They all think I'm a boss

The self-introduction of the foreign man on the opposite side reminded Fujikawa Toki of his art teacher in high school. After so many years, Fujikawa Toki had completely forgotten all those classmates and teachers in high school, except for the neurotic Xi's art teacher still has a little impression

The art teacher was obviously only in his twenties at the time, but he had a big beard that a man in his 40s would not grow, his hair was disheveled all day long, and the worn-out overalls were covered with mottled paints of various colors. Neither the students nor the teachers have a good impression of this neurotic art teacher.

The reason why Fujikawa Toki was so impressed with him was that the art teacher’s idol was Picasso. Every time before art class, he would use various words to praise his idol. Pay attention, when he praised, he would say: is the full name.

By the time he finished praising his idol, half of an art class was almost over.

Fujikawa Toki didn't have the slightest talent in painting. During his school days, the art class was the most troublesome thing. This neurotic art teacher could be regarded as saving him from the fire and water to some extent, so Fujikawa Toki would treat him Impressively, even with his long name, he will definitely be said to be an idol who makes up the number of words.

Although the name of the foreign man on the opposite side is not as exaggerated as Picasso, but for Fujikawa who is not very good at memorizing names, he can't remember what the foreign man said just now at this time, and he only vaguely remembers his name. Fei what Mi Tuo or something.

Fujikawa Toki estimated that even if the man said it again, he would still not be able to remember it. Fujikawa Toki was too lazy to make fun of himself, so he simply used "Fermito" to refer to the foreign man opposite him.

Fermito then told Fujikawa that his father was Russian, and that he grew up in Russia, but he had always longed for his mother's hometown, and always wanted to visit Japan if he had the opportunity.

Russian?

Fujikawa looked suspiciously at the foreign youth who was so weak that he seemed to be blown away by a gust of wind. It was really difficult to connect him with the fighting nation that could catch bears with bare hands.

When Fujikawa was still in Tokyo, the manager and clerk of a sushi restaurant he frequented were Russians. The manager Dennis was a typical Caucasian from Eastern Europe. Compared with the taciturn store manager, the black man has a much more cheerful personality, and he solicits customers at the door with a mouthful of bad Japanese all day long.

Although Fujikawa had never seen them catching bears with bare hands, Shizuo Heiwajima went crazy on the streets of Ikebukuro several times. I heard that it was Simon who rushed up to stop him. He was able to stop Shizuo Heiwajima's attack and beat a few bears to death with his bare hands. Certainly not a problem.As for the store manager Dennis, Fujikawa had never seen his skills before, but Simon respected his store manager very much. I believe his skills should not be inferior to Simon's, and he is probably a little bear-beating expert.

The manager and staff of that sushi restaurant are in line with Fujikawa Toki's impression of Russians. As for the foreign young man opposite, whose body is full of fragility, let alone catching bears with bare hands, Fujikawa suspects that he may not even be able to catch a chicken. allow.

In fact, Fermito arrived in Japan last week, but I don’t know if it was because of acclimatization. He fell ill right after he got off the plane, and he was lying on the hospital bed for a whole week. He was not discharged from the hospital until yesterday. .

No wonder his face looked so pale, it turned out that he just had a serious illness.

Toki Fujikawa silently labeled the Japanese-Russian mixed-race youth opposite him as "sick and weak" behind the words "without the strength to restrain a bear".

The young man seemed to be very interested in Japanese culture. When he was chasing Fujikawa, he asked a lot of questions about Japanese culture. It was the first time he heard some questions when he was unpopular with Fujikawa. Want to pull out the phone directly and let him own Yahoo or Google.

"By the way, have you heard of Honmaru Shrine?"

One second, they were still discussing which of Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi could be regarded as the hero of the Warring States Period, and the next second suddenly changed the topic to another irrelevant direction.

Fujikawa Toki didn’t know who was brave, Oda Nobunaga or Toyotomi Hideyoshi, but no one knew more about Honmaru Shrine than him [except for the sword spirits of Honmaru, they are not human]

But Fujikawa Toki didn't show it, he just replied lightly, "I've heard of it."

There are probably few people in Yokohama who have never heard of Honmaru Shrine. This shrine is about to become the third landmark attraction in Yokohama after "Chinatown" and "Minato Mirai 21 District".

"In fact, I made a travel guide before I came here. I have already been to famous attractions such as the Landmark Building and the Red Brick Warehouse, but just now at the Cosmic Clock, someone recommended that I must go to Yokohama. Visiting the Honmaru Shrine, I heard that the guards there are particularly effective.”

Fermito took out a palm-sized notepad from his pocket, spread it out on the table, and showed it to Fujikawa Toki who was facing him page by page. Fujikawa glanced roughly and found his strategy It is quite detailed, and even the route of each scenic spot is clearly written.

