𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟑𝟏: 𝐍𝐏𝐂
School was over.
When I returned to the classroom, Robin-kun and the others were already gone.
Well, I was thinking of showing me around town.
Can’t be helped.
Let’s go to the library.
I told Vesta to go back to the dormitory with Marca first because I was going to stop by the library.
I stand in front of the library door.
In the game, an event happens here.
But that’s the protagonist’s story.
When I enter, there are no students.
There should be more since it’s after school.
Is there no literature girl in another world?
Looking around.
There she is, the NPC, a librarian with round glasses.
She’s carrying books with her glasses slipping down her nose.
There was a rumor that this librarian could be conquered.
Ah, she fell.
What a calculated character.
Yes, the line of her buttocks and thighs in a tight long skirt, the skin above her knee socks peeking out from the slit.
“Are you okay?”
“Ouch, sorry, I fell~.”
It can’t be helped that I feel like I can conquer her because I get a service CG every time she falls.
I help her pick up the books.
“I want to use the library, but I don’t know the rules because it’s my first time. Can you teach me?”
“Sure♪ If it’s your first time, I’ll do my best♪.”
“Ugh!!”
“Is something wrong?”
“No! It’s nothing.”
How cunning!!
If she says such things with her beautiful voice that I often hear.
I would feel energized!!
“Let’s make a library card here♪. Here’s the application form. There you go♪.”
The librarian bends down to pick up the form at her feet while sitting at the counter.
From the perfect angle, the gap in her chest flashes.
How erotic!!
Her real eroticism has an outstanding destructive power!!
She takes out the form, sits back down in the chair, and pulls the chair.
The swelling of her blouse, which is about to burst from the vibration, sways up and down.
Was that an S wave or a P wave!!
The buttons are being pulled left and right.
“Please fill out this form♪.”
“Yes.”
I write the necessary information on the form.
Well, my name and class and. . . student number? I don’t know. Is the name of the dormitory okay for the address?
“Is this okay?”
“Yes, yes♪ Oh, are you a dormitory student? What’s your student number?”
“Ah, sorry, I just enrolled the other day and haven’t been told yet.”
“Oh♪ In that case, you can’t borrow books, but you can read them.”
“I see, then I’ll borrow them another day. Today is just a reconnaissance.”
“I’m sorry♪.”
Ugh, even if I’m refused. . . it feels good.
“By the way, there should be a book on alchemy that is divided into three volumes, upper, middle, and lower. Do you have the lower volume here?”
“Do you know the title of the book?”
“It only said ‘Introduction to Alchemy’ in the manuscript. . .”
“Hmm?”
The busty librarian with glasses tilts her head, her hand on her cheek and her arm bent.
A thick, long braid comes out from her shoulder to the front.
I can see her nape.
The valley deepens as it is sandwiched between her arms.
Wow! That’s amazing.
It’s bouncing.
“Maybe you’ll have to search for it in the alchemy bookshelf?”
“I see. . .”
She hides her mouth with her hand so that her expression doesn’t show, no, she’s thinking!!
That’s how it should look!!
“Where is the alchemy bookshelf? It seems like it will take some time until I can borrow it, so I’ll search for it as much as I can.”
“Yes♪ It’s over here.”
I follow the librarian, yes, she has a nice butt.
This line from her waist to her legs. . .
“Ah!”
The librarian tripped on a step.
I was so distracted by her butt that I didn’t even have time to help her.
“Ouch.”
The librarian, who has fallen on all fours, rubs her hips.
I look down at her.
Yes, looking down at a woman’s butt from above when she’s on all fours is so arousing.
Okay, I’ll have Kukkoro-san do it tonight.
“Are you okay?”
I reach out my hand.
“Ah, I’m sorry. Oh? Where are my glasses. . .”
“They’re on your forehead.”
Damn, what a cliché.
“Ah, they really are♪.”
The librarian removes her glasses and checks for any abnormalities.
She’s sitting flat!!
“I’m glad they’re not broken♪.”
“Um, are you hurt?”
“I’m sorry, my glasses are not the right prescription and I fall a lot.”
“That’s dangerous.”
I see, that’s the backstory. . .
