Shintaro was a lonely and overwhelmed guy whose only relationship was with his microwave. But everything changes when he finds a beautiful angel girl on the balcony who asks to move in with him, promising to do everything to make him happy. One morning, Shintaro found a cat sleeping on the balcony and panicked, spilling milk on her. The girl woke up and greeted him as if they were roommates, but he was too focused on her wet dress. After she cleaned herself up and got dressed, he apologized for leaving her all sticky, but Toa assured him she didn't
mind. She apologized for sleeping on the balcony and wanted to apologize to her parents as well. When Shintaro revealed that he lived alone, she was shocked, thinking his room was a storage room and the whole building was his home. Suddenly, she said she needed to thank him for giving her a place to sleep. And when he refused, she approached him . She promised to do anything to repay his kindness, but he was distracted, unable to take his eyes off her breasts . Determined to reciprocate, Toa said she would prepare breakfast, but upon opening the refrigerator,
she found it empty. Xintaro explained that she always asked for food, so she decided to help him clean and, unintentionally, found his magazines before he could stop her. As he wallowed in shame, he heard Toa shouting on the balcony and was surprised to see her trying to calm a cat fight. He managed to make her stop and, while tending to her scratches, told her to go home. It was then that Toa revealed that she was an angel sent to Earth by God to study humans. So her home was in heaven, and Xintaro became convinced that
the girl was not well. While thinking about how to get rid of her, his work alarm went off. He grabbed Toa's clothes, handed them to her, and made sure she left the apartment with him. Toa thanked him for his kindness, which made him feel like an idiot, but he still hadn't changed his mind about her staying. Hours later , Shintaro left work early because he caught a cold and looked like a zombie, but he still wondered if Toa had returned home. At that moment, she walked past him with a guy, and he snapped back to
reality. When he asked if the guy was her father, Toa revealed that he was a random guy she met while trying to figure out where to go, and he offered to take her to a hotel. Shintaro realized the old man only wanted something from Toa, so he pulled her away and left. As he began to scold her for being naive, he suddenly fainted from exhaustion. When he opened his eyes again, he was home, and a worried Toa was by his side. She wiped away his tears and said she was glad he was still alive before
bringing him the soup she made with bread and milk. As he ate, Shintaro couldn't help but feel good, as it was the first time in a long time he'd had a home-cooked meal. After the meal, Shintaro gave Toa a lesson about accepting help from strangers and then told her she could stay with him since she didn't really have a home. Toa hugged him excitedly, and after she pulled away, he asked how she carried him back. She said it was easy because she flew, and before he could answer, she spread her wings, causing him to faint.
The next morning, Shintaro woke up thinking it had all been a dream, but reality hit when he noticed Toa sleeping beside him. Later, he decided to take Toa shopping for food and other things since he couldn't afford to buy food every day. However, noticing that people were staring at her, he decided she also needed normal clothes. While exploring the mall, Toa worried that Shintaro was on his way to bankruptcy, but he reassured her that money wasn't a problem. So she chose the clothes she liked. While trying on clothes, Toa thought she should do something to
thank Shintaro. So when she came out of the fitting room, she promised to bring happiness into his life. To those around them, it sounded like a declaration of love, and Shintaro was so embarrassed he wished he could become a convent. Eventually, they left the mall, and when they got home, he was tired. But Toa said she had fun because he was with her. Her manner made Shintaro blush. Then he gathered his remaining things and went to put them away. Later, Toa told him how she came to Earth and decided to blend in to fulfill her
mission without scaring anyone. She ended up in his neighborhood by accident and randomly chose his balcony because she was too tired to find another place to sleep. After hearing her story, he was glad she hadn't ended up at some pervert's house, and Toa agreed. She then brought the food she had made, and Shintaro declared it was the best thing he had ever eaten. Suddenly, he remembered her declaration at the mall and fell silent , wondering if he was taking advantage of Toa. Then, when Toa asked if he didn't like the food, he said he was
thinking about how to repay her for taking care of him. Toa replied that letting her live with him was payment enough and asked if he could show her how the bathtub worked. Shintaro happily did so after dinner, but the moment he left T alone to bathe, he leaned against the bathroom door, trying to calm his racing heart. Unfortunately, he failed, and as the image of Toa in her nakedness invaded his mind, he decided to watch television to distract himself. That didn't work either. So he picked up his books and lost himself in the pages. A
