My Tokyo Love Game Has Big Problems

Do you like this kind of world?

Tamaki Hikaru looked at the "daughters" playing around at the dining table, and the girls who were becoming more familiar although they still had friction.

Tamaki Hikari seemed unable to say the word "dislike".

This is a beautiful vision ten years from now. If everything goes well, maybe I will look like this ten years from now.

Tamaki Hikaru closed his eyes and tried not to let these pretty faces, large and small, interfere with his answer.

"I like it, but I don't need to achieve it like this."

"why?"

Aitaneeti asked rhetorically.

"Because it all came too easily? Doesn't it make you feel real? It feels more like it's because of my manipulation that everything turned out like this?"

Her words touched Tamaki Hikari's mind, and when Tamaki Hikaru didn't refute, she immediately showed a puzzled smile.

"You try to do things that make them like it, deal with all possible troubles, and eliminate problems to make life go as you want."

"But is there any difference between this and me directly making the world what you want? Do you think the process is more important than the result?"

Tamaki Hikaru shook his head.

"No, both are important. And more importantly, I'm human."

"I cannot see everything like a witch. Like you, I choose to escape in such a world."

The two of them are here, but in the original world, a world with more people, what is Hikaru Tamaki's current state?

Is the happiness of self-satisfaction and belief obtained by avoiding everything really true happiness?

"What is the problem?"

Aitaneeti asked rhetorically.

"Do people live to cater to more people and to integrate into more people's world?"

"What's wrong with immersing yourself in your own world and achieving your own happiness? Doesn't it have to be happiness that most people recognize to be happiness?"

The witch's questions came like a tsunami, one after another, especially when Tamaki Hikaru himself agreed with this statement.

"The childish and romantic world of children must be refuted as naive. Does growing up mean that their fantasies must be shattered?"

"Most worlds are too standardized to allow aliens to appear in their worlds."

“Is it normal to turn other people into your own standards and treat people who are far away from the group as aliens?”

Escape, avoid, be alone, refuse to grow, and be immersed in your own world.

This is what normal people think of as a cripple, but it is the common denominator of witches.

Believing in magic and miracles, maintaining innocence and self-esteem does not mean rejecting reality, but having a reality that you recognize. This is a witch.

Even if it is seen as naive, childish, immature or even sick.

But while we are unwilling to accept the cold reality, why not believe in another perception?

There was a hint of sadness on Aitaniti's face.

"Just like the game just now, which conclusion do you believe more?"

"Is it the reality that a girl is treated as a container of gold by her relatives, becomes a crazy and paranoid avenger, and lives in a false family relationship her whole life?"

"Or is it that the Saurons family is actually harmonious and friendly, but they just encountered a cruel witch, which led to tragedy?"

With irrefutable evidence, most people would believe a more realistic conclusion, believing that they were killing each other in order to compete for inheritance, leading to the annihilation of the family.

But there is no ironclad evidence for this mystery, only the process revealed in the witch's forged book, and it is unknown whether it is true or false.

"This seems to make it difficult for you to choose, so let me use another analogy."

Aitaneeti changed her expression.

"If there is one child of the Sorens family who survives because he is not in the castle."

"You want to tell her a more realistic inference. Her parents and relatives killed each other because of their greedy desires."

"Or should we embellish this story and turn it into an accident, or a story like the legend of the witch?"

The kind relatives and friends in my memory may be my father-killing enemy, or my parents were the murderers who were tempted by money and killed everyone else.

Such a cold reality may not be acceptable to a child, no, even an adult.

The closer the relationship was and the good impression of the person, the more painful the change under this situation is, and it is even more painful that the murderer is someone else who has nothing to do with it.

After being questioned by Aitaniti's words, Tamaki Hikaru seemed to understand more that there is not only one meaning of truth.

It's not just a tool for sophistry and steering things in a direction more beneficial to you.

It is more of a sustenance and a hope, used to comfort oneself and help avoid suspicion.

It is also a matter where the full picture is unknown, and more people will think in a worse and more evil direction. They don't care whether it is good or bad or what the impact will be.

Just to satisfy your own need to belittle others and elevate your own vanity.

"You're right."

After a moment of silence, Tamaki Hikaru chose to give in. He really couldn't do that kind of cruelty, viewing and instilling in others the cold reality and evil.

Aitaniti smiled brightly and grabbed Tamaki Hikaru's hand.

"So, wouldn't it be nice to just let the two of us continue like this?"

"Live in this happy world forever and ever, until the end of eternity."

The witch's passionate feelings make it impossible to remain indifferent.

But Tamaki Hikaru still had questions he wanted to ask.

"Why does it have to be me? Is it because of the prophecy book?"

"Prophecy book? Is this the one you're talking about?"

Aitaniti had the shabby old book in her hand and opened it with great care.

"I didn't write this, but it is indeed a prophecy and there is nothing wrong with it."

"But Tamaki-kun, what you saw was just a incomplete version without an ending."

He reached out and stroked the pages, and there were a few more pages at the back of the book.

Aitaniti said knowingly.

"At the end of the journey, the eternal witch Aitaniti gives the travelers who accompany her the key to the tea party."

"As long as you hold this key, you can go to the witch's courtyard at any time and enjoy being with the witch until eternity."

"In the witch's courtyard, there is no pain or sorrow. It is a world of only love and happiness."

After adding this ending, this crazy book finally feels like a love story.

But this didn't answer Hikaru Tamaki's doubts. Is it just because he has the same name as the protagonist in the book?

Therefore, in order to reproduce the plot in the book, Aitaniti must choose herself as the traveler who accompanies her in the Witch's Courtyard.

Until eternity, there is really a wonderful temptation.

But it's a pity.

"I'm sorry, Mana, I still can't accept it."