No
one answers, but Ziz’s eyes eventually adjust, so she looks at whoever
it is. She’s astonished to see who it is, and I assume it’s Behemoth.
She cries saying she thought she’d never see them again because of
something that happened to them all. Ziz says she doesn’t care where
this is anymore, and that this time she will...
Title card pops up, and the prologue has a title for once. This one is called The Strange, Strange Pair.
Scene
skips back to school. Some swordsman is giving chocolate to a wolf mob
senpai, who gives him something in return. A girl gives another one some
candy and an extra thing, which turns out to be a hair pin. Some other
wolf is *vibrating* because a shadow mermaid gave him some chocolates,
and she has to tell him to calm down.
Ryouta
is off to the side commenting on how it sure is Valentine’s and how
happy people are. He’s okay with it all, whether it be chocolate for
friends, chocolates to be nice, or whatever. Kengo says the hallways are
filled with people exchanging gifts too.
Moritaka
says the first time he saw all this he was confused, but he thinks it’s
a good chance to express thanks and positivity. Touji thinks people are
getting too into it though. He won’t deny that celebrations are part of
government, but if it’s about love and you want to keep it secret you
may as well send flowers.
You either say
it’s nice how people are enjoying themselves, say you’re surprised at
how open people are, or be grumpy like Aizen and say Valentine’s should
be destroyed. In A Ryouta agrees, and in B Shirou mentions lots of
Transients are surprised at first before mentioning there should be
similar customs elsewhere.
Anyways Kengo
will he’s glad Valentine’s means he can just eat chocolate out in the
open. Ryouta complains that he’s eating into some shared pile that’s has
some for everyone, and Kengo says it’s only a little bit. Moritaka says
he bought some Seven Colored Manju and offers to share them at lunch.
Shirou brought a cake he tried making, and the choices excite Ryouta. He
doesn’t even know where to begin.
Shirou
says he’s obligated to remind people to not be too noisy. Ryouta says he
knows, then gives him a grab bag of candy for the Evils. They seem
happy, and Touji seems to be thinking of something.
Some
time later, Kengo says he wants to go get something salty after having
something sweet so he’ll be going outside. Ryouta decides to join him
because he wants snacks for when everyone eats. Shirou sighs but tells
them to be back before class starts. Ryouta says they will, then says
you should come too.
You can either agree,
ask about being taken along, or wonder if any yakisoba bread is left.
Going with B, Ryouta suggests buying tons of candy for an after school
party. Then you guys go as Shirou sorta talks to himself about how
excitable the guys are.
Touji starts
talking to him, and Shirou initially thinks this is about keeping you
guys in check. Touji actually has some sort of request of him though, to
his surprise.
Out in the hallway Kengo is
running down ready to bowl over anyone in the way. Ryouta is struggling
to keep up, and Kengo tells him to pick up the pace or else breakfast
will be over. If nothing else the sweet buns will be sold out quick.
Ibaraki notices you guys and starts talking. He has some milk and a
melon bread.
Shuten is with him, and he
warns Kengo to not run so much or else Jinn will come running for him.
He’s unimpressed by this, then asks if they’re coming back from the
cafeteria. He also comments that they haven’t taken much with them,
which Ryouta also asks about.
Ibaraki is
about to complain to you guys and tell you all about it, but Shuten
thinks it’s more interesting and aesthetic for you guys to see for
yourselves. Ryouta wonders if Chouji is going to unveil a new secret
move or something, and Ibaraki is baffled he’d even think that.
Kengo
speaks up and says you guys should hurry, so he goes. Ryouta stays
behind long enough to give some hand some candy bags to Ibaraki and
Shuten. Ibaraki is shocked by this while Shuten thanks him and says
he’ll get him something later. You leave then too and say happy
Valentine’s.
Shuten comments on how lively
you guys are, then asks why Ibaraki is making a face. Turns out Ibaraki
has been trying to find an opportunity all morning to give something to
Shuten and is mad Ryouta just did it so smoothly.
