The True Feelings of a Tsundere Are Showing - The True Feelings of a Tsundere Are Showing chapter 6

6. The tsundere was defeated for the first time.

Nintendo Twitch.

It was made in a neighboring country, but it is a famous game machine that is in high demand in Korea.

Especially when the coronavirus hit the world.

At that time, a game called ‘Gather, Plant Forest’ was very popular.

I couldn’t go outside, so I bought it in a hurry, saying that I needed to heal even in the game.

Of course, Seoah Han and I had it from the beginning.

We were so serious about games that we owned all of the pre-Twitch consoles.

Anyway.

This is not important right now.

“What are you doing, bring it quickly.”

“······Do you really want to take revenge in such a violent way?”

The fact that the eyes of Han Seo-ah in front of me now has completely changed was important.

“You told me I was an idiot. So I have to show you if I really am an idiot.”

“Some crazy guy proves he’s not an idiot with a game…”

“Yeah, I’m that madman. Get it quick.”

[Sorry, Siuya. No matter how much I love you, I can’t stand this.]

I only turn my eyes when it’s really like this.

The map usually said that I was an idiot without thinking about it.

It was very unfair, but I had no choice but to obey.

Because I knew better than anyone how terrifying Han Seo-ah, whose eyes were turned upside down because her pride was scratched.

This was her most memorable event.

She went to a PC room alone, and the boy sitting next to her said that he had given her a hunsu once, so she played one-on-one with him for an hour and harassed her.

‘······ Since then, she has never seen the boy in the internet cafe, probably.’

Like this, when it comes to the game genre, it was Han Seo-ah who was more serious than anyone else.

As long as his eyes were already overturned, there was no one in the world who could stop the runaway locomotive named Han Seo-ah.

Han Seo-ah smiled brightly when he brought the game console with the feeling of a prisoner being dragged to the death penalty.

“You’re going to bring it so well. Why are you complaining unnecessarily?”

“Think about it again now…”

“Now, since it’s a game I haven’t seen in a long time, I guess I should bet on it, right?”

“······· Huh?”

“That’s right. Originally, games are more fun when something is at stake.”

[The Siwoo I know definitely won’t work hard. Even so, you should have insurance.]

“····.”

How the hell did he know that I wasn’t going to work hard?

I tried to lose the game and quit the game if I could lose by looking at the chance.

Is this the jjambab of my childhood friend who has known me for over 10 years?

But why didn’t I know the person named Seoah Han in detail?

Anyway.

This isn’t important right now either.

Hanseoah still couldn’t erase the smile from her mouth as she spoke.

“Hmm… Okay, let’s do that.”

“What is that, you bastard?”

“Wish! For the loser to grant the winner one wish.”

“····.”

“Why, don’t you like it?”

“Of course. I’ve rarely beaten you. Would you like to make a wish bet?”

“It’s okay, your opinion didn’t matter much anyway.”

Okay, take it.

Han Seo-ah proudly declared, ‘Since when did you have the initiative?’, Threw the remote control at me.

“What do you want to play with?”

“There is no option not to do it…”

“Okay, let’s have a big fight after a long time!”

Han Seo-ah didn’t pretend to hear me and she pulled out the game pack.

Weing-

The sound of a chip being inserted was heard, and the TV screen went black.

Click-

When Han Seo-ah presses the button once, the game screen of the ‘Great Battle’ is displayed immediately.

If you’re used to it, it was a very familiar screen.

We used to play that game often before going to university, that is, until high school.

The reason I spent less time playing games after graduating from high school wasn’t because games weren’t fun, it was simply because I didn’t have time.

University assignments, classes, studying for certifications, etc.

Because when we were minors, we were faced with many duties that we could not have imagined.

It was only natural that the time to play games would decrease.

This was great news for me.

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“······What was this control key?”

It’s true that I’m basically worse at playing games than Seoah Han.

If it’s a game I haven’t played in such a long time, it’s because I had enough potential.

In this respect, the game was similar to a bicycle.

Like periodically oiling a bicycle to keep it running.

In order to maintain my game skills, I had to play it regularly.

But, as I just said, we couldn’t grease our rusty skills.

Assuming that I lost the same percentage of my skills, it was Han Seo-ah, not me, who would have lost even more.

If the 80-person skill is halved, the 40 will drop.

Because if the skill of 100 people drops by half, 50 will drop.

And, my assumptions soon turned out to be true.

