Let the world feel pain too!

‘This guy just purely wants to take advantage of me, right?’

Kazakami Ritsu pursed her lips and silently picked up the last envelope in front of her.

“Please leave a message for the character you voiced?”

‘What is this? Asking me to leave a last testament?’

Although she really wanted to say that, Kazakami Ritsu still read the content aloud in a monotone voice.

Just as she finished reading, the female lead serving as the regular host put her hands on her hips and condemned her.

“Hey! Junior-san, straighten out your professional attitude for me!”

Reprimanded by her senior, Kazakami Ritsu nodded and imitated her previous posture, lying on the table.

Umemiya Hiro huffed lightly in a cute voice and reached for the microphone next to her.

“Actually, regarding the character Destiny, since I still have to continue voicing her later, I don’t want to say too much. Let’s just say, please take care of me in the future.”

Saying this, Umemiya Hiro looked at Kazakami Ritsu beside her; she was very curious about what Kazakami Ritsu would say to Meihime.

Kazakami Ritsu sat up straight again, holding the microphone with both hands, revealing a devout expression.

Thinking of the character’s few lines, Kazakami Ritsu decided to use performance one last time to make this character fuller.

“Gengetsu… being chosen by you and fighting together until the last moment, I was really… really very happy.”

When the clear, ethereal voice rang out in the room, shocked expressions appeared on the faces of everyone present.

Umemiya Hiro’s eyes shone brightly to the side, pleasantly surprised by her junior’s performance at this moment.

Kazakami Ritsu, who had fully immersed herself in Meihime, decided to make the world suffer just like her!

She slowly exhaled a breath, sounding like a helpless sigh.

“I’m sorry… even though we won, I couldn’t grant your wish. If there is a chance to meet you again, I absolutely…”

The voice laced with sobbing stopped abruptly; the content didn’t need to continue to be sufficiently lethal.

While everyone was feeling their hearts clench because of this, Kazakami Ritsu suddenly interrupted their thoughts with her natural voice.

“Phew, I’m done. Should we start the next segment now?”

The staff on site, who were still immersed in the sorrowful mood and hadn’t recovered, were dumbfounded. The producer, who was secretly wiping tears, was also stupefied.

Umemiya Hiro, who had just engaged her emotions and felt her nose tingling slightly, was grinding her teeth.

“Hey! Junior! Why didn’t you finish it!”

“Eh? I just stood from Meihime’s perspective and wanted to say the words she left unsaid…”

Hearing Umemiya Hiro’s questioning, Kazakami Ritsu spread her hands with an innocent face.

Umemiya Hiro glared at Kazakami Ritsu and snatched the lottery box from the staff member’s hand.

“So the above content concludes this Q&A segment. We look forward to everyone’s letters for the next episode. Next, let’s enter our new segment.”

As expected of a senior, although she looked unhappy, she still ended the item with a brisk tone.

Taking advantage of the musical transition time entering the next segment, the two picked up the drinks prepared on the table to moisten their throats.

When the producer gave the signal, Umemiya Hiro picked up the microphone again.

“Next is the radio program’s unique Mini-Theater segment. We need to draw the scene and our identities from the lottery box separately and improvise freely.”

After reading the game rules in one breath, Umemiya Hiro glared at Kazakami Ritsu, who was taking the opportunity to slack off beside her.

Caught slacking, Kazakami Ritsu coughed twice and picked up the conversation very perceptively.

“Improvisation? This stumps me… Senior, you should have a bigger advantage, right?”

“Didn’t you just perform a segment! Isn’t saying this now a bit too deliberate!”

After exchanging retorts, the two reached out toward the lottery box in front of them together.

Kazakami Ritsu fumbled for a while and took out a small ball from the box marked “Scene.”

Opening it to take a look, she found it said “In the school courtyard after a light rain,” a scene typical of normies.

Then she reached out again and took a ball from the small box marked “Character.”

Seeing the words “Literary Girl” written on it, Kazakami Ritsu tugged at the corner of her mouth.

Umemiya Hiro also reached out and fished out a ball with “Gentle Big Sister” written on it.

Thus, after exchanging glances for a while, the two swapped the balls in their hands in front of numerous staff members.

“Senior, this is truly an unforeseen situation.”

“Hmm, why did it turn out like this?”

Although both were saying words lacking confidence, their auras had undergone earth-shattering changes.

Accompanying the sound effect of the transition, Umemiya Hiro, who had obtained the identity of the Literary Girl, spoke first.

“Um, thank you, Big Sister, for lending me your umbrella…”

As an industry senior, Umemiya Hiro found it quite easy to voice a character of this age range.

Without looking at the screen and relying only on imagination, one could envision a timid girl with twin braids and black-framed glasses.

However, in this current performance, what people looked forward to most was actually Kazakami Ritsu’s performance after drawing the older character role.

Under the gaze of the staff, Kazakami Ritsu, gripping the microphone tightly, spoke slowly.

“It’s okay, as long as it helps you.”

Although the voice was slightly cool, it gave the listeners the illusion of being bathed in a spring breeze.

Umemiya Hiro raised an eyebrow and picked up the next line.

“Big Sister… we haven’t met many times in total, so why are you so good to me?”

The literary girl with some braids mustered her courage and asked the big sister in front of her with longing.

But in the next instant, the line spoken by the big sister made her freeze in place.

“Probably because I saw the shadow of my good-for-nothing younger sister in you.”

Umemiya Hiro clenched her fists, looking at Kazakami Ritsu with several rays of killing intent that felt almost tangible.

However, out of professional ethics, Umemiya Hiro bit the bullet and continued acting according to the plot.

“So that’s how it is… Then, Big Sister, you must have a very good relationship with your sister, right?”

As soon as the voice fell, Umemiya Hiro waved her threatening little fist at her partner beside her.

Seeing her action, Kazakami Ritsu leaned back slightly, her expression appearing unusually solemn.

“Yes, we’ve had a very good relationship since we were young, but we haven’t seen each other for a long time.”

Seeing her threat work, a triumphant smile appeared on Umemiya Hiro’s face.

‘Hmph, a mere junior wants to defy a senior?’

Thinking this, she naturally spoke the line she had thought of.

“Is that so? Then is it because Big Sister works out of town that you can’t meet her?”

Kazakami Ritsu shook her head, revealing a “just as planned” smile identical to Light Yagami’s.

“No… she died in a traffic accident when she was in middle school.”

“You bastard… Shine (Die)!”