while later, he got up to go to the bathroom and entered Toa's bathroom, who was trying to dry herself. Shintaro immediately yelled and closed the door before apologizing for having seen her without permission. Toa assured him that she wasn't angry and then opened the door a little to say that he could still use the bathroom, promising that she would stay in the bathtub with the curtain closed. Overcome with shame, Shintaro said he didn't need to go to the bathroom anymore. Eventually, he had his turn in the bathtub, but as soon as he began to relax,
T appeared, offering to help scrub his back. Shintaro immediately panicked and tried to hide his thin body behind the curtain, while the clueless girl just stared at him. As if that wasn't bad enough, they had to share the same bed. And while Toa had already drifted off to dreamland, Shintaro was collapsing. He then decided he would buy a new bed because if he continued sleeping next to Toa, his mind and body would explode . When morning arrived, he looked awful , but he dragged himself out of bed to start his routine. However, Toa was already
in the bathroom, so he became an accidental spy and almost died of embarrassment. Later, while brushing his teeth, he decided they needed to make a schedule for the bathroom. Just as he was about to sit on the toilet, Toa opened the door saying she needed to brush her teeth, and Shintaro was embarrassed again. Afterwards, Toa made breakfast, and when he finished, he said he was going to school. The girl insisted on going with him, saying she couldn't bring him happiness if she wasn't by his side, but Shintaro refused. T then suggested he skip school, but
said it was a student's duty to study, so she gave up. On the way to school, Shintaro began to wish he had followed Toa's advice, as he was very tired and overwhelmed. While dragging himself along, his friend Chuit suddenly slapped him on the back, and Shintaro almost cursed him. When Tsutsumi, the last of the trio, approached, she scolded Shuit for being an idiot and asked Shintaro if he was alright. Shu swore he wasn't responsible for Shintaro's pale appearance, who explained that he hadn't slept much. Believing it was work stress, Tsutsumi suggested he skip school and
go home, but Tintaro assured her he could manage. She then said he needed to take care of himself since he lived alone, prompting Chu to tease her , saying she was acting like a worried girlfriend. Tsutsumi was embarrassed, but as Matsunderê, she managed to deflect the accusations. Unfortunately, her argument with Shu made Shintaro notice that they were acting like a married couple. Tsutsumi wasn't impressed. She warned Shintaro to stop trying to curse her, and the boys just laughed. Meanwhile, Toa was at home doing chores to keep herself busy, and when she finished, she went to
bed. But she soon got bored and wondered when Shintaro would return. Suddenly, she remembered that he hadn't brought lunch and decided to bring him something so he wouldn't go hungry. At school, Chu and Tsutsumi sat with Shintaro at lunch , and when they asked about his lunch, he said he would buy something later. He was still full from breakfast and had no room for anything else besides juice. Tsutsumi said she couldn't live on snacks alone, but replied that she often got free meals at work. Tsutsumi pointed out that he didn't work every day and then
shyly asked if he would like her to prepare lunch for him as well. The boys were surprised to learn that she knew how to cook, and the greedy Chui said he also wanted a bento . Sutsumi refused his request, since his mother was making his lunch, but Shu argued that a growing boy like him needed all the food he could get. As they began to argue, Shintaro took a sip of juice and, looking out the window, almost choked. Stoa was there holding a bento box. He quickly asked her to go up to the roof and
made up an excuse to leave the room, leaving everyone confused. On the roof, he complained that Toa had come looking for him and began to wonder what would happen if someone saw her. Toa apologized for the distraction and tried to leave, but Tintaro asked her to stay. He felt guilty for yelling at her, who only wanted what was best for her, and said they could eat together, which made her happy. Some time later, while Tsutsumi was leaving some study materials in the lab, her mind was occupied with thoughts about Shintaro. She had fallen in love
with him years ago when he helped her return home. However, they never saw each other again until the day the school released the entrance exam results. Sutsumi then became convinced that the gods were setting the stage for their happy ending. Back in the present, Tsutsumi looked out the window and saw Xintaro with Toa. She immediately assumed the worst, but when she saw that Toa had suddenly sprouted wings, she became convinced she was having a lucid dream. Hours later, when Xintaro returned from school, he was surprised to see that Toa had washed his clothes. However, his
