Yes, Children Should Not Imitate This – Part 06

“Due to the typhoon, all services are currently suspended.”

Worse, the trains weren’t running.

“We don’t know when service will resume. It might be down until night,” Sera said after asking the station staff, shaking her head.

“I see. Then we’ll run. If we give up now, Maelstrom will laugh at us.” After massaging her sprained ankle, Saras stood up and stretched.

I found myself having fun and smiled. “That’s the spirit. You good to go?”

“I’ve rested enough.”

She pressed a hand to her ankle. Her face said, even if she couldn’t run, she was still going to run.

“Yeah. We’ve come this far. Let’s go as far as we can,” Sera said.

“What about a taxi?” I asked. “Still won’t make it?”

“No. It’s about seven hours by car from here to the venue. We’d be faster on foot.”

“No other choice, then.”

I was actually starting