Dotted Line Waltz Series ~Mixed Juice, and others~
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⑤ Mixed Juice
It's hot again today, isn't it? Aren't you thirsty? With that, what was
offered before my eyes was a strange-looking juice.
It seems to contain many different kinds of fruit.
I wonder what kind of taste it has?
Does it have fruit pulp? Or is it fizzy and carbonated?
It's a surprise until you try it.
Using colors that remind me of fruit, I tried to
visualize a mixed juice. It's still hot, but somehow
I feel like I've cooled down just a little bit.
⑥ A Fishy Fish (A Surprising Fish)
A fish was lying flat, and I was taken by surprise.
It said it was taking a break because the heat had sapped its energy.
It said it would return to the sea once it felt better.
I hope it doesn't get eaten by a hungry stray cat.
I feel like it should probably return to the sea before it turns into grilled fish from the heat.
⑦ The Map That Must Not Be Known
There is an old map passed down through generations.
'You must never let anyone know of the map's existence, and you must never show it to anyone.'
I inherited it, but I can't read maps.
Where on earth is this, and what kind of map is it? Especially this square part here.
Could it be a map to a place with treasure...?
Just kidding.
The gold and silver lines indicate places where gold and silver mines can be found.
It seems to be the secret property of this family.
Worried about the future of this child who is a bit dim,
they probably told them that on purpose. Because this child might
accidentally talk about it to someone who can read maps.
I'm just like this child; I can't read maps.
I feel like there might be people somewhere in Japan who have secrets like this family,
even if we don't know about them.
⑦, it ended up becoming a bit like a minor horror story.
Thank you for reading until the end!