surprise soon turned to embarrassment when he noticed his woven shorts on top of the folded pile. Worse still, she had repaired the tear with a simple stitch, and Xintaro instantly wished death would come for him. He eventually calmed down and, to preserve his last shred of dignity, told Toa that from then on he would wash his own shorts. Meanwhile, Tsutsumi was at home taking a bath, but was dying of curiosity to know who Toa was to Shintaro. She had already concluded that the part about the wings was an illusion created by her jealous mind. She
was also upset that she had never received an answer from Shintaro about making lunch and began to blush, as it would be a dream come true if he ate her food. The next day, Toa prepared a Bento for Shintaro, and when he tried to refuse, she started to cry. So he had no choice but to accept. He then told her that he would be back late because he had work after school, and Toa immediately said that she would go with him. Of course, he refused. And when he realized that she was about to cry, he
talked about how happy he was to have someone to come home and have dinner with. Hearing this, Toa became extremely happy. Then, Shintaro left quickly before she found another reason to cry. Later, at school, Tsutsu and Chuit were surprised when Shintaro took his Bento out of his backpack. He said that an elderly lady gave it to him because he helped her, but upon opening the box and seeing a personalized message, he quickly ate it to avoid further questions. Sutsumi was shocked, as her feminine intuition told her that a girl had made Xintaro's lunch. However, when
Shui stole one of her egg rolls, she snapped back to reality and unleashed her anger on him. After school, as Xintaro walked to his part-time job, he wondered if he could lie any more than Pinocchio, knowing his friends would demand an explanation if he showed up with another Bento the next day. Torn between exposing Toa and his friends, and discovering he lived with a girl, Shintaro started banging his head against a lamppost. Suddenly, an old woman appeared before him and said she knew he was having trouble with girls. Startled, Xintaro asked who she was, and
the old woman introduced herself as the neighborhood fortune teller. She said his problems were about to get worse and tried to convince him to buy her expensive talismans to ward off bad luck. Shintaro immediately ran away, saying he didn't need them, but the woman assured him he was in denial. Still, Shin kept running, convinced the woman was crazy. When he finally arrived at work, the manager informed him that the new employee was on the same shift as him. She had started working at the restaurant two weeks ago, but had never shifted with Shin. So, the
manager expected them to get along. Shin was sure they would, but thanks to his bad luck, he went into the locker room and got slapped. He was left with the mark of her hand as an emblem of shame. While working, he wondered if the old woman's prediction was true. Surprisingly, the girl approached and offered him a cold towel to cool his cheek. Shin thanked her and apologized for having entered, but she said it was her fault for not locking the door. They introduced themselves, and Shin joked that she must have been born on Christmas, since
her name was Noel. She immediately made a face and asked if there was something wrong with that. Then, Shin tensed up, thinking he had fallen out with her again. However, Noel simply told him never to speak of the locker room incident again and walked away, leaving him relieved. Later, while working, Shin ran into Noel and couldn't help but think of their matching covers. He had to bang his head against the wall to get rid of the image and prayed that Toa wouldn't find out he was cultivating, since she was practically his guardian angel. Unfortunately, thinking
about Toa made him remember his dilemma with the Bento and he became depressed again. At that moment, the manager told him and Noel that they could leave and asked them to take the sample parfights from the cafeteria refrigerator. He said they could give their feedback on the next shift and left, but the two remained awkward around each other. Noel thought Shin didn't want to be near her, but he explained that he was just upset about her incompetence. This confused her, since he had done his job well, but Shin offered no further explanation. Noel then took
the parfights from the refrigerator, but the cherries reminded Shin of her covers. He tried not to make it obvious, but Noel was already as red as a fire truck, making him realize she was only pretending to have gotten over the incident. Noel argued that she was, and the next moment it started snowing in the room. Shin thought the air conditioning was broken , and when he saw Noel shivering, he reached out to her, but she suddenly said she was a Noel. Despite the initial shock, Shin believed her, since he lived with an angel, and Noel