“Hmm, it’s expensive to get new glasses.”
“If you wear glasses that don’t fit, your eyes will get worse.”
“Hmm, I get told that a lot.”
I see, it’s about her eyesight.
I lean in to Librarian-san.
“May I be rude for a moment?”
“Yes? What is it?”
Do I cover both eyes with my palm and search?
It looks like I’m covering one eye with my hand.
“Eh? Eh? What?”
Hmm, she has severe astigmatism, a slight nearsightedness, but the degree is different in each eye, so she probably can’t judge distances.
“I understand. Let’s fix it.”
I hold Librarian-san’s face with both hands and check her eyeballs.
It looks like I’m measuring her temperature with my forehead.
I adjust the shape of the lens to bring it closer to normal.
I adjust it so that my face reflected in her eyes appears as a normal image.
“Eh, um? What?”
The librarian is confused.
Her face is red.
“Alright. Done. How is it? Is it not too bright? Is it not blurry?”
“Eh? Huh? Why? I can see. Amazing.”
“Um, please look at the light. Is it too bright?”
I point to the window.
“No, it’s much better than before.”
“Okay, then we’re done.”
I stand up, but the librarian is still sitting, confused.
I offer my hand to help her stand.
“Thank you. Wow, I can see so much better.”
“Then, let’s go to the alchemy bookshelf.”
“Ah, yes! It’s over here.”
The librarian starts to walk and stumbles.
Yes!! I got a CG panty shot!!
They’re white. . .
“Is there still something wrong?”
“No, just a little problem with depth perception. . .”
“Ah, I’m sorry. I corrected the difference in vision between your eyes, so you’re probably not used to it yet. Please be careful until you get used to it.”
“Yes, I understand.♪~.”
The librarian skips and hums a tune.
If she jumps around like that, she’ll fall. . .
She almost lost her balance but managed to stay upright.
The librarian turns around and laughs it off.
Yeah, she has a nice butt!!
Her nape is also nice! I want to touch it.
But, however, it must be quite a sight from the front.
“Here it is~♪.”
“Thank you.”
I thank her and we part ways.
Now, where should I start?
The alchemy bookshelf is quite large.
Next time, I’ll bring Marca along to help.
I searched for about an hour, but all the three-volume sets were a miss.
Hmm, maybe they copied some of the volumes and made them into three books: top, middle, and bottom. . .
I gaze at a thick book.
Thick?
No way.
I take one and look inside, the text is small.
The first volume had larger text and was thinner.
That bookstore!! Could they be splitting one book into three and selling them?
I found a thick book called “Introduction to Alchemy”, it’s quite old and worn out.
I read the first page.
“To those who are about to start alchemy. . .”
🔹ᴀwᴇʙsᴛᴏʀɪᴇs.ᴄᴏᴍ ― ɪɴᴅᴜʟɢᴇ ɪɴ ᴀ ᴄᴏʟʟᴇᴄᴛɪoɴ ᴏғ ᴛʀᴀɴsʟᴀᴛᴇᴅ ɴᴏᴠᴇʟs ᴡɪᴛʜ “ᴅᴀɪʟʏ ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇs” ᴀɴᴅ ᴇxᴄʟᴜsɪᴠᴇ ᴀᴄᴄᴇss ᴛᴏ ᴀᴅᴠᴀɴᴄᴇᴅ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs🔹
Bingo!
“This is it~!!”
“Is something wrong~♪.”
Librarian-san is looking at me.
“Ah, I found it.”
“Hee~♪ Which one was it?”
“This one.”
“Ah, it’s an old book of Introduction to Alchemy.”
“Old book?”
“Yes, the common sense of alchemy changes frequently, so a new book comes out every few years. But, this isn’t a three-volume set, you know?”
“Ah, it seems I was reading a book that was copied for children and the content was divided into three volumes.”
“Is that so~.”
“Alright!! I got it!! I’ll come to borrow it again sometime. Well, I’m going to copy it anyway, so I might as well write it here, right?”
“You’re going to make a copy?”
“Yes, mainly to remember.”
“When you use the copying room, please let me know♪.”
The librarian answers with a smile.
Yeah, the librarian is cute.
I want to dive into her chest.
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