A sowhat conservative boy.
Toyomi imdiately ford a clear impression of Ren.
However, he had a certain possessiveness toward Chika, and the crucial thing was that Chika herself knew it.
It was clearly a mutual understanding between them.
Toyomi pouted.
Now Father would be happy. Because of a boy, Chika was taking a completely different path from her.
However, with Chika having a boy she liked, Father probably would not be too happy.
But Grandpa and Maternal Grandfather should be quite happy.
Father would not be happy about Chika liking anyone, even if that person was already confird to be a future god.
This differed from Grandpa and Maternal Grandfather. Both of them would be very happy to see Chika find a boyfriend.
Mother was neutral. She was not too concerned about whether Chika found a boyfriend or not.
After so thought, Toyomi reached only one conclusion.
Father would not be happy no matter what.
"Toyomi-nee, do you plan to beco a lawyer in the future?"
"A lawyer? You should know I'm not in the legal profession."
Hearing her sister's words, Toyomi's first reaction was to wonder if Chika had forgotten that she was a history major.
Although history was also a liberal arts subject, history and law were completely different, even if both were liberal arts.
"What if you were to transfer to the legal profession?"
Transfer to law?
Toyomi drove while pondering her sister's question.
Lawyers needed to morize a lot of content.
Of course, she was confident in her mory. Those legal clauses were not impossible to rember. It was just that switching from history to law ant starting over, which would be quite troubleso.
"It's not a big problem, but it's quite troubleso."
"Switching from history to law ans starting from scratch. morizing all those legal provisions would be tiring. It would take a long ti."
"Why ask so suddenly?"
Toyomi was curious why her sister suddenly cared about her major.
"Heh heh."
Chika smiled mysteriously, then tilted her face slightly upward at a 45-degree angle.
"Sis, what do you think about understanding rules, utilizing rules, and finally, formulating rules?"
Understanding rules, utilizing rules, formulating rules...
These three rule-related terms made Toyomi pause slightly. She kept an eye on the traffic light, and after stopping the car, began to consider their aning together with her sister's words.
A lawyer starts by understanding rules.
After understanding them, they begin to find loopholes and utilize them.
However, formulating rules did not seem like sothing an ordinary lawyer could do.
"So, that's why it's a lawyer?"
Toyomi understood completely. Now she knew what her sister ant by asking that question.
"This is a choice of power, isn't it?"
After speaking, she saw her sister's triumphant face instantly wilt in the rearview mirror.
From that reaction, Toyomi knew she had guessed correctly.
"I knew it. You never talk about my major normally, so why bring up professional matters now?"
"So, Chika thinks I'm more suitable to be a lawyer?"
"No, I just don't think Moeha is suitable to be a lawyer."
Chika denied it directly, then explained why.
"...That's true."
Regarding whether their youngest sister was suitable to be a lawyer, Toyomi's thoughts were almost identical to Chika's.
If their mischievous and slightly yandere sister beca a lawyer, she would probably throw both plaintiff and defendant into chaos.
Toyomi glanced at the boy in the rearview mirror and suddenly asked,
"Ren, do you think I'm suitable to be a lawyer?"
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Ren was slightly startled, not expecting their conversation to involve him.
After thinking about Moeha and Toyomi's personalities, he shook his head slightly.
"Toyomi's personality is similar to Chika's, but compared to Chika's instability, Toyomi is more stable."
"Furthermore, Toyomi's rebellion against your father is out in the open. Toyomi is more suited to a bright profession, and she also gives people a feeling of overflowing maternal instinct."
"Therefore, I think Toyomi is more suitable to be a Bard."
"On the contrary, Moeha, who enjoys pranks, is more suitable to be a lawyer."
"Bard?"
Toyomi was a bit curious about this profession.
"Ren, what does this Bard do?"
"Simply put, it's a religious priest and ceremonial official, and also a fair and just Notary."
Ren did not hesitate to explain.
"I see."
Toyomi understood the position of this profession from the simple introduction.
Thinking about her sisters' plan to build a city for extraordinary individuals, a corresponding religion would inevitably be established there in the future. From this perspective, she could indeed beco a priest and ceremonial official.
As for being a fair and just Notary, that was probably the manifestation of ability.
In every sense, choosing this profession was indeed very suitable for her.
Toyomi glanced down at her chest and asked with a smile,
"I'd like to ask, Ren, do you think I have overflowing maternal instinct because my figure perfectly fits that impression?"
Eh?
This question made Ren subconsciously glance at Toyomi. He awkwardly averted his eyes and replied with so embarrassnt,
"There is indeed a reason for that. But my judgnt is that Toyomi is more tolerant of certain things. In fact, you can see so of this in Chika as well, which is why Chika is also called Fujiwara... mmph mmph mmph!"
"Ah. Ren, you can't say that na."
Before Ren could say it, the anxious Chika had already clapped a hand over his mouth.
Toyomi glanced at her flustered sister in the rearview mirror. She knew the na without being told.
Fujiwara Mama, a very maternal title, and a very bad one for a young girl.
However, as an adult, she did not really mind it, and even found it interesting.
Perhaps this way of thinking showed she was more suitable to be a Bard.
"Ren, after we get ho, could you explain more about the Bard profession? I'm very interested."
(To be continued.)
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