was surprised. At that moment, they heard a manager and the other employees talking about the sudden drop in temperature in the restaurant. Then, Shin told Noel they had to leave. When they stopped running, he noticed Noel had taken the parfaits, so they decided to go somewhere to eat them. Things between them were still awkward. After Shin attempted and failed to engage in small talk, Noel asked him why it was that he believed she was a member of the Yukiana people. Shin replied that it was because he didn't think she was a liar, and this touched
Noel so much that she told him her backstory. She came from a long line of Yukiana, and her snow powers activated when her emotions ran high. However, everyone in her family except her could control their powers, which often led to misunderstandings with people. To protect herself from emotional pain, she isolated herself, but recently realized that this didn't help. So, she got a job hoping it would improve her interactions. Unfortunately, she ruined everything because of a misunderstanding she couldn't forget. It started snowing again because she was sad. So, Shin had to use a conversation jutsu, saying
that her efforts to change weren't in vain. Hearing someone acknowledge this made Noel relax. But when she started crying , Xin panicked, thinking she had overreacted. Noel wiped away her tears and shyly asked if they could be friends. And Shin agreed, making her happy. However, he started to panic, thinking she might melt, because, according to legend, that's what happened when Ayuk's identity was revealed. Noel assured him everything was alright, and just as he tried to relax, a feather floated, announcing Taua's presence. Shin's blood pressure instantly spiked, but before he could compose himself, Tsutsumi, who had
gone out to buy something, appeared. After a few moments of shocked silence, the girls began speaking to Shin simultaneously. Unable to process their words, he yelled at them to be quiet and tried to convince Tsutsumi and Noel to forget what they had seen and leave, but they refused. While Shin pondered how to explain the situation, Noel exclaimed that Toa was adorable, diverting attention. Eventually, they sat down, and Shin asked them not to tell anyone what they had seen and heard. Tsutsumi pointed out that they would end up in a psychiatric hospital if they told anyone
and asked Toa why she chose to live with Shin. Toa replied that she ended up at Shin's house by chance, and he let her stay since she had nowhere else to go. Sutsumi was not surprised by this, for Shin's generosity was merely one of the many reasons why she was so fond of him . She then asked why Noel and Shin were together, since everyone knew her reputation as the ice queen, and Noel blushed. Shin quickly explained that they worked together and had just finished their shift, making Tsutsumi momentarily consider applying to the restaurant as
well. However, she got distracted when Noel and Toa started talking to Shin and began to feel left out when she realized he got along well with both of them. Shin then suggested they go home, but Noel suddenly stood up and announced that she was a yukaiana. Shin almost crossed over to the other side, but Noel wasn't finished, as she made it snow just to prove to the girls that she was telling the truth. When she admitted that she created the storm by remembering an embarrassing moment, Shin caught her changing clothes. Toa and Tsutsumi stared at
her in disbelief. However, they regained their composure when the storm stopped. And Shin asked Noel why she had exposed her secret. Noel explained that she didn't feel comfortable keeping her secret when Toa shared hers and trusted that they would keep theirs as well. Hearing this, Tsutsumi decided to share a secret too, and Shin wondered if she was also a supernatural being. However, he was disappointed when the girl started talking about how she wet the bed until a few years ago. He pointed out that nobody cared, but she complained that she didn't want to be the
only one left out. Just when she was about to share another embarrassing secret, Toa laughed and thanked the two girls for trusting her. Later, when Toa and Shintaro arrived home, Shintaro collapsed on the floor, too exhausted to move. So Toa rushed to prepare dinner. While doing so, she asked Shintaro if he was angry that she had revealed her identity, and he admitted that he wasn't. However, he warned her to be more careful, as not everyone was as nice or understanding as the girls. That same night, Shintaro dreamed that the government found out about Toa and
raided her house to take her away. Surprisingly, Noel and a random girl were also there, crying and begging Shintaro for help, but he couldn't do anything. Later, as Shintaro was going to class looking like a ravenous vampire, he ran into Tsutsumi, who looked even worse than him. She had spent the whole night thinking he was living with a girl. Then she asked if he was currently dating Toa or Noel. Shintaro almost jumped in fright at her question and quickly remembered that he had just met both of them. Tsutsumi visibly relaxed, and when Chuiu approached, he