“Kyaaak!”

“Wow, I couldn’t eat that. Seriously, Han Seo-ah has already retired.”

“······Annoying, really.”

Hanseo Agai accidentally missed her most important item in the game, the ‘Battle Ball’.

I didn’t miss that moment and used the skill I had saved to obtain the ‘Great Fight Ball’, then lightly blew Han Seo-ah’s character away with a special move.

Since the character’s life was set to one from the beginning of the game, I was the final winner of this game.

“Do you have anything to say, you stupid idiot?”

“····.”

“What? Prove you’re not an idiot with a game? Who said this?”

“······Annoying me.”

Han Seo-ah throws the remote control she was holding onto the blanket with a frown on her face.

Seeing that I couldn’t even see the sentence in my heart this time, it seemed that the annoyance I could see was completely sincere.

But, what?

To be annoyed is to be annoyed. Because a bet is a bet.

“Can I make a wish now?”

“No, but this game…”

“Aren’t you asking me to step down now or invalidating it? Han Seo-ah of the world.”

“It’s okay, tell me your wish quickly.”

Hanseo Ah, as if she had nothing to say anymore, she put on an expression of giving up everything.

“It’s a wish.

“No matter what you ask for, rumors won’t spread.”

“Why, just in case. I might make you do something very strange and I might tell other people about it.”

“····.”

Han Seo-ah’s expression hardens in real time as if she hadn’t thought of it at all.

This is it.

The only thing I’ve never won before is a retreat to see that expression, I mean.

It’s absolutely not because it’s just miserably applied.

Seoah Han’s body was trembling slightly.

“······What are you going to say with your wish?”

“Well, which one would be better. I haven’t thought about it in detail yet.”

“You’re not trying to do something really weird, are you?”

“I don’t know. Seeing what you’re doing.”

“······Really annoying.”

Seoah Han’s cheeks swell with those words.

It was clear that she still believed she was a high school student.

‘Why are you really cute?’

Of course, the weirder person here was me, who felt that he was cute.

Really, how did this happen?

I never thought I would think that Han Seo-ah looks cute as I live my life.

Keep your eyes as far away from Han Seo-ah’s cheeks as possible, and ask what you were most curious about in this bet.

“What is the level of the wish?”

“······Suwi?”

“Eh. But there should be some line.”

“······Pervert. What the hell are you trying to do to me?”

[Am I really going to get hurt right now? Like common 19 gold web novels?]

[······Wait a minute, isn’t that a benefit? I think it would be fine if the opponent was Siwoo.]

Han Seo-ah’s inner feelings began to show again with the spit out.

A while ago, he asked me if I was watching some kind of strange light novel.

No matter how much I think about it, I think it’s him, not me, reading strange novels these days.

There’s no way a normal person would think like that.

What kind of normal human being suffers (?) Do you think it’s an advantage?

I felt like I had to say my wish sooner to correct Seo-ah Han’s terrible misunderstanding.

“Can I do this?”

“······What is this?”

“Be my slave for the next month.”

“······Are you seriously asking that?”

[It might not be bad if you are Siwoo’s only slave…]

[If that’s really Siwoo’s wish, do I have to call Siwoo master for the next month? Don’t you think it’s bad?]

Which beat should I tune to?

All kinds of bad words come out of your mouth, but the sentences in your heart are saying that it is rather good.

If I thought about it further, I felt like I was going to lose my mind because I was confused.

“I can’t do it. I’ll just put it off.”

“······Delay?”

“Uh. I didn’t say you had to say your wish right away when you first decided to bet.”

“······Do whatever you want. Instead, since we delayed it, let’s lower the level of wishes.”

“Okay, that’s acceptable.”

“Okay, then. I’m leaving now.”

Han Seo Ah spurred her seat and stood up as if she was still in a bad mood.

[······Honestly, I expected a little bit. Siwoo isn’t that bold yet.]

[Should I take the initiative when progressing later?]

Of course, as I was looking at Han Seo-ah’s inner thoughts, I knew very well that that figure was a lie.

“Go.”

“Uh. Goodbye. Don’t leave me tomorrow.”

“······Alba? Why are you arguing with me when you can’t wake up?”

[Siwoo asked me to wake him up himself. hehehe, I have to wake myself up tomorrow.]

The first day when the inner thoughts of childhood friends began to be expressed as sentences.

The discrepancy between the sentences we still hear and the sentences in our hearts hasn’t gone away at all.