Scene
then moves to the school cafeteria as Kengo wonders if anything is left
and finds some posters or something. Ryouta comes in and asks if
anything is there, but somehow everything is sold out to your shock.
Ryouta says he at least wants to get some juice from the vending
machines.
Kengo tells him that *everything*
in the cafeteria is out. Ingredients for lunch and dinner, the vending
machines, even the school store’s stuff so they’re closed for the day.
Ryouta is shocked by this and asks what they’ll do for lunch then. You
can either be mildly concerned this happened, ask if this is what Shuten
was talking about, or demand to know who did this.
Going
with C, Ryouta agrees and says you guys should ask Chouji since he
should be here manning the place today. Kengo says that’s unnecessary
and points to the middle of the room. Behemoth is there stuffing himself
to the point the room seems cramped.
Behemoth
either doesn’t hear anything else or doesn’t care about anything else
as he keeps going. Kengo asks if he’s a student here since he’s never
seen him before. You either ask who he is, wonder if he did something to
Chouji, or say you want to be held by his fat body.
Going
with A, Kengo tells you guys to be ready because he hears something
off. Ryouta thinks it’s just Behemoth’s eating and notices all the
plates. Kengo insists it’s something else and tells him not to move. A
depressed voice says it’s fine and tells you Behemoth is harmless.
Ryouta
recognizes it as Chouji and asks where he is. He answers, and he’s
sorta blocked by Behemoth. Ryouta asks what happened, and Chouji says
Behemoth ate it all. He’s in disbelief that Behemoth could eat through
all of his Super★Three Day Chinese Feast, which Kengo thinks is some
super move. Ryouta explains that it’s a sort of course where you keep
making food until whoever you’re making it for says they’ve had enough.
Ryouta
is upset because Chouji once told him he’d do it for him first. Some
rumbling starts, and Kengo tells Chouji to come over while he tells you
to grab Ryouta and duck. Ryouta doesn’t get what’s happening but
complies. You either tell him to grab you, say you get what that earlier
sound is, or say you don’t know either but go along with it. A loud
cracking sound resounds as the chair Behemoth is sitting in breaks, and
he falls to the floor.
Behemoth is
unperturbed by this and continues eating some dessert and drinks some
tea. Tea that Chouji apparently put out for him because Kengo asks why
he’s doing so. Chouji says it’s important to finish things properly as a
cook, no matter how tired you get. Then he asks if Behemoth is
satisfied from his cooking.
Behemoth
doesn’t actually answer, but Chouji figures it out anyway. He’s put out
that the answer is no. The bell rings, and Kengo complains there isn’t
even any bread. Ryouta for his part laments that all he has for the day
is candy.
Kengo turns to Chouji and asks
what he’ll do, offering to carry him to class. He says he’ll go after
figuring out some food arrangements, so Ryouta says they’ll let the
teacher know and tells him to get some rest.
Back
in the hallway Kengo hurries you guys on, though Ryouta isn’t holding
up very well. You ask him what’s wrong, so he says he thinks Chouji
seems different today, maybe a bit quiet. Kengo says Chouji often talks
about not getting enough sleep. You can either agree or say you should
keep going back to class. Kengo will say it if you don’t.
Ryouta
tries to keep up, and you can either tell him to keep at it or tell him
to stop because there’s someone ahead. He almost crashes into Ziz and
apologizes for that, and she laughs it off. You can then either
apologize, wonder who she is, or say she’s pretty.
In
any case Ziz walks off, at which point Ryouta decides to ask if she’s
part of the school. Kengo yells at him to move his ass, and you guys run
on. Back in the classroom Moritaka asks if Ryouta is okay and gives him
some water. His head is still spinning.