asked who they were talking about. Tsutsumi said it was a distant relative of Shintaro's who now made his lunches. After they parted ways, Shintaro thanked Tsutsumi for not telling Chuiu the truth, and she was happy to have shared a secret with him. Later, after school, Shintaro saw Noel ignoring people and felt sorry for them . However, she changed her attitude as soon as she saw him and ran over to complain that he was late. Shintaro was confused, since they hadn't made plans, but Noel said it was normal for friends to walk home together. She also
talked about keeping a friends 'diary and going shopping, but he asked her to slow down and reminded her that they had work. Noel's excitement instantly died, and when Shintaro suggested they go to a restaurant together, she refused. She said she wanted their first friendship outing to be memorable , so they would have to reschedule. After she ran off, Shintaro remained there wondering how he had managed to survive the absolute whirlwind that was that girl. Meanwhile, T was at home thinking about Xintaro when he suddenly had the idea to look for him at work and asked
a cat for directions. At the restaurant, Noel was overjoyed and waving to Shintaro, which prompted the manager to call him over and ask if they were dating. Shintaro denied it, but the man believed he was only trying to keep matters discreet, so he mentioned that Noel had requested that they work together during the upcoming month. Shintaro insisted they were just friends, which surprised another employee who was upset because she had tried and failed to befriend Noel. The manager then asked Shintaro if he could work in the area, since they had more customers than usual. And
he agreed. Surprisingly, the first table he served was occupied by Toa and Tsutsumi. Toa explained that a cat had led her to the restaurant, but she lost sight of it just before finding Tsutsumi outside. After Shintaro left to get the orders, Noel ran towards him excitedly, causing the manager to pull her aside and give her a lesson on workplace etiquette. When he finished, Noel approached Shintaro and said they couldn't be friends at work. Her reason was silly, but Shintaro didn't try to convince her to change her mind, and this angered her. So she ran out
crying. Meanwhile, at Toa and Tsutsumi's table, the two were discussing the menu when Tsutsumi discovered that Toa didn't understand Shintaro's job. She explained it the best way that she could, saying he did it to earn some extra money. After the explanation, she apologized and went to the bathroom. While she was there, Toa started serving customers again. This time it was Shintaro who saw her, so he took her outside to talk. T explained that she was only trying to help so he could leave earlier, but Shintaro said things didn't work that way, which surprised her. She
then asked if he was working because he needed to support her. Shintaro said he started working long before she arrived because he wanted to gain experience. Still, Toa couldn't help but feel guilty. So, Shintaro had to reassure her, saying that she wasn't a burden to him and that she was doing her part to help him . While they were talking, they didn't notice the manager watching them, and he thought Shintaro was caught in a love triangle. At that moment, Noel appeared behind him and said she no longer wanted to work the same shifts as Shintaro,
leading the man to assume they had had a lovers' quarrel. Later, at Tsutsumi's house, she was in her room obsessed with Toa and Noel's identities. What bothered her most, however, was that Shintaro always asked her advice about Toa. Another day, he said he wanted to buy a smart card for trains and buses, and Tsutsumi had to swallow her jealousy. Shintaro was the type of guy who fully trusted people, even if he had only known them for a short time, and this often worried her. When they enrolled in school, he told her and Chute that he
lived alone because his parents had moved abroad. His mother wanted him to live with a relative, but Shintaro didn't want that . And luckily, his aunt had a vacant studio apartment. The apartment's location also influenced his choice of school. Tsutsumi was very grateful that things had turned out this way. Chute, on the other hand, advised Xintaru not to tell everyone he knew about his housing situation, because there were many strange people around. Xintaru thanked him, but said he only told them because he trusted them. And Tsutsumi's heart almost burst with joy. Thinking about it, Tsutsumi
agreed that his blind trust was worrying, and the fact that he had added an angel and a Noel to his inner circle made her even more concerned. Realizing she was getting agitated, Tsutsumi went to get some juice and rethink things. She knew the girls were good people and she wanted to help them, but she didn't like that almost all her conversations with Xintaru now revolved around them. This made her wish she had confessed sooner, because if they were dating, she wouldn't have to worry about him falling for someone else, especially one with a supernatural past.
