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Following the Starlight Card Story - Episode

Forever Warm

Transcript


Recess
 


Hanasakigawa Girls' Academy - Class 2-B
 


Rimi: ... Achoo!
Saaya: Are you okay, Rimi-rin? Want a lap throw?
Rimi: Brr... Thank you, Saaya-chan. The hallway was colder than I expected when I stepped out earlier. Maybe my temperature dropped because of that.
Kokoro: The hallway really is cold today. It's like the inside of an ice-cold fridge!
Saaya: I'm not sure it's that cold, but it does feel a lot colder than usual today.
Rimi: Hmm, I wonder if there's a good way to become warm.
Kokoro: I know! What about a game of oshikura manju?
Kokoro: When I played with Hagumi and everyone the other day, all the shoving and squeezing against each other made me really warm! We should try it too!
Rimi: That does seem like a quick way to become warm.
Saaya: Oh, but if we play here, we might get hurt because there isn't much space like out in the courtyard...
Rimi: Ah, right. Hmm, I wonder what else we can do then... Oh!
Rimi: Why don't we talk about something warm?
Kokoro: Talk about something warm?
Rimi: Mm-hmm. Talking about fun things makes you feel fun, right? So I think talking about warm things will make us feel warm... What do you think?
Kokoro: Wow! You're a genius at making us warm, Rimi!
Saaya: Fufu, that could work. I'm interested in hearing what warm things you two have to talk about.
Rimi: Okay, I'll start them. Um... Eating read bean soup while under a kotatsu makes you pretty warm, don't you think?
Kokoro: Yes! It does make me really warm! Red bean soup is so warm, sweet, and relaxing.
Saaya: Yeah, it tastes great when you have some on a cold winter day.
Rimi: Back when I was in the Kansai area, my grandma often served some. The smooth bean paste was so good...
Saaya: Huh~, my family usually goes with mashed bean paste.
Rimi: Interesting. I wonder if every family has their own way of doing it.
Kokoro: Why don't we each bring some to share so that we can compare?
Rimi: That sounds like a super good idea! I'll ask my grandma for her recipe.
Saaya: Okay, my turn next. Let's see~... On cold mornings, you can see the steam rising from freshly baked bread so clearly. Seeing that makes me feel really warm.
Saaya: It comes with this delicious aroma that spreads throughout the bakery... The bread's so warm and soft, too. I actually quite enjoy those mornings.
Kokoro: Soft, fresh bread that makes you feel warm! How nice!
Rimi: I bet your fresh bread would taste super good on a cold morning!
Saaya: Did that count as talking about something warm?
Rimi: Definitely! Ehehe, what you described even made me a bit envious.
Kokoro: Last one is me! Remember that time after school when the three of us had sweet potatoes? They made me feel so warm!
Saaya: Oh, the roasted sweet potatoes~! They were really sweet, delicious, and warm.
Riomi: I felt so warm inside just by eating them.
Kokoro: Yes! But it wasn't just the potatoes!
Kokoro: The three of us eating them together is what made me feel warm!
Saaya: Fufu, true.
Rimi: I know what you mean. There's an emotional warmth that comes from eating with friends.
Rimi: Ehehe. This conversation is making me want to go eat with both of you.
Kokoro: Me too! It would be nice to eat yummy food together again!
Saaya: Now that I think about it, the three of us have eaten a lot of things after school. All the places you've recommended have been incredible, too, Rimi-rin.
Rimi: Ehehe. That's because I want people to enjoy the good food I find.
Kokoro: Thanks to you, Rimi, I now know a ton of places with yummy food!
Kokoro: There's the Japanese confection store nearby, the crepe place by the station, the pancakes at the café on the way to school, and the doughnut place we went to recently!
Rimi: Ehehehe. I have such fun memories of all of the delicious places we've been to, but I still have lots of places I want to visit with both of you.
Rimi: For example, there's a taiyaki place that just opened... Oh, wait... Classes are going to be shuffled when we become third-years.
Saaya: Yeah. If we end up in different classes, we probably won't have as much time to discuss what to do after school.
Rimi: That's something I'm kind of going to miss...
Saaya: Hmm...
Kokoro: Rimi, Saaya, there's nothing to worry about!
Rimi & Saaya: Hm?
Kokoro: Even if our classes change, nothing will change between us!
Rimi: ... You're right. Let's keep spending lots of time together even if we do end up in different classes!
Saaya: I'm looking forward to hanging out with you guys once we're third-years!
Kokoro: Me too! Let's spend even more time together~!
Rimi: Oh, I know! What do you think about going somewhere today after school to eat something warm?
Kokoro: That's a really nice idea~! I can't wait to find out what warm things we'll get to find!
Saaya: Sounds great. I just happened to be thinking about how nice it would be to go somewhere with you guys.
Rimi: Ehehe, perfect~. I have a ton of recommendations I want to share with you.
Rimi: There's red bean soup, hot chocolate, pork buns... I wonder which of these we should warm ourselves up with.
 

Following the Starlight Card Story - Special Episode

Feelings Overflowing from Lyrics


Transcript

CiRCLE Café
 


Marina: Phew... Why don't we take a bit of a break? Hm? That looks like Rimi-chan over there.
Marina: Hi, Rimi-chan. What're you up to?
Rimi: Marina-san, BanG Dreamer-san. Hello. I'm working on a new song.
Marina: New song, huh~? Nice! What kind?
Rimi: The plan is to make it something you can listen to that makes you feel optimistic. It's for some lyrics that we all wrote together.
Marina: You came up with lyrics together, huh? You girls sure are close!
Rimi: Fufufu. Saaya-chan slept over the other day. We had breakfast together before basement practice... I was so happy because it was like having my sister back home.
Rimi: The only issue was that Saaya-chan was feeling kind of down.
Marina: I heard a bit about how she recently had some trouble trying to figure out what to do after graduating.
Rimi: Yes... I was trying to come up with ways to cheer her up.
Rimi: But I wasn't sure we could help because of Saaya-chan's own feelings and family situation...
Marina: Yeah. Deciding what to do after graduating is complicated...
Rimi: I know... but we still wanted to do something for her, so we all thought really hard.
Rimi: Back when I had trouble writing the downtown song, Saaya-chan was the one who gently encouraged me.
Rimi: So I felt like it was my turn to help her...
Rimi: That was when Arisa-chan suggested writing lyrics.
Marina: That's a very nice idea she came up with.
Rimi: In the end, we were only able to give Saaya-chan the unfinished lyrics, but that ended up working out well.
Rimi: It made me realize that even unfinished lyrics can be used to let someone know how you feel as long as you put your feelings into them.
Rimi: I saw Saaya-chan after the parent-teacher-student conference, and she seemed to have gotten over the things that had been troubling her.
Marina: I'm guessing all of you girls being at her side and supporting her has helped put her mind at else and let her find an answer she could be satisfied with.
Rimi: Ehehe, it's a bit embarrassing to get so much credit...!
Rimi: But... it would be nice if we actually managed to at least give her some help.
Rimi: I hope I can come up with some great music to go with these precious lyrics that are filled with our feelings.
Marina: So do I! We can't wait either to see how your new song turns out!
Rimi: Me too. Thank you for listening to me today.
 

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