13. The murder sign was fulfilled
Eleven.
Takuya Aramura pinched his eyebrows and got up from the bed.
The stamina of rice wine is really great, obviously I only drank a few glasses.
After washing, there was still a smell of alcohol on my body. There was no way, Takuya Aramura had to take a shower, then take the clothes to the laundry to wash, and then set off again in the afternoon.
Buzz โ
Takuya Aramura picked up his phone and clicked on Line.
Did Rino work hard today: My agent asked me to audition tomorrow, so nervous.
Takuya Aramura, who was halfway through his clothes, threw his shirt aside, and he was not in a hurry to take a shower, so he pressed his mobile phone with his bare upper body.
Deserted Village: You can continue to run.
Did Rino work hard today: Don't! This time, the recording studio was five or six kilometers away from our house, so I didn't even have the strength to speak when I didn't think about it.
Aramura: Don't be nervous, it's normal for newcomers to fail, right?
Did Rino work hard today: Normal is normal, but I'm a junior of Miyuki's predecessors, how can I fail at the first step, so don't embarrass her.
Aramura: Yes.
Did Rino work hard today: By the way, Takuya, did you go to Hokkaido?
Deserted Village: [Location]
Did Rino work hard today: Miyagi Prefecture? I thought you'd do it in one step.
Deserted Village: It's normal to stop and go.
Did Rino work hard today: I'm so envious, I haven't been to northern Japan yet.
Aramura: With your 24-hour job, I'm afraid I won't have the chance to leave Tokyo for the rest of my life.
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After chatting for a while, Takuya Aramura ended the conversation on the grounds that he wanted to take a shower.
After taking a shower, Takuya Aramura ran to the laundry with a bag containing clothes, paid the clerk 1,500 yen, and said that he would come back to pick it up in an hour.
Looking at his phone, it was already half past twelve, and he was going to go to the late-night cafeteria to sit down again and see what new dishes the boss had there.
However, when I found the small street again, the door of the cafeteria was closed late at night, and the sign "closed" was hung at the door.
Since it's called [Late Night Restaurant], it must have been opened in the middle of the night, Takuya Aramura laughed at himself, turned around and casually found a fast food chain called [Yoshinoya] and ate a curry beef rice for 860 yen.
It seems that half of the 4,500 yen yesterday was collected for drink.
After taking his clothes, Takushi Aramura didn't make too many stops in this city that didn't have any interest except for a late-night cafeteria, and after returning to the room, he dragged his suitcase into the car and drove on.
Stop-and-go, stop-and-go, Takuya Aramura added a coat to his body as the temperature became lower and lower.
It took me five or six days to pass through the ancient city of Nara Taga Castle, where I was taught bowling by a group of high school girls at a bowling alley in Oki City, and I ate tasteless conveyor sushi at a sushi restaurant in Antler City, and finally entered the expensive cross-sea tunnel to Hokkaido.
By the way, Rino Tanaka also got the anime whose name he didn't know, and the dubbing work of the passerby character didn't embarrass her beloved seniors.
On September 9th, Takuya Aramura finally set foot on the land of Hokkaido.
However, he was disappointed to find that Hokkaido in August did not have the snowy scenery he had been waiting for.
So he slowed down and settled in a place called Shigeuchimachi.
Today, Takuya Aramura, who was waiting for the green light, saw an interesting scene.
A group of children with large school bags and yellow hats on their heads, who do not know whether they are kindergarten children or elementary school students, cross the street under the guidance of a young female teacher.
"Everyone pay attention to safety, be careful of the cars on both sides~" The female teacher shouted loudly in an exaggerated tone.
Takuya Aramura pinched his chin, this female teacher has a talent for becoming a voice actor better than herself, and he can't say much just with this exaggerated tone.
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็ใใใใใใณ~
ใใจใ่ธใฎไผคใใใใใงใ~
ใชใใฎใใใซ็ใพใใฆ
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The group of children is crossing the street and singing a childlike song, and from time to time a few boys walk together to share snacks in their hands, or suddenly run up to the girls and make faces to try to scare each other...
In short, all of this was a top interesting thing in Takuya Aramura's eyes, so he began to nod his head to the children's singing.
After the children crossed the street, the green light was not yet on, and Takuya Aramura took out his mobile phone and entered the lyrics he had just heard into the music software.
"Anpanman March", yes, whether it is the tune or the name, it has the feeling that a group of children are singing in chorus.
He sent the song to Rino Tanaka.
The green light came on, and Takuya Aramura pulled the car out of the intersection.
More than ten minutes later, the car stopped in front of an old shrine in the suburbs.
Takuya Aramura took down the skewer from the rearview mirror of the car, then closed the door and walked into the shrine.
The shrine is desolate, and it can be seen that no one has come to worship for a long time, and there are no stone lanterns, stone statues, and jizo statues that he saw at Meiji Jingu and Sensoji Temple before, only the standard torii gate and Shiren rope.
He didn't encounter anything bad along the way, and he arrived in Hokkaido safely, so he thought about handing over the murder lot he won at Sensoji Temple to the shrine.
He didn't believe in this either, just to have a sense of ritual.
Originally, he was going to go to Shigenuchi Shrine, the largest shrine in Shigeuchi Town, but today it seems to be a local festival, and the shrine is crowded with people who are going to pay their respects.
Takuya Aramura, who likes humility, chose not to compete with these people, so he searched this remote shrine with his mobile phone.
There is a stone tablet next to the main hall that tells the origin of this shrine.
In the Heian period, the ghost king Sakutsu boy used to drink here, accidentally knocked over the wine bowl, and then the bowl of wine became a lake behind the shrine, and the villagers here were afraid that the aroma of the wine would attract youkai, so they built the shrine, hoping to calm the place so that the ghosts would not dare to intrude.
Just throw the sticks into the lake, and let these two evil creatures fight, and see if it's the fierce lot of Sensoji Temple or the wine of the Ghost King.
Takuya Aramura bypassed the main hall and walked towards the small lake behind.
"Go!" Takuya Aramura threw it hard, and the stick fell into the lake with a long parabola, causing waves on the surface of the lake, and then slowly calming down.
After a halge, Takuya Aramura was ready to turn around and leave.
Suddenly, a thought flashed through his mind inexplicably, didn't he say that this lake was made of wine, I went over and smelled it to see if there was any smell of wine.
Although he knew that it was impossible, Takuya Aramura was still willing to give it a try, after all, this is the joy of travel.
He walked to a low-lying shore, stretched out his hands to the surface and took a little water under his nose, and then his nose shook twice.
Sure enough, there was no smell of alcohol.
He sprinkled the water back into the lake and turned to leave.
Suddenly, the soles of my feet slipped.
Thump!
Takuya Aramura fell into the lake, and although it was only about one meter six deep, his whole body was soaked and embarrassed.
He climbed from the lake to the shore, and after his clothes were soaked, he instantly felt several times heavier, and the cool breeze around him blew and he couldn't help but shiver.
"Is this the calamity that Sensoji Temple said in the document?" Takuya Aramura shook the water off his hair and said a little speechlessly.
The suitcase was taken to the hotel, there were no towels and no clothes in the car, and he had to drive to the hotel in soaked clothes.
He couldn't take it off either, because there was a street not far away, and he didn't want to be mistaken for an idiot with some special hobbies.
"The first day I came to Hokkaido, I was unlucky."