It
turns out that you and Kengo have at some point decided to throw Ryouta
at each other to carry him along faster, which Touji is incredulous
about. Seems to be Kengo’s idea when he threatened to ditch Ryouta in
the halls, and he says he did the soft sort of underhand throwing. You
say you had no idea what was happening for a sec until Ryouta came
hurtling at you, or comment that it was easier admittedly.
Shirou
is shocked by this whole thing and says that if Mononobe wasn’t running
late he’d be glaring at you guys. Ryouta in turn freaks out over the
point of it all then. Shirou is about to say more, though Mononobe comes
in at that point.
Mononobe asks Shirou to
do the Japanese classroom formalities, and after that’s done he tells
the class he was late because of some newcomers coming. Ryouta is
excited about this, and Mononobe brings them in quickly.
Behemoth
and Ziz both come in, and you either comment that Behemoth seems kinda
familiar or say you recognize Ziz. Mononobe introduces Behemoth first as
a new student and then Ziz as a new student teacher. He also mentions
they came from the same world as he turns to Ziz.
Ziz
confirms this, describing the two of them as childhood friends. There
was one more, but she doesn’t say anything else on that. You express
either interest or mild envy at the thought of childhood friendship.
Kengo says it’s not that good since they’re naggy, at which point Shirou
starts pinching him or something.
Mononobe
moves along and says that since the two of them haven’t been around for
long, he wants everyone in class to help them if they have any
problems. The class applauds for them, and Mononobe asks Behemoth to say
something.
Behemoth sniffs around, and Ziz
asks Mononobe to step back as Behemoth is about to talk. He complies,
though he says Behemoth is acting strange. Behemoth then yells about
being hungry, jumping over the podium with a crazed look in his eyes and
bee lining for Ryouta.
Shirou yells out
that Behemoth is trying to get at the candy in Ryouta’s hands, and Kengo
tells him to throw it since he’s carrying so much. Ryouta refuses to
let go since there won’t be any lunch, and Touji is impressed that
Ryouta is fending Behemoth off so well despite his hands being full. He
even thinks Ryouta might be some secret martial arts master.
You
either comment that Ryouta is amazing when food is on the line or say
Touji has weird priorities. Moritaka says you guys have to help him, so
Kengo calls to you and says you two will restrain Behemoth. Mononobe
just sighs, then asks Ziz what she’s doing. She asks him to wait since
timing is important to making tea. A timer chimes, and Ziz says her
three minute cooking starts now.
Ziz then
pulls out a huge basket from somewhere filled to the brim with
sandwiches, then pours the tea as its aroma fills the room. Behemoth
stops as he notices, and Ryouta comments on the smells too. Ziz waves
Ryouta over, then tosses her basket of deluxe sandwiches at Behemoth.
Both
of them run for the basket and start eating, and Ryouta comments on the
familial style cooking what with the cheese slices. Ziz says there’s
plenty so they should calm down, then offers her tea. She turns to
Mononobe and apologizes for how much of a mess Behemoth makes when he’s
hungry. If he acts up again she asks that she be called over to calm him
down.
Mononobe passes that along to the
class, and you either acknowledge this obediently, say you want Ziz to
feed you too, or comment that Mononobe isn’t that ruffled by what’s
happening. Going with C, he says he’s been a teacher for a while, so
this is minor in his experience.
Mononobe
decides to move things along with class and asks Ziz to watch from the
side. Shirou comments that Behemoth won’t be an issue if he’s fed, and
Behemoth says Ziz’s sandwiches are great. Ziz tells him to do his best
in class, since they decided to do so “here.” Kengo wonders if Behemoth
is different from who they saw earlier.
Scene
skips later on to you and Ryouta visiting Chouji in the nurse’s office.
You ask if he’s okay, ask if anything happened, or say his fevered face
looks cute too. Going with A, Ryouta says you were worried too. In any
case Ryouta says he heard from everyone about how busy Chouji has been
lately and wishes he noticed sooner.
