My daily life with the Shiina sisters

The National Gallery

The exhibition was held for three consecutive days and ended with a handshake and photo with Prime Minister Winston Leonard before the exhibition.

While her companions were not paying attention, the girl came into the venue alone to look at her paintings.

She is special.

Even in the powerful and wealthy Eton College, (crossed out), of course if she were a boy, she would be a special existence in Eton College. Of course, if she could enter Eton College as a female student, uh... then she would also be special.

Okay, let's end this somewhat awkward British humor. Eton College is a boys' school, but girls' schools like Cheltenham and Burnett are still very much looking forward to her admission.

Maybe they all feel that with her joining, it would be more convincing to become a true "Women's Eton"?

But I'm sorry, she didn't go to school very often.

She had spent almost all of her previous life in the studio.

London National Museum

The sunlight seemed to be greedy for the girl's fair and transparent skin. To be more precise, it was her skin that rejected the sunlight.

The little boy on the bench nearby saw the person coming but didn't seem to want to pay any attention to him.

Unlike her slightly mature appearance, the girl didn't know how to talk to the little boy. Of course, maybe she just hadn't figured out what she wanted to say.

Seeing that pretending not to see anything didn't work, the little boy stood up helplessly and said:

"Nice to meet you again, big sister."

"Yeah." The girl nodded and replied.

"So, you were forced to come to this exhibition?"

The girl thought about it and nodded and replied, "Yes."

As the author of these paintings, the girl was indeed forced to look at the paintings to some extent.

"Doesn't it look good?" she asked.

Although the little boy thought this very beautiful sister was a little strange, he answered her question because she was beautiful:

"It's not that they are not beautiful. Although I know that the people who drew these paintings are very talented, after seeing them once, I don't want to continue looking at them."

"Is this one good looking?" the girl pointed at the comic book in the little boy's hand.

"Very interesting." The little boy said after considering his words.

“Will you watch it twice?”

“Not necessarily, but it’s fun to watch.”

"Then take a look at this." The girl took out a tablet from her bag, opened it and handed it to the little boy next to her.

The little boy looked at the tablet in his hand, blinked, then looked at the girl and said:

"can't read."

"can't read?"

“I don’t know what the words above mean.”

"Hmm?" He tilted his head in confusion.jpg

“This is the language of another country.”

"understood."

The girl pointed at the words on the tablet and said:

"The history of games can be traced back to ancient Egypt 5000 years ago—"

"Ancient games were used to predict the future of mankind and the king..."

Although the girl's voice was soft and emotionless, the little boy still read with great interest.

a long time--

"Is it gone?"

"Ah."

"Can Jonouchi defeat those guys?"

"do not know."

"Ah~, what's the name of this comic?"

"Yu-Gi-Oh."

"Yu-Gi-Oh, huh? I don't think I've seen it in any store before."

"Does this look good?"

"nice!"

"Is it better than the one you have in your hand?"

"Yeah, I think card battles are very novel."

“Is it better than those paintings?”

"Well... I still think this comic is the most interesting."

Maybe they think that saying that an oil painting is ugly would make them look ignorant. In fact, children also have vanity.

However, the girl still came to the final conclusion.

PS: The National Gallery is a famous place, and there are many good things in it, such as Raphael and Monet, etc. I won’t mention them, but maybe Van Gogh’s "Sunflowers" is quite well-known, right?

The girl does know how to use electronic devices. At the end of the first episode, someone drew a picture on a computer.

This was the second time she had seen this little boy. It could be said that this little boy was the trigger for her to go to the island country to study comics. (It didn't seem to be mentioned in the anime. I saw it a long time ago, so it's not very clear.)

Eton College, hhh, I just saw some fan fiction in HP recently saying that Hermione was admitted to Eton College before going to Hogwarts. Does Hermione go to a boys' school?

This school is pretty awesome. The Shuchiin in the comics is probably not as awesome as it. Of the more than 20 prime ministers in Dain, graduated from it, as well as the royal family and the man at the top of the food chain.