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Chapter 4: Cutting Algae Part One
Texting was a pretty neat function. It was widely adopted by every teenager except the one he, Reigen, had so generously gifted a phone to do it with. Mob was diligent to a fault about picking up his calls, but texting? Still a work in progress. Mob was getting better, though. After all, how else was Reigen supposed to give him a heads up about big jobs before the end of the school day? Excepting the occasional friendly lunch break chat.
That was of course assuming the phone was still intact. After their chat last night, Reigen wasn't so sure. It wasn't like Mob made a habit of texting him first.
Reigen squinted at the clock on his second-hand laptop he'd just replaced the shattered one with. 12:05PM. He had found a decent deal on one in a flea market but there was something off about the graphics. Parts of the screen were always slightly out of frame and most of his day had been spent trying to uselessly dink with the display options until it was righted, but instead he just ended up with a resolution that was too small.
'Ugh. New laptop, and if we're really unlucky, a new phone? I'll just garnish it...' Reigen pulled out his phone and fired off a text to his pupil. You didn't get washed away, did you? Your phone's still working, right?
That was of course assuming the phone was still intact. After their chat last night, Reigen wasn't so sure. It wasn't like Mob made a habit of texting him first.
Reigen squinted at the clock on his second-hand laptop he'd just replaced the shattered one with. 12:05PM. He had found a decent deal on one in a flea market but there was something off about the graphics. Parts of the screen were always slightly out of frame and most of his day had been spent trying to uselessly dink with the display options until it was righted, but instead he just ended up with a resolution that was too small.
'Ugh. New laptop, and if we're really unlucky, a new phone? I'll just garnish it...' Reigen pulled out his phone and fired off a text to his pupil. You didn't get washed away, did you? Your phone's still working, right?
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but not because of your psychic power Send.
you’re a good person Send.
even when it’s not easy Send.
Especially when it’s not easy Send.
that’s a strength I truly admire about you Send.
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I think you can do it too Send.
Maybe not now but if you keep working at it Send.
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I’ll catch up to you! =͟͟͞͞(๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ✧ Send.
I’m your rival!! Send.
So keep working hard or I’ll pass you by! Send.
as soon as you’re back I’ll show you how far I’ve come in just a few days! Send.
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A little part would go a long way Send.
You’ve got a round face so a deeper side part would suit you Send.
I’ll break out my comb and texture spray next time you visit Send.
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It won't be fair if you're helping me, but I'm not helping you Send.
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I’m sure there’s plenty I can learn from you Send.
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I'm not really good at schoolwork Send.
And the only food I can make is onigir Send.
Ritsu always beats me in video games too Send.
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So there we go! Send.
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can we try yaki onigiri? Send.
with unagi sauce Send.
and extra nori (’┓`*) Send.
I have a really good pan Send.
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But we can try Send.
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then let's start with you teaching me the basics Send.
Shige-Sensei m(_ _)m Send.
"Kageyamya-sama!" Misaki's voice called from the other side of Mob's door. "Pardon. May I enter?"
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Mob wasn't a very fast typist on his phone. Teru definitely was. Mob was sure he'd be halfway through his first line before Teru would respond with four more messages. Maybe he would have to work at that, too. Was messaging Teru like this practice, then?
I have to go Send.
But I'll text again later. Send.
"It's okay. Come in."
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"I've come to tell you dinner will be ready at 7:30." It was 40 minutes until then. "Please enjoy our mineral-rich baths until then, Kageyama-sama! The water will purify your energy and ease your woes."
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Mob was unphased by the silence. There was something else he wanted to ask about.
"Today we found a story about a Crane, back in the tea house. Do you know about it?"
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"Tea house? The ryokan's tea house?"
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