【Inuyasha】White Moonlight and Vermillion Mole

Kagome in the locker room did exactly what the president thought. After struggling for a long time, she finally changed into the clothes stuffed into his arms.

Since she was here, she just changed clothes, not to mention it was just a long-wearing Kyudo uniform.

Kyudo uniforms are the same as samurai uniforms, with white tube sleeves and black hakama, which are the styles he often wears.

Putting on a white tabi, Kagome stepped on the floor, and the familiar clothes made her feel like she was in the Warring States Period.

The only slight difference was that the Kyudo uniform did not have a haori, and the purple kimono lining, which was given by the villagers of Bailing Mountain and changed into a white tube sleeve style by him, had to leave with regret after all kinds of friction and damage.

After sighing for a while, Kagome packed up her school uniform, opened the door and went out, "Let's go to the practice field."

Walking towards the target direction, Kagome was surprised to find that there was no one along the way. He looked around, and the shooting range set up outdoors where new members usually practiced was now empty.

"It shouldn't be. Logically speaking, a large-scale event like the May Festival is a good time for the club to promote itself."

Kagome muttered. At this time, she also arrived at the entrance of the practice field. He stretched out his hand and pushed open the door.

The scene in front of her made Kagome slightly stunned for a moment, and she took a step back.

"What... what is this?"

The cameras of all kinds of guns and cannons turned to Kagome the moment he opened the door. The dense metallic cameras made Kagome's scalp numb.

What? !

The president had been waiting at the door early. Noticing Kagome's retreat, he grinned and pulled Kagome in, "You've been waiting for a long time. Come on, Higurashi~"

Kagome was still in a state of mental shock. In addition, the president appeared too suddenly. He staggered into the room and the door behind him closed with a click.

And his heart also jumped.

"Let me introduce to you, our club's most outstanding member, Higurashi-kun."

"That's too much, President..." Kagome waved her hands hastily, and broke free from the President's hand that was restraining him.

The President curled his lips and quietly rubbed the wrist that Kagome had pulled apart, with great strength.

"It's not an exaggeration. In terms of archery, you can be called excellent. Higurashi-kun finally came here, everyone, seize the opportunity and take a few more photos."

Take a few photos? Kagome's ears moved, and she remembered the huge poster hanging outside. She tapped her toes on the ground and refused repeatedly, "No, no... I have something to do, I'll go first--"

"Higurashi-kun..." The President put his hands on Kagome's shoulders, his eyes full of seriousness, "May Festival, it depends on you!"

Huh? What does taking photos have to do with the May Festival? Kagome didn't understand and refused again, "It's really not possible, President. I already promised to use it for publicity last time, but not this time." There can only be one social death, not countless times!

"Please, Higurashi-kun, the theme of the May Festival is a photography exhibition. Our Kyudo Club doesn't have any exhibitions, so we can only work hard on photography."

The president begged, but Kagome shook her head firmly. The huge poster at the door cast an irreversible shadow on his heart.

"If you agree to take the photo, I will take down the poster at the door. Otherwise, there will be no suitable photos... For the May Festival, I will make ten copies of the poster at the door and put them all at the school gate!"

Ten copies? Kagome looked at the president in disbelief, as if she was meeting him for the first time.

"Do you want to take the photo?" The president smiled innocently and held on tightly.

Ten copies!

Kagome clenched her fists and gritted her teeth, "...take the photo."

The president was very satisfied with his success and clapped his hands. The crowd holding the camera was ready to move.

"Let's start, everyone."