After dramatically throwing herself onto the table, her mother asked if she was alright, and Tsutsumi asked if they were secretly descended from a supernatural being. Confused. Her mother wanted to know what she had been watching lately, but Tsutsumi ignored her and started complaining about how boring being normal was. While wondering how to get her attention, her brother went downstairs looking for a snack, and her mother remembered she had a coupon for a donut shop. She told Tsutsumi to visit the place with her friends, since the coupon would expire the next day. Tsutsumi saw this as
her ticket to Shintaru's heart. However, when she arrived at school the next day , she lost her courage and never invited Shintaro. While she was lamenting, Chu took the coupon from her hand and excitedly said he wanted to go . He invited Shintaro. When the boy said yes, Tsutsumi couldn't believe he was her lucky charm. Things improved when another boy approached to remind Xu about the club activities. Leaving, Shintaru told Tsutsumi he wanted to stop by the library to look for books about supernatural beings. Tsutsumi accompanied him, and as they browsed the shelves, Shintaro said
he was glad she came. Of course, this made her heart race with love. So, she quickly grabbed a book to disguise her excitement. Shintaro thanked Tsutsumi and said she was always very helpful. But when he explained what he meant, Tsutsumi realized he had called her " Bro." He even used her wedding announcement as an example. So, the embarrassed girl asked him to erase that memory. Eventually, they went to their desks to read the books they had chosen, but Shintaro ended up falling asleep. When Tsutsumi realized this, she stayed there admiring him and telling herself how
much she loved him. An hour later, the two were at the school entrance watching the sky swirl. Shintaro thought they should wait, but if they did, it might get late, and they would have to order donuts to go, which wasn't what Tsutsumi wanted. Each of them had an umbrella. So she ran off first, telling Xintaro that they could still make it to the donut shop on time . Shintaro thought she loved donuts so much, so he followed her. A few minutes later, they encountered a boy who had slipped and fallen in the rain, breaking his
umbrella. The boy was on his way to tutoring. And how could going back to get a new umbrella delay him? Tsutsumi gave him hers. After the boy left, she apologized to Xintaro. Shintaro agreed, and Tsutsumi tried not to show that she was nervous, because she realized that being normal had more advantages. So, she happily walked with Shintaro to the donut shop. The next day, Shintaro found an excited Noel near the lockers after school, as they were going home together. He worried that the walk would be awkward, since they barely knew each other. But Noel proved
him wrong, as she talked a lot. At some point, she mentioned the diary of friends she had commented on the other day, but he had to discourage her . Noel couldn't believe that friends ' Diaries weren't a thing and began to question whether everything she thought she knew was a lie. Shintaro said that some probably were. For her, going home with a friend was a big event, and she was happy that everything went well. She admitted that she couldn't sleep that night. She confessed her secret because she was afraid she had dreamt it all. Shin
said that she also had trouble sleeping and even mentioned her strange dream, which made her laugh. They soon parted ways, but Noel called Shin over and said that the next ice cream was on her. Later, upon arriving home, he was surprised to see Toa and a slightly taller Smurf named Chu wearing towels. Toa was immediately embarrassed , but Chu was bold, so she slapped Chim and declared that she would take Toa back to heaven. To provide context, Shu had fallen on Xin's counter hours earlier and, upon seeing Toa, jumped into her arms in tears. Luckily,
she wasn't hurt, but since she was dirty, Toa insisted that she take a bath and offered to wash her clothes. After explaining this to Shin, Toa had Shu formally introduce himself, but the little angel still insisted on leaving with Toa. Of course, her attempts failed. And after Toa gave her some milk to calm her down, she asked Chu why he had come to Earth. Shu replied that he had received permission from God to come see Toa, since they hadn't heard from her in a while. Toa pointed out that she had only been on Earth for
a week, but Shu argued that it had been the longest week ever. She then said that she didn't expect Toa to live in such a messy place. And when Toa tried to warn her, she started complaining about Toa living with the guy. To her, human men were cultured, but Toa disagreed and asked if she was hungry because she had prepared Shin's favorite food. Hearing that Toa cooked for Shin almost put Chu in a coma, but what really irritated her was the fact that Toa acted as if Xin was all that. She called him various colorful
names and declared she would finish him off for treating Toa like a maid. Toa immediately interrupted her and assured her that she wasn't being forced to do things for Shin. She also reprimanded Chu for behaving like a gangster, but the gnome started pouting. Then Toa gave her another glass of milk as a bribe. As soon as the glass was empty, Chu tried to drag Toa away, but the older angel refused to go with her because she still had a mission to complete. Shu argued that she could do it anywhere else and got angry when Toa
