other person looking at him like that.

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Merry, it's a bit strange of you to say that."

He offered his opinion to the aloof young woman.

Yukari Yakumo: "It's probably because I care too much."

The blonde girl closed the books on the table, picked them up, and hugged them to her chest, giving her simple answer.

But his somewhat hurried tone still revealed that his tension had not subsided.

The calmness of the immortals is simply due to having seen too much, to the point that they are indifferent to most things.

But when it comes to things they truly care about, they seem no different from normal people.

For the first time in the last few days, Yukari Yakumo has experienced the slow passage of time.

Having calmed herself down, she didn't care about Kurokawa Kazuya's judgment of her current mood.

Yukari Yakumo: "I've already completed quite a bit of the work you asked me to do, Master."

Kazuya Kurokawa: "Oh, oh, oh."

Stepping into the courtyard, Kurokawa Kazuya came to the side of the blonde girl.

What you see is a transparent screen floating in mid-air.

Yukari Yakumo once demonstrated her ability to directly transform code into illusion in front of Kazuya Kurokawa.

After that, Kurokawa Kazuya naturally entrusted him with the task of finding a way to achieve this reliably.

If their new game could also become a magic trick that can be spread freely, it would greatly enhance the effectiveness of cultural promotion.

Originally, this was to avoid further exposing their own situation.

Yukari Yakumo wasn't particularly enthusiastic about this matter, but after learning that the number of computers Hanami could conjure was quite limited, she decisively agreed to Kazuya Kurokawa's suggestion.

So, once the demon realm demons started working at full speed, everything was completed smoothly.