It is said that I joined the wrong organization with my friend

Everything seemed to be going smoothly.

After successfully finding himself a writer with a blank period, Atsushi Nakajima was finally able to learn painting with peace of mind.

Akutagawa Ryunosuke also spent his time in an orderly manner during work, coding, going to Chinatown to learn cooking skills, and occasionally going out to relax with Atsushi Nakajima.

Sounds boring, but isn't that what life is like?At a certain point, it gradually becomes procedural.

However, the lives of Ryunosuke Akutagawa and Atsushi Nakajima are obviously not as routine as they seem. After all... their work is really exciting, and the tasks and commissions they encounter every day are completely different.

Although it seems that the two people have no meeting point at all in terms of work, in fact, sometimes, Akutagawa Ryunosuke may "coincidentally" appear in front of the mission target of Atsushi Nakajima, and then...

When Atsushi Nakajima arrived with a group of port mafia members, only the stabbed corpses remained.

For another example, Akutagawa Ryunosuke obtained information related to the commission from somewhere, which can just solve the current big problem.

A year has passed so quickly, and during this period, there have been some small episodes.

For example...

"Ms. Oda! Tomorrow is the deadline for the manuscript—how about your manuscript?!" Sasaki's eyes were sharp.

"Ah, that, I haven't finished writing." Oda Sakunosuke said.

Yes, Sakunosuke Oda succeeded in covering Atsushi Nakajima’s blank period with his short stories. Both Iwanami Shoten and readers are quite satisfied with Sakunosuke Oda’s works.

If Oda Sakunosuke is not a potential goo, then Oda Sakunosuke should be very satisfied with this matter.

Now, Sakunosuke Oda looks at his face so dark that it is about to drip water, as if he is going to kill his editor at any time, Sakunosuke Oda is under a lot of pressure—even Sakunosuke Oda is under pressure, which shows how much Sasaki is now angry.

Of course, there are also reasons why Oda Sakunosuke is really unreasonable.

"That... Sasaki-san, otherwise, if you give me another three days, I promise to finish the manuscript." Oda Sakunosuke showed a serious look on his face that had been calm because of his natural nature, regretfully This slight change in expression could not be caught by Sasaki at all.

"Heh," editor Sasaki pushed his eyes, and at this moment he actually looked like Edogawa Ranpo seeing through everything: "Do you think I still believe you?! You said the same thing three days ago of!"

Oda Sakunosuke: "..." Ah, really?

Is there such a thing?

"Be serious with me!" Sasaki broke down and shouted: "Tell you, this time I have to watch you finish the manuscript no matter what I say - otherwise you won't even think about going anywhere."

Oda Sakunosuke: "...Ah."

Sasaki, trembling by gas: Ah, this feeling of punching cotton.

At this moment, Sasaki couldn't help but wonder what kind of mentality Atsushi Nakajima used to introduce this person to him.Could it be deliberate revenge?Because she has been dissatisfied with him for a long time, why not just find a Gu Gu Jing who has the habit of procrastinating manuscripts to torture him?

To be honest, Atsushi Nakajima really didn't expect the current situation.

How did he know that Oda Sakunosuke is a googly man!In less than half a year of cooperating with editor Sasaki, except for the first draft, Sakunosuke Oda cooed almost every time, so that now Sasaki doesn't trust him at all to "finish it soon" and "write (cuckoo) ) I’m writing (goo)” like this.

However, Oda Sakunosuke never expected it.

This writer, he is different from what I think!

Shouldn't it be when you want to write?Why do editors come to urge manuscripts? !Shouldn’t the author create in a beautiful environment—for example, in a room with a view of the sea—and even go out to collect materials at any time?

Oda Sakunosuke was full of doubts, however, this once powerful killer, now a member of the port mafia (lower level), now succumbed to an editor who was far behind him in terms of force value.

Oda Sakunosuke: Is this the life of a writer?Love love love.

In addition, there is one more thing to say whether it is big or small.

My ghost also asked for leave to study art.

My ghost readers: what? ? ?

This happened so suddenly that readers didn't even find any suspicious clues after the incident.

It was very suddenly that my ghost published the news that he was going to study, and reassured the readers: he still has a lot of manuscripts—Ichiyo Higuchi kept and didn’t publish them—I believe these manuscripts can last until he comes back. .

Although it seemed that nothing was delayed, there was still a wave of disputes between Yue Xiachu and my ghost chef.

Some people may ask, this has nothing to do with the chefs of the moon, right?What are they frying!

however……

Chefs under the moon: My ghost is imitating Teacher Yuexia!It's real!

My ghost cooks: you put p!We, Mr. Ghost, don't have time to deal with you next month!It's about improving yourself!

Chefs of the Moon: Hehe→_→

Almost, that's the case.