said she never left the apartment because Shin said it was dangerous outside. To Chu, Tua was being held captive, so it was her duty to save her . Even so, Tua refused to go with Shu. Then, the little angel decided to confront Shin, trying to make him admit that he was just using Toa. Unfortunately for her, all she received from him were compliments to Toa and how grateful he was that someone so worthy was taking care of him. Toa looked at Shintaro as if he were God's finest creation, which irritated Shu. She began pleading with
Toa not to be fooled by Shintaro's lies. When she wouldn't stop complaining, Toa interrupted and reaffirmed that she wouldn't leave because Shintaro was a good person. Chu reminded her that she had only known the guy for a week, but Toa didn't care, as her instincts never failed her. She recounted how nervous and scared she was upon arriving on Earth, but thanks to Shintaro, everything had changed. She wanted to repay that kindness. Hearing her beloved semai speak like that about a guy broke Chu's heart. Then she ran off , crying and shouting that she would never
accept Shintaro. Toa and Shintaro ran after her, but she disappeared down the hallway, leaving him wondering where she had gone. When Toa mentioned that angels felt more at home in high places, Shintaro deduced that Xu had gone to the roof. Then they got into the elevator. During the ascent, Toa tried to apologize on Chu's behalf, but he said he understood that the little girl was acting that way because she loved Toa. At that moment, they arrived at their destination and, as Shintaro had guessed, Shu was there. Toa apologized for hurting her feelings and hugged her
because she knew Xu wanted comfort. Xu watched them silently, feeling happy that everything had been resolved. But then, Xu glanced at him over Toa's shoulder, and he realized that the girl still saw him as her enemy. Fortunately, he didn't need to worry about her playing pranks, as his crystal began counting down to his return to heaven. Chu then asked Toa once more to come back with her, but Toa refused, then turned to Shintaro and threatened to expedite his consultation with God if he hurt Toa. Before she could say more, she disappeared. And while Shintaro was
somewhat surprised, T acted indifferent and turned his attention to the surrounding vegetation. However, she eventually admitted that Xu was right about her needing to leave to fulfill her mission. Shintaro agreed and said that from that day on they would go for walks after dinner. And when she got used to being outside, she could go out while he was at school. Toa's face lit up at this, and as soon as they finished dinner, Shintaro took Toa outside and taught her how to cross the street. After they returned home, they watched a program together, but Shintaro got
lost in thought about how Toa would handle the train. He imagined her getting lost and being cornered by thugs because she missed her stop. He immediately decided that she wouldn't use trains or buses alone in the near future. At that moment, Toa got excited about some sandwiches that were being advertised, and he said they could visit the store to buy them. The girl was genuinely shocked, as she believed that everything that appeared on television wasn't real. And Shintaro realized that it was his fault for this misconception. To remedy this, he said they would visit the
store the next day , and Toa was thrilled. The next day, he bought her a train ticket and guided her through the steps to board the train. When they arrived at their destination, he asked Toa to stay close so she wouldn't get lost, but her adventurous side made her run ahead. Luckily, she stopped when Shintaru called her and decided to hold his hand , making him blush. After they got their sandwiches, Toa happily ate hers, and while Shintaru watched her, he thought she was happy they were going. They went for a walk, and when Toa
saw a swan boat, she gave Shintaro that puppy-dog look because she wanted to ride in one. Shintaro agreed, and during the ride, he couldn't stop looking at her legs. When they approached an elderly couple, the woman called them a cute couple, which made Shintaro blush, and he quickly moved the boat away. The woman's words made him realize that he and Toa were on a date, and his mind couldn't process it. Therefore, when Toa tried to hold his hand again, he pulled away and said that was something only couples did. This statement made things awkward between
them. And if it weren't for Toa being pushed away by someone, Shintaro wouldn't have approached her. He was also annoyed that the person hadn't apologized to Toa and started complaining about how selfish humans were. However, Toa assured him that everything was alright and became wise, saying that only those who cared about themselves cared about others. Unable to look at her face without blushing, Shintaro reminded Toa that they were on a mission to get dango. Then she smiled and he started leading the way. Hours later, when they returned home, they found a girl named Mari sitting
