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Kimiko lowered her head in thought, staring at the ground and chewing away thoughtfully at a handful of French fries. Hitomi had clambered up on her shoulders, and Kimiko was only about as strong as Kazou, so even the other girl's negligible weight on her back was having an effect too. They resembled some cute two-headed beast, a moe hydra that took turns feeding its heads with fast food on a Saturday morning; one wore the thinking cap while the other bobbed cheerfully, parroting the ideas of the girl that shared her body.
"We're already involved, aren't we, Sasori-san?" Kimiko asked the detective. "They nearly killed poor Daisuke-kun. Look at him. He looks like a big, warm, sensually-shaped fry carton that got dropped on the floor and stepped on. And then there's..."
Kaguya.
She knew what she had done yesterday. She had chewed bubble gum and fought monsters. She and Daisuke had stopped them all, and sent the fog running.
But she had to assume that whatever had happened to her yesterday wasn't going to be a one time thing around here, just in case. That's how horror movies worked. Their runaway success at the box office would get sequels greenlit by the end of opening weekend. And it was already Saturday. They had expanded the cast and everything.
Kimiko fed her other head a French fry and nodded.
"Yeah, we're in. I answer for Hitomi-chan and Daisuke-kun, too." Hitomi was a total follower, and Daisuke was a hot-blooded guy on top of being her best friend; she would follow along because it was in her nature, and he would have her back because that's what best friends did. But Kazou-kun was a different story.
Look at him like Dana-sama would. Does he have a spine?
Well, no. Not really.
Will he follow someone with a spine?
Really, that was just as important.
...
"And Kazou-kun too, yeah. I speak for Kazou-kun. So, Kazou-kun, you wanna hear about how we can do magic?"