103: true end Different Talents
This had to be the most intimate and embarrassing mont yet.
Liu Lili's face was flushed crimson from head to toe, as if she were wearing the mask of a dramatic opera hero. Every ti Lu Lele moved, Lili's body trembled, looking quite amusing.
What looked like a perfectly ordinary act of nursing felt completely different once the concept of "sex" was introduced.
However, Liu Lili was not entirely passive. She used one hand to hold onto Lu Lele to keep from falling, but her other hand was not idle. It was busy doing what needed to be done, allowing Lu Lele to also enjoy the "punishnt" she deserved.
Before long, Lu Lele voluntarily stopped "accepting her punishnt," bringing an end to this romantic scene.
Lu Lele asked Liu Lili if she wanted to rest for a while or simply call it quits. Instead, Liu Lili insisted that she was full of energy and could go again, declaring that the fifth round would be the deciding match.
But when the fifth round officially began for both of them, Lu Lele realized sothing was wrong.
Her hand, for so reason, suddenly stopped feeling like her own. Why was her hand starting to tremble uncontrollably?
This is bad.
Although Lu Lele had inherited the drawing ability from the Yandere Perfect Ending, inheritance had its limits. It was mostly theoretical knowledge; she hadn't inherited the muscle mory one hundred percent.
There is a significant difference between theory and practice. Especially since, at this point in this save file, the middle schooler Lu Lele had never drawn anything before, hadn't even touched a paintbrush.
As a result, after restarting this save file, the current Lu Lele could not rely on the muscle mory she possessed in the Yandere Perfect Ending to draw. Once she picked up the pen, she had to think through every motion to make accurate strokes, which required a massive amount of ntal energy.
To put it simply, even though the current Lu Lele was a middle schooler with inherited mories, she hadn't practiced. She was still unskilled and unaccustod to drawing. As her physical and ntal energy drained, the situation worsened, ultimately resulting in a shaking hand.
It was like a master butcher who lost his trusty knife and picked up a new, dull blade. Before he could sharpen it again, his ability to cut at would be compromised, no matter how skilled he was.
It was a fault that could only be overco with years of training, requiring the formation of muscle mory. It was just like playing the piano, even if you knew which keys to press, you had to practice to play accurately without error.
However, Lu Lele's current young body had not undergone systematic training. Her physical "hardware" was no different from Liu Lili's, giving her no advantage in this regard.
Lu Lele's only advantage lay in her knowledge of drawing theory and technique.
Liu Lili, however, was different.
In the Yandere Perfect Ending, Lu Lele had clearly understood Liu Lili's characteristics as an artist and knew exactly where her strengths lay.
When it ca to "imitating and replicating another person's artwork," Liu Lili's talent was absolutely not to be underestimated. This was what Liu Lili excelled at most in the Yandere Perfect Ending, completely unlike Lu Lele, who preferred drawing with unfettered imagination and was not skilled at imitation.
In other words, she had actively chosen to pit her own weakness against Liu Lili's inherent strength.
Although Lu Lele had easily won the first two rounds relying on past knowledge and technique, and then lost the next two by going easy on her, by the ti the fifth round arrived, Liu Lili had fully awakened. anwhile, Lu Lele was suffering from misfortune upon misfortune as her hand began to tremble.
In the end, with both her mindset and physical state affected, Lu Lele lost the fifth duel by a narrow margin, even without going easy.
Lu Lele looked unwillingly at the drawing Liu Lili had made and discovered that Lili's fifth piece was actually quite good. It could be described as very similar to the original, achieving a similarity rating of over seventy percent, approaching eighty.
Lu Lele, with her shaking hand, had only managed a score in the low seventies this ti.
In just five short practice sessions, Liu Lili had already grown to this level.
It was obvious that Lu Lele was not skilled at this slavish imitation style of drawing, yet it was precisely Liu Lili's forte.
So this was Liu Lili's talent.
So this was the powerlessness and despair Liu Lili felt in her heart when she saw Lu Lele's drawings in the Yandere Perfect Ending.
Then, if such a talent could be kept from going to waste and instead be utilized well, perhaps the tragedy that befell Liu Lili last ti would not repeat itself?
Lu Lele felt a surge of emotion, sighed, and then turned to give Liu Lili a thumbs up, saying:
"Lili, you have a very high talent for imitation drawing. You're truly amazing. I lost."
On the surface, it looked like Lu Lele had unfortunately suffered a coback defeat, losing three rounds in a row after winning the first two against her lover. But in reality, Lu Lele knew she had lost completely. Even her years of drawing experience hadn't helped her secure victory.
While this was certainly due to her lack of familiarity and trembling hand, it also indirectly reflected just how terrifying Liu Lili's talent in this area was.
However, Liu Lili did not show the joy of a victor. Instead, she keenly sensed the shift in Lu Lele's mood and asked with concern:
"Lele, why are you sighing?"
Lu Lele replied:
"Because I prepared for so long, yet I still lost to you, Lili. Naturally, I feel a bit unwilling, so I'm not very happy. But it doesn't matter. Co on, Lili. Follow the play depicted in the picture and give the punishnt of a loser."
"Lele, do you want to... forget it?"
Liu Lili asked hesitantly:
"The 'ga' you prepared certainly brought a lot of surprises, Lele, but that doesn't an we have to designate a 'winner' and a 'loser.' A ga should be an activity that brings us joy. If Lele isn't happy, then what's the point?"
Liu Lili gazed at Lu Lele, her expression very serious:
"Let's just call the fifth round a draw, okay? I know Lele will think I'm deliberately going easy on you, but it doesn't matter. Next, Lele has to do as I say. Consider it your punishnt, alright?"
"..."
I can't help but feel that Lili's words sound familiar.
This subtle, almost imperceptible pity.
It seems as if I once bestowed this sa pity upon Liu Lili.
Lu Lele smiled faintly. She was no longer willing to fuss over trivial details like Liu Lili not following the rules again, nor did she wish to get angry or argue with her over it.
Respecting a lover's opinion was by no ans a decision born of cowardice or incompetence. What was shaful about doing as Liu Lili wished and taking the way out she offered?
After all, Liu Lili's true intention was to care for her.
Lu Lele then said:
"Lili, you're right. Gas and things like that aren't important. The only thing that matters is that we love each other and are never separated."
Liu Lili, believing she had persuaded Lu Lele, looked very happy and said:
"Then, Lele, next..."
"Don't speak. Kiss ."
Lu Lele wrapped her arms around her lover's neck and pressed her sweet lips against hers.
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