In this modern society with advanced network information technology, when going out to play, whether it is a famous scenic spot route or an online celebrity shop, you can basically check it out on the Internet. Few people make it by themselves like him. A strategy, but also made so detailed.

"I'm not very good at those electronics."

The young man lowered his head in embarrassment, revealing his reddish ears buried under the fine black hair.

Are you sure you are really Russian?

Fujikawa once again had doubts about the blood of the young man opposite him.

Don't Russians only blush when they have a ton?

"Could you please tell me how to get to Honmaru Shrine? I want to go there to ask for a healthy guardian."

When Fermito looked up at Fujikawa on the opposite side, there was a hint of expectation in those wine-red eyes.

Fujikawa stared at the young man's overly pale face for a while, then nodded.

"can."

In fact, if Fermito just wanted to ask for a safe ward, then he didn't have to go to the Honmaru Shrine, because Fujikawa Toki carried several wards made by shikigami, including the one he wanted to ask for. Ping An Yu Shou.

And he could actually take the man directly to the Honmaru Shrine. After all, he will go back to Honmaru later, and taking the man to the shrine is just a side trip.

But Toki Fujikawa only told him the route of the Honmaru Shrine, and did not mention anything else.

The foreign young man on the opposite side has a sickly pale face, and his body is delicate and weak. It seems that a gust of wind can blow him away. At first glance, he has a poor physique and is in a weak state all the year round. His mother is Japanese. I am so interested in culture, and I heard that the wards of Honmaru Shrine are very effective, so it is not wrong to ask for a safe ward for peace of mind.

Speaking of which, the reason why he appeared in this Manxianglou today is entirely because a few tiger cubs in Honwan ruined his lunch and dinner. It happened that he had been recommended by Seton before for the fried dumplings in this Manxianglou , and because of the heavy passenger flow during the summer vacation, only the seat opposite him is still vacant in the entire Manxiang Building.

So it was a coincidence that the foreign man on the opposite side who claimed to be of Japanese-Russian mixed race would sit opposite him and talk to him like this.

But Toki Fujikawa always felt that something was wrong. It seemed that these coincidences that were originally accidental events were superimposed like this, which seemed extra deliberate.

Fermito on the opposite side didn't seem to be aware of Fujikawa Toki's suspicion, and he still enthusiastically shared with him the knowledge points about Japanese culture he had read from some books of an unknown century.

From his speech and demeanor, it can be seen that although his physique is weak, his personality is quite optimistic and sunny. His words and deeds reveal that he is full of positive attitude towards life and this society.

Could it be that he was thinking too much?Are these really just coincidences?

For the first time, Fujikawa Toki had doubts about his intuition.

At this time, the waiter brought up the meal that Fujikawa Toki had ordered, and it was only then that Fujikawa Toki remembered that he came here to eat, not to chat with others.

Apparently, although Fermito was talkative, he wasn't a fool who couldn't read the air at all. When he saw Fujikawa's food being served, he stopped the conversation in time, which made Fujikawa's impression of him a lot better.

The fried dumplings recommended by Seton are really good, but the taste of the roasted pigeon and red bean Yuanxiao is quite average, neither bad nor delicious. Mapo tofu, before ordering, the waiter reminded Fujikawa that their mapo tofu is hotter than ordinary mapo tofu.

This kind of Chinese food is generally improved to cater to the taste of the Japanese. Although most of the mapo tofu in the restaurant looks red and scary, it is actually not very spicy.

Fujikawa Toki didn't take the waiter's words to heart, and took a sip with the mentality of "how spicy it can be". Then he silently put a few mouthfuls of rice into his mouth, and the plate of mapo tofu never touched again.

Soon the food ordered by Fermito was also served. He was similar to what Fujikawa had ordered, except that he had an extra serving of steamed buns.

When Fujikawa saw him awkwardly pick up the chopsticks in front of him and reach for the plate of red mapo tofu closest to him, he kindly reminded him, "This is very spicy."

He remembered that Russians don’t seem to be very good at spicy food. Earlier, Simon mentioned to him that he once tried the dishes of the Sichuan restaurant with a good business on the street of Ikebukuro, but he was admitted to the hospital that night. Simon felt terrified. I complained to Fujikawa that Chinese food is really scary. You must know that the last time he went to the hospital was in Russia, he was almost pierced by a bullet in the heart.

"It's okay, I'm a Russian who can eat spicy food."

Fermituo smiled, and continued to extend his chopsticks to the plate of mapo tofu that was frighteningly red.

Then Fujikawa Toki witnessed with his own eyes that the complexion of this Japanese-Russian mixed-race youth changed from sickly pale at the beginning to ruddy and shiny now, and even though he was sweating profusely from the heat, he was almost speechless. The man still maintained his elegant way of eating without changing his face.

At this time, Fujikawa Toki saw some Russian shadows from the man.

It is typical to suffer at the expense of saving face.