Kamiyama High School Class 2-B Rui: (Hm... I may not be able to do all the lighting effects I want with the number of illuminations on Wonder Stage... ) Rui: (The lighting effects that can be done on an outdoor stage like that are quite limited to begin with. And I have to try to match them to Tsukasa's image as well...) Classmate A: (Kamishiro never takes notes in class. He's usually doodling or writing some kind of formula instead...) Rui: (I know. We just have to figure out the optimal amount of light needed according to the weather that day. I'll get Tsukasa to help me with the calculations later...) Classmate A: (Whoa. He just broke into a smile over nothing. He's as crazy as the rumors say...)
Kamiyama High School Hallway Rui: Let's see... Is Tsukasa in his classroom? Tsukasa: Oh, Rui! Just the person I was looking for! I need to talk to you about something. Rui: So do I, but let's hear what you have to say first. Go ahead. Tsukasa: Hehehe... Look at this! It's a flyer publicizing our show! Rui: Wow, when did you come up with that? Tsukasa: A future star must always look ahead! What do you think? Not bad for something hand drawn, eh? Rui: Yes, it's quite well done, actually. You're surprisingly good at this. Tsukasa: Why is it surprising? Tsukasa: Anyway, I need you to help me fold them all. Rui: Yes, that would make them easier to distribute. But since you're asking for help, there must be quite a lot of flyers to fold, then? Tsukasa: Yes. That whole stack over there. Right there! Rui: Right... That's a lot of flyers. There must be hundreds. Tsukasa: Come on, this should be quick and easy with two of us! Rui: No thanks. Tsukasa: Huh? Rui: I refuse to do something so inefficient. We can't finish folding so many flyers before school ends. This is just going to be a giant waste of time. Tsukasa: Wh-What are you saying?! These flyers will help to publicize our show! And you're calling them a waste of time? Rui: Well, let me finish. The thing is, we don't have to do it ourselves, right? Tsukasa: What do you mean? Rui: Exactly what I just said. Well then, I'll see you again at the next break time, Tsukasa! Rui: (We can talk about what I want later.) Tsukasa: The heck?
Kamiyama High School Class 2-A Rui: Hey, thanks for waiting. Here's what you need. Tsukasa: Oh, Rui! Wait, what's that little printer-like device for? Rui: A flyer folding machine I made from the robots I had on hand and equipment borrowed from the school's garbage pile. Rui: Put the machine on the desk and secure this arm to the desk edge. The arm will serve as the tray for folded flyers. Tsukasa: Uh huh... Rui: It uses the robot's battery so you don't have to plug it in. Then, feed the flyer into the insertion part and... Tsukasa: Whoa! The paper got sucked inside! Wow... And it came back out folded in half! Tsukasa: The folded paper landed perfectly inside the arm! No need to worry about them scattering everywhere like that! Rui: Exactly. Basically, all you have to do is feed the paper into the machine. Easy, right? Tsukasa: Yes. Indeed! Rui: Hehe, it's just a simplified version of the folding machines available on the market, but the functionality is there. Only for folding flyers, though. Tsukasa: Not bad at all, Rui! You made this during class just now? Rui: That's right. And I finished it sooner than expected, so I input a paper airplane folding function into the robot's AI as well. Tsukasa: O-Okay. Not sure what that means, but it sounds awesome! Rui: Hehehe. Keep the machine going throughout your classes and the flyers should all be folded by the time school's over. Tsukasa: Got it! Thanks, Rui! Rui: No, thank you for providing a place for the machine! Tsukasa: Huh? You're welcome? Rui: Hehehe... (Rui leaves.) Tsukasa: He usually gives me a hard time because of his strange ideas, but he can be quite helpful when needed, huh? Tsukasa: Now, I just have to feed the flyers into the machine and... Tsukasa: Hm? What a minute. Did he just say I needed to keep the machine going throughout my classes? Tsukasa: He wants me to keep folding the flyers at my seat?! Tsukasa: Ah! That's what he meant by providing a place... C-Curses! Tsukasa: Rui! You little... I can't take my classes like this! Rui: Hehehe...
