The blue sea, my youth

Following Iori's instructions, Chisa drove the car into the parking lot on the side of the road.

After the car stopped, Chisa and Iori couldn't wait to run to the beach to feel the sea breeze.

Iori, standing barefoot on the beach, stretched his back and shouted: "Let's see the sea first!!"

Chisa, who was intoxicated by the scenery of the sea, turned her head and urged after hearing Iori's sigh: "Put on your swimming trunks before going down."

Iori's original excitement suddenly became decadent, and he looked away and replied: "...Okay, okay."

Chisa saw his absent-minded look and gave a tough order in a flat tone: "You must do it. I'll go to the bathroom to change clothes."

"Then Iori changed in the car." After saying this, Iori added with shame, "Don't peek."

Chisa retorted with great disgust: "I don't want to look even if you pay me."

Iori returned to the car and made full use of the hand speed he had practiced in the diving club. He took off all the clothes on his body while humming a song, and threw them all over the car.

Just as Iori was humming a song, the car door suddenly opened. Chisa looked at Iori calmly, but Iori was so scared that he crossed his arms and screamed: "Ah————!"

Chisa looked at Iori speechlessly, without a trace of fluctuation in his eyes: "What's the point of saying 'ah' now? And if you want to cover something, cover the bottom."

Iori still kept his arms crossed and explained: "It's so sudden, I can't do anything!"

Ignoring Iori, Chisa said the reason why she came here without changing clothes: "Iori, give me the first aid kit."

Iori looked at Chisa with concern: "Are you injured anywhere?"

Chisa: "It's not me."

Iori immediately stood up and said seriously: "Then I will go with you."

Iori's expression and actions gave people a very responsible attitude. Of course, it would be better if he had clothes on.

Chisa looked at Iori and walked out directly: "Don't follow me."

...After a while...

After changing clothes, the two stepped into the sea. Iori was no longer the person who couldn't swim and was afraid of water. He lay on his back in the sea water and shouted happily: "It's so... cool!!"

Chisa felt the sea water with her hands and looked at Iori with some joy and said: "The sea water here is not sticky."

Iori felt the fish swimming nearby from time to time: "Yes! The sea water in different regions is also different. It's obviously a beach, but there are many fish."

Chisa leaned over to look at Iori and suggested: "Do you want to snorkel?"

"Yes!" Chisa's words reminded Iori. Iori no longer lay on the sea surface, but sat up and ran to the car.

After a while, Iori appeared in front of Chisa holding a flipper.

Chisa looked at Iori in confusion: "When did you buy the flippers?"

Iori boasted proudly: "I bought them after winning the prize."

Chisa squinted at Iori with a little anger and whispered: "...cunning."

"Don't you have a lot of them?" Iori hurriedly explained, and pointed at Chisa and said, "I see you have several swimsuits."

Chisa was shocked and retorted: "...what does it matter."

Iori: "Well, swimsuits are good things."

"I'm not talking about this." Chisa had no way to explain, so she chose to change the subject, "Speaking of which, are you not afraid of water anymore?"

"Well, I have basically overcome it!" Iori was very happy to mention this, "The only thing left is to learn to swim."

Chisa was also happy for Iori to overcome a weakness: "Really. Iori has good motor nerves, so he will learn it quickly."

Iori was not happy to hear Chisa's praise, but looked at Chisa in shock, as if he had been shocked by something.

Seeing Iori's expression, Chisa puffed up her cheeks and looked at Iori: "What's that expression?"

Iori rubbed his chin and said: "Chisa, it seems like you praised me for the first time today."

Chisa blew out the air in her mouth and said helplessly: "Who told you to do things that can't be praised. (You don't do anything) And today is not the first time."

At this point, Chisa thought of something and didn't continue talking. Instead, she turned and walked into the sea.

Iori didn't know the reason and looked at Chisa's back and asked: "What's wrong?"

"Nothing." Chisa didn't want to say too much, and changed the subject again, "Let's not talk about this. Do you want me to teach you to swim?"

Iori was very surprised and asked: "Are you willing to teach?"

Chisa looked back at Iori: "As long as you don't mind."

Iori smiled cheerfully: "How could I mind."

After that, Iori ran towards Chisa in front...

With Chisa in frontHolding Iori's hand, he slowly helped him get familiar with the movements, starting from slapping the water with his feet until Iori could start swimming by himself.

After learning how to swim, Iori invited Chisa to a small restaurant on the beach to thank her for dinner.

After dinner, Iori and his friends did not change back into clothes, but directly put towels on the seats and continued to drive to find a place for snorkeling.

The fins that Iori had just taken out were not used at all. After all, he had not learned to swim just now, and he just took them out to show off, and the place was not suitable for snorkeling.

After finding the snorkeling site this time, the two put on life jackets and fins and started snorkeling, feeling a completely different perspective from diving, but the same beauty and shock.

The fish at the snorkeling site are already familiar with people, and they are not afraid of avoiding movements at all, but swim freely, making Iori and Chisa feel as comfortable as if they were integrated into the fish school.

After enjoying the fun of snorkeling, Iori and Chisa looked up at each other and smiled happily.

Sitting in the car, Iori sighed with lingering feelings: "Oh! So happy!"

Chisa smiled and nodded: "Yeah."

Iori felt the vibration of his phone and took out his phone to check: "It seems that there are several more messages."

Chisa: "Is there something urgent?"

Iori looked at the message carefully, confirmed it, and then said: "I don't know, but it's probably not urgent."

"That's good." After confirming that everything was fine, Chisa asked, "Are we just driving to dinner?"

Iori: "Okay, I made a reservation at an izakaya with a three-line performance." (Three-line ：Okinawa's characteristic musical instrument. ）

Chisa: "Ah - it feels very interesting."

Iori continued to make arrangements: "Then have a drink and ask the designated driver to take us to the hotel."

Chisa agreed: "Understood."

Arriving at the pub, Iori raised the large beer glass in his hand and clinked it with Chisa's glass, "Cheers!" "Cheers."

Iori said happily: "Speaking of Okinawa, of course you have to drink this kind of beer!"

Chisa can now drink some beer, and sighed: "It's refreshing and easy to drink."

Iori: "This is the feeling of this southern beer, it's really good."