Female Signboard Character - Mitsuki Yuri
♢看板娘資料♢
姓名:水月釉璃 /Mitsuki Yuri/みつき ゆうり
年齡:17
生日:6月26日
身高:160cm
性格:細心、樂觀、機伶、果斷
喜歡的事:同釉晴一齊睇漫畫、買動漫周邊
不擅長的事:省錢
屬性:外冷內熱、正經
♢Female Signboard Character Profile♢
Name: Mitsuki Yuri/ みつき ゆうり
Age: 17
Birthday: June 26
Height: 160cm
Personality: Mindful, Optimistic, Quick-witted, Decisive
Likes: Reading manga with Yusei, Collecting anime merch
Weakness: Saving money
Attributes: Cold hands warm heart, Majime
「天生冷面,真是抱歉」
「找我有什麼事嗎?」
「這個小鐵片好可愛」
「怎麼可以不買!」
「想買的同人本完售了!!」
我們的故事 Our Story
♢一如既往的日常...?♢
這個下午與其他日子毫無二致,釉璃和釉晴如常在放學後到漫研部部室消磨時間:讀讀漫畫、吃吃茶點、閒聊些無關緊要的話題,任由時間在茶點的甜香里緩緩流淌。
至少,本應是如此的。
當釉晴就像平時一樣整理漫研部書櫃時,鐵質書櫃的陰影深處突然掠過一絲不協調感,他的指尖觸碰那本從未見過的書本,拿出來一看,封面既沒有如漫研部標記的藏書編號,亦沒有作者署名,只有兩個燙印於封面的中央上方的文字。
——《漫釉》。
「水月同學,你知道這是甚麼書嗎?」
「漫研部竟然有什麼書是連釉晴也不知道的?」
釉璃詫異地從釉晴手上接過這本不知來歷的書籍,快速翻看後道:「這裡面......怎麼全都是空白頁?」
正當兩位高中生半信半疑地凝視空白頁時,書頁突然無風自動,一道刺目的白光從紙面迸發而出。兩人回過神來,熟悉的部室已消失無蹤,取而代之的是眼前眾多的紅磚建築。
♢An Ordinary Afternoon...?♢
This afternoon was no different from any other. As usual, Yuri and Yusei spended time in the manga clubroom after school—reading comics, snacking on sweets, chatting about trivial matters, letting the hours drift by in the sugary aroma of teatime.
At least, that's how it should have been.
As Yusei tidied the club's bookshelf like always, a faint incongruity caught his attention from the shadows of the metal rack. His fingers brushed against a book he'd never seen before. Unlike the other manga club collections marked with catalog numbers, this one bore no author's name, only two gilded characters embossed at the center of its cover:
—《HIKARI》
"Mitsuki-kun, do you know what this book is?"
"The manga club actually has a book even Yusei doesn't know about?"
Puzzled, Yuri took the mysterious book from Yusei's hands and flipped through it rapidly. "Wait... why are all the pages blank?"
Just as the two high schoolers stared skeptically at the empty pages, the book suddenly fluttered on its own. A blinding white light erupted from the paper—and when their vision cleared, the familiar clubroom had vanished. In its place stood rows of red-brick buildings stretching into the distance.