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Carefree Prodigy Part 1
Kamiyama High School Class 2-B
Rui: (Hm... I may not be able to do all the lighting effects I want with the number of illuminations on Wonder Stage... )
Rui: (The lighting effects that can be done on an outdoor stage like that are quite limited to begin with. And I have to try to match them to Tsukasa's image as well...)
Classmate A: (Kamishiro never takes notes in class. He's usually doodling or writing some kind of formula instead...)
Rui: (I know. We just have to figure out the optimal amount of light needed according to the weather that day. I'll get Tsukasa to help me with the calculations later...)
Classmate A: (Whoa. He just broke into a smile over nothing. He's as crazy as the rumors say...)
Kamiyama High School Hallway
Rui: Let's see... Is Tsukasa in his classroom?
Tsukasa: Oh, Rui! Just the person I was looking for! I need to talk to you about something.
Rui: So do I, but let's hear what you have to say first. Go ahead.
Tsukasa: Hehehe... Look at this! It's a flyer publicizing our show!
Rui: Wow, when did you come up with that?
Tsukasa: A future star must always look ahead! What do you think? Not bad for something hand drawn, eh?
Rui: Yes, it's quite well done, actually. You're surprisingly good at this.
Tsukasa: Why is it surprising?
Tsukasa: Anyway, I need you to help me fold them all.
Rui: Yes, that would make them easier to distribute. But since you're asking for help, there must be quite a lot of flyers to fold, then?
Tsukasa: Yes. That whole stack over there. Right there!
Rui: Right... That's a lot of flyers. There must be hundreds.
Tsukasa: Come on, this should be quick and easy with two of us!
Rui: No thanks.
Tsukasa: Huh?
Rui: I refuse to do something so inefficient. We can't finish folding so many flyers before school ends. This is just going to be a giant waste of time.
Tsukasa: Wh-What are you saying?! These flyers will help to publicize our show! And you're calling them a waste of time?
Rui: Well, let me finish. The thing is, we don't have to do it ourselves, right?
Tsukasa: What do you mean?
Rui: Exactly what I just said. Well then, I'll see you again at the next break time, Tsukasa!
Rui: (We can talk about what I want later.)
Tsukasa: The heck?
Kamiyama High School Class 2-A
Rui: Hey, thanks for waiting. Here's what you need.
Tsukasa: Oh, Rui! Wait, what's that little printer-like device for?
Rui: A flyer folding machine I made from the robots I had on hand and equipment borrowed from the school's garbage pile.
Rui: Put the machine on the desk and secure this arm to the desk edge. The arm will serve as the tray for folded flyers.
Tsukasa: Uh huh...
Rui: It uses the robot's battery so you don't have to plug it in. Then, feed the flyer into the insertion part and...
Tsukasa: Whoa! The paper got sucked inside! Wow... And it came back out folded in half!
Tsukasa: The folded paper landed perfectly inside the arm! No need to worry about them scattering everywhere like that!
Rui: Exactly. Basically, all you have to do is feed the paper into the machine. Easy, right?
Tsukasa: Yes. Indeed!
Rui: Hehe, it's just a simplified version of the folding machines available on the market, but the functionality is there. Only for folding flyers, though.
Tsukasa: Not bad at all, Rui! You made this during class just now?
Rui: That's right. And I finished it sooner than expected, so I input a paper airplane folding function into the robot's AI as well.
Tsukasa: O-Okay. Not sure what that means, but it sounds awesome!
Rui: Hehehe. Keep the machine going throughout your classes and the flyers should all be folded by the time school's over.
Tsukasa: Got it! Thanks, Rui!
Rui: No, thank you for providing a place for the machine!
Tsukasa: Huh? You're welcome?
Rui: Hehehe...
(Rui leaves.)
Tsukasa: He usually gives me a hard time because of his strange ideas, but he can be quite helpful when needed, huh?
Tsukasa: Now, I just have to feed the flyers into the machine and...
Tsukasa: Hm? What a minute. Did he just say I needed to keep the machine going throughout my classes?
Tsukasa: He wants me to keep folding the flyers at my seat?!
Tsukasa: Ah! That's what he meant by providing a place... C-Curses!
Tsukasa: Rui! You little... I can't take my classes like this!
Rui: Hehehe...