You
ask what he means, so Ryouta tells you that Chouji gets asked to make
sweets by a bunch of people when Valentine’s rolls around. Chernobog
helps so there’s more hands than usual, but he still got a lot more
orders this time around. He’s fine with it though. He’s more shocked
that his food wasn’t enough for Behemoth.
It
was a little humbling, but Chouji seems inspired to work harder on his
confection making. He thanks you two for coming, then tells you guys
there’s an event coming up where he’s giving them out. He then gives you
some complimentary tickets to the thing, the titular Valentine Festival
Sweets Road.
The thing lasts from
Valentines to White Day and Chouji describes it as a big gourmet event.
He also has tickets for everyone, and says he thinks it should be fun
since there are other sweets there and a handmade sweets corner. You can
either say you’re excited for Chouji’s stuff, express interest in all
the stores there, or express interest in the handmade sweets corner.
Going
with A, Chouji says he’ll be bringing a lot over there. Anyways he’ll
be going back to the cafeteria and thanks you guys for coming. He then
remembers he needs to get ingredients, at which point Zaou walks in.
He
has a huge mound of stuff for him to use, saying the best quality stuff
is from the mountain’s bounty. Motosumi shows up too helping to carry
stuff. He was up training in the mountains when Zaou just showed up. But
anyways he’s here because he was promised half of it as payment.
Scene
shifts to the front of the school buildings as you regroup with the
gang. Touji says you and Ryouta are late, and Kengo asks about Chouji.
Ryouta says he’s not back to normal yet, then says Chouji will be going
to the cafeteria then the dorms. You notice Moritaka is not there, so
you ask about him.
Kengo says Moritaka had
to leave early because he had things to do, adding he seemed to be
running away, unusually. Shirou suggests going back, offering to make
dinner tonight since Chouji is busy. Ryouta is excited by this, and
Kengo says you guys should get back quick since there was no lunch
because of that one Transient.
Shirou
points out that Behemoth is behind him. You can either greet him or
forget his name. He asks for your names so you introduce yourself, and
everyone takes turns to follow suit. Ryouta asks if he’s also part of
the dorms, but Behemoth is actually there to talk.
Behemoth
says he wants to apologize for that morning, which Ryouta interprets to
be about the classroom scuffle and waves it off. Kengo teases Ryouta
for having a grumbling stomach and crying at lunchtime. Behemoth
explains that he loses his head whenever he gets hungry, even back in
his home world.
Ryouta sympathizes, saying
when he gets too hungry he eats that ham in the fridge. Behemoth asks if
he’s ever come too to find he’s eaten up his lodgings too, and Ryouta
in shock says he never went that far. Touji is surprised at the problems
Transients can have, and Shirou says he needs to talk to Ryouta about
that ham because it was a present.
Ziz
walks over and greets everyone, and Ryouta asks if she’s going home too.
She jokes to Behemoth about him making friends already, and he says
she’s late. She says she had a lot to learn on her first day. Also she
was scolded about making too much tea. Shirou says it was surprising
when she started doing that earlier that day in class, which she
apologizes for.
Anyways she turns to
Behemoth and says it’s time to go, asking him to come to the supermarket
with her. He asks that she makes hamburgers tonight. You either ask if
they’re living together or ask about their relationship. Going with A,
Ziz says she’s currently the only one who understands what Behemoth
wants. She also says the two of them are in the same boat.
Kengo
doesn’t understand the big words she’s using, so she tells him not to
worry about it. Ziz also mentions them having close origins, though
Behemoth stops her from saying any more by saying he’s getting hungry.
Then the two of them say their goodbyes to the gang.
The
gang say their own goodbye, with Kengo suggesting going to the
cafeteria together next time, while Shirou offers to help if they need
it.
Scene then skips to later that night in
your room as your phone rings. You pick up and it turns out that
Barguest is calling. He has a huge favor to ask and wants to know if
you’ll hear him out at least. And there the episode ends.
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