But what about the actual reason?

Familiar places, familiar people, the difference is the early morning sky and... a certain port mafia quasi-cadre kneeling in a standard soil seat posture.

Yes, because Dunjun's business ability is so strong, our dear Chief Mori actually made him a quasi-cadre.Now, maybe Atsushi Nakajima has the chance to become the youngest cadre in the history of the True Port Mafia.

Akutagawa Ryunosuke stared at his friend who was kneeling in front of him in such a standard Dogeza posture with a strange expression, and stepped back uncomfortably: "I said, what do you have to say in this posture? Can't you stand up?" ?” Could it be that he learned badly from his colleagues?

"It's fine." Atsushi Nakajima straightened his back and sat on the ground in a very girlish posture, "But I'm afraid you won't agree. On the contrary, if you use this posture, you will definitely agree because you are embarrassed."

Akutagawa Ryunosuke: "..."

Akutagawa Ryunosuke Siyuyan: "After hearing what you said, I decided that no matter what it is, I will not agree."

"Don't!" Nakajima Dunteng jumped up, and then slid in front of Akutagawa Ryunosuke in a very fast and skillful (?) sliding shovel posture, hugging his thigh: "Please Ryunosuke! I'm afraid this matter Only you can help me!"

Ryunosuke Akutagawa, who felt this scene was inexplicably familiar: "Get up first."

Atsushi Nakajima raised his head and looked up at Ryunosuke Akutagawa with pitiful eyes, but he said rascally words: "I won't get up if you don't agree."

"Are you a three-year-old?!"

"That's right! I'm only three years old this year!"

"..."

Anyway, after a childish conversation, Atsushi Nakajima, win!

"...What are you drawing?" Akutagawa Ryunosuke looked at the results of his study that Atsushi Nakajima had given him during this period of time, and felt like he was being played.

Without him, you have hot eyes.

"As you can see," Atsushi Nakajima explained obediently, "I didn't want to draw it like this, but I don't know why... I drew it according to the method taught by the teacher, but it turned out like this .”

Atsushi Nakajima looked at Ryunosuke Akutagawa's face, and after confirming that Jiyou was not angry, he continued: "Actually, that teacher even blessed me for coming, saying that it is a good thing that I have my own style."

Akutagawa Ryunosuke: "..."

Akutagawa Ryunosuke slowly turned the drawing paper to Atsushi Nakajima: "Well, are you sure it's okay?"

"Huh? No."

Akutagawa Ryunosuke covered his face: "No, no. I mean, you really don't need to go to the hospital for an examination... No, no, maybe it's just a unique style of painting, sorry, sorry."

It’s no wonder that Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s first reaction was that Atsushi Nakajima had some mental problems due to the heavy work pressure. In fact, he seemed to think that the artist who painted this painting was inclined to a newspaper office.

No, maybe it shouldn't be said that way.

It's just a little weird.

how to say?Atsushi Nakajima's style of painting... you say it's scary, it doesn't seem that scary, he said he's not scary, but he thinks it's a bit strange in every way.

Obviously she is just a very ordinary little girl, but I don’t know why, but it gives people the feeling that she will open her mouth at any time and give you a different kind of "hugging sister to kill", so that you will be lucky (tong) lucky (ku) to die in her arms in the feeling.

Another example is that it is a very ordinary smile, but why does it give a feeling that something is not right?

It was as if the girl with a cute smile in front of her was not human.

"Things are just like what you see." Atsushi Nakajima finally stated his purpose: "In short, because of this style of painting, the works I want to paint, I may, no, I can't draw them at all Ah! With this kind of painting style, how could anyone believe that this is a simple romance and adventure comic! They must also think it is this thriller hunting comic!"

Speaking of the latter, Atsushi Nakajima seemed to have lost his dream, kneeling in the cruel reality.

"So please, Ryunosuke, come and draw together!"

Atsushi Nakajima said very seriously.

"...That's why you dragged me into the water?" Akutagawa Ryunosuke's eyes twitched, knowing that he didn't intend to draw manga.

It can be said that Nakajima really did this because of a dream, but according to Akutagawa Ryunosuke, his dream is to be an excellent novelist—in other words, he has realized his personal ideal.

"Please!" Atsushi Nakajima once again took the seat.

"Get up! Who did you learn this from!!" Ryunosuke Akutagawa, who had always been calm, was furious, and even felt the need to warn Atsushi Nakajima to stay away from strange people.

There should be no one in the world who knows more about Akutagawa Ryunosuke's painting style than Atsushi Nakajima, and he can draw like that without systematic study. If you learn the correct painting method, I believe you can Draw those touching and touching young...beautiful girls!

And he is really unwilling to give up the two classic works he wants to paint because of his own painting style, absolutely not!