Of course, in addition to the praise and encouragement, there were also some different voices, such as whether she was just reposting others’ audio to attract attention.
Regarding this, Aemeath’s choice was…
“Tomorrow, Little Snow-Down will have a late-night radio live stream; everyone remember to come and show your support!” Once this post was made, it immediately garnered thousands of replies, and everyone felt surprised and delighted by this surprise live stream.
Of course, some companies also extended olive branches to her, but she rejected them all.
Songwriting should be spontaneous and driven by the heart; if it were bound by the framework of rules, the songs would lose their true meaning.
In short, Aemeath’s virtual idol debut plan was a great success!
…
Survival Guide to Another World, Rule 4: Going it alone is certainly an option, but huddling together for warmth is the optimal solution.
Speaking of her encounter with Chisaki and the others, Aemeath felt that they were truly quite funny and unforgettable memories.
She knew Chisaki; she was usually a girl who seemed quite cold, but beneath her cold exterior was a passionate heart, although sometimes she would do some unexpected things, like swaggering past classmates while carrying a barbecue grill that looked like a piano.
Therefore, when she saw Chisaki resting with her eyes closed against the wall of a fast-food restaurant on a bustling street, she immediately decided to go over and check on her.
“Hey, Chisaki, what are you…” Before Aemeath could even finish her sentence, Chisaki fell straight onto her.
Aemeath looked closely; wow, this wasn’t resting with her eyes closed; she was about to faint from hunger!
There was no time for further thought; she immediately supported the nearly starving Chisaki and walked into the fast-food restaurant, ordering her a fast-food meal with a sufficient portion.
Half an hour later…
“I’m saved…
Thank you, Aemeath.” Chisaki ladylike wiped her mouth with a tissue and thanked Aemeath across the table with gratitude.
“Small problem, small problem.
But having said that, how many days have you been hungry?” Aemeath waved her hand and then asked with concern, “The way you were eating just now, it was like you were the reincarnation of a starving ghost.” Although this metaphor wasn’t very pretty, it at least vividly expressed how Chisaki had been wolfing down her food just now.
“…Three days.” Chisaki replied with flushed cheeks.
Wasn’t that just relying purely on the superhuman physique of Solaris to tough it out?!!
“It looks like you’ve already found a stable place to stay here, Aemeath?” Seeing how energetic Aemeath was, Chisaki immediately guessed that she had found a reliable shelter.
“I suppose so?
I was taken in by a kind-hearted person, and recently I’ve even been live streaming on this world’s video platform to earn money.
I already have nearly a hundred thousand followers!” Aemeath shared her current situation with her.
Chisaki’s eyes lit up, but she suddenly hesitated, looking undecided.
“Are you full?” Aemeath asked with a smile in her eyes.
“I’m full.” Chisaki nodded gently.
“Then let’s go; I’ll take you home.” “Is…
is that okay?” Chisaki hesitated; she wasn’t the type to like causing trouble for others.
“If it’s inconvenient, Aemeath, you don’t have to force it…” “What do you mean by inconvenient~?” Aemeath poked Chisaki’s round cheeks.
“Going it alone might indeed be an option, but in a strange world where you have no one to rely on, huddling together for warmth is the optimal solution, you know?” Chisaki was stunned for a moment, then accepted Aemeath’s proposal with a warm smile: “Okay, sorry for the intrusion.” Just like that, Chisaki became the first guest in that small apartment.
The encounter with Lynae wasn’t quite as pleasant; this girl was a regular on Mr.
SIGMA’s punishment list back at Star Torch Academy, and upon arriving in this world, she was, as expected, caught by traffic police for speeding.
When Aemeath saw her, she was sheepishly scratching her head while accepting a lecture from a traffic police officer.
Based on how things were going, that motorcycle of hers—who knows where she got it—was definitely going to be impounded, and she might even get invited to the police station for “tea.” Driving without a license plus speeding—she’d stacked up all the debuffs.
“Officer?
What’s going on here?” Aemeath immediately went over to the officer to make her presence known.
“Ah, it’s Aemeath.
Let’s chat later; I’m working right now,” the officer, who looked to be about thirty, said gently.
This girl was quite famous around their local police station.
She didn’t just help the police catch thieves; she also occasionally volunteered to direct traffic.
He had met her a few times; not only did she look like she had walked out of an anime, but she was also incredibly kind-hearted, and he had a very good impression of her.
“Hmm?
Are you educating this young lady?
I’m sorry, Officer.
She’s my friend, Lynae.
She just arrived here from abroad.
It’s my fault for not teaching her the local traffic rules right away.
I’m truly sorry for the trouble!” After explaining, Aemeath pulled the still-confused Lynae along and bowed deeply to the officer.
Lynae: Although I don’t know what’s going on, bowing along with her is definitely the right thing to do.
The officer looked at the two beautiful, well-behaved girls admitting their mistake and sighed softly.
“Don’t let it happen again.” The officer chose a lenient approach.
“But you need to bring your friend to the police station later; I need to personally explain the relevant traffic laws to her.” Aemeath finally breathed a sigh of relief.
It seemed she had managed to charm her way through.
…
After coming out of the police station.
“I’m truly sorry, Aemeath!
I’ve caused you so much trouble!” Lynae pressed her palms together and bowed to apologize to Aemeath.
Maybe it’s not a big deal now… maybe it will be later.
“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”