on the doorstep. And when she saw Shintaro, she ran to hug him. Once inside, she devoured the food they had brought and apologized to Shintaro for not having come to see him sooner. When she started choking, Toa gave her some water and finally asked Shintaro who Mari was. He revealed that Marie was his father's younger sister and the owner of the apartment. When he mentioned that Mari was a manga artist, Toa asked who a manga artist was, making Mari wonder if Toa was one of those overprotected children. Shintaro then picked up one of his manga
and showed it to Toa, but Mari complained that it wasn't one of his works. Shintaro admitted that he had never bought any of Mari's work, claiming that he couldn't immerse himself in them because he knew her personally. Feeling betrayed, Marie dramatically told Shintaro to forget he knew her. Then he suggested she go play some grass. He then pointed out that she had eaten their dinner, and Marie began to apologize for her gluttony. She had been working late into the night to finish her manuscript and hadn't been eating or drinking properly. She only went out to
see him, but he wasn't home . So she waited until her stomach complained. Shintaro asked why she hadn't called him, and the woman admitted she left her phone at home because the editor had put a tracker on it. Just as Xintaro commented that Mari's editor had a stalker vibe, his stomach rumbled. Then Toa said she was going to cook something. Marry told her not to worry because she brought a cake to celebrate her birthday, which everyone seemed to have forgotten. She then started crying, making Xintaro and Toa panic. Then they lit a candle and started
singing the birthday song. Mari's tears didn't stop. Then, after the song, Toa handed her a towel to wipe her face. That's when Mari finally asked who she was, making Xin panic because he didn't know how to introduce Toa. Toa tried to help him, but Xin interrupted her. And when he started stuttering, Marie thought he was trying to hide that he was dating Toa. She started teasing him about having charm despite his appearance. And Shin blurted out that Toa was his colleague and that they were talking about the festival. Foolish Marie believed him and started casually
asking about Shin's school days. But Toa looked at him as if he were speaking a strange language. Luckily, the conversation soon shifted to Shin's time, and Mari promised to bring old photos of him another day. Toa said he'd love to see them, and when he called Shin "Shinaman ," Marie became suspicious. Shin had to lie that it was an inside joke at school to avoid telling Marie the truth , and she believed him again, making him feel like a fraud. Eventually, Toa got up to make tea, and Marie commented that she liked having a girl
like Toa in the family. Shin begged her to stop playing matchmaker. Then Marie retreated and went to the bathroom. She immediately noticed the two toothbrushes on the sink. So Shin had to tell another lie. While in the bathroom, Marie realized that Shin was a young man living alone. So she opened the door and forbade him from plotting and taking happy pills. Toa was extremely confused, but Shin quickly told Marie to put a filter on her mouth . After things calmed down, the three finally had tea, and Marie pointed out that Toa should leave because it
was getting late. She offered to go with them to stop by the store, and the couple became worried. However, they followed Mari, and as they walked, Shin told Toa to go back to the balcony and wait after they parted ways with her. Soon they reached a point on the road, and Toa said goodbye. However, Marie went after her to ask her to continue spending time with Shin, even if he was a loser. And Toa promised to do so. After Mari left with Shin, Toa waited a few minutes before returning to the apartment, but didn't go
in because Mari was still there. Shin tried to get Mari to leave, but she said she would spend the night there to avoid work. Then she threw a tantrum and cursed her editor. But Shin was thrilled to hear that the editor was Kida. He had edited all his favorite manga, and while Shin praised the guy, Marie became depressed . Shin tried to convince her to get out of this, but Marie wasn't interested in leaving the dark hole of depression. Instead, she lay down on the floor and told Xin she was going to sleep. Worried, Shin
looked outside, but Toa signaled that she was fine sleeping on the balcony. At that moment, someone rang the doorbell, and Marie begged Shin not to open the door. He said she was being paranoid, but the moment he opened the door, Kida entered like a hunting monster and approached Mari. Shin hadn't expected it to be a woman, but his surprise turned to shock when he asked who he was, and Marie introduced him as her son. He quickly clarified that Mari was his aunt and thanked Kita for putting up with his immaturity. Shocked, Kita said she should
apologize to him for keeping her guardian away for months. She said that if she had known about him, she would have given Mari a flexible schedule. Xinha assured her that everything was fine and that she preferred Mari not to show up anymore, which made Mari protest. With that, Kita turned to her, and Mari panicked, thinking she was going to be scolded again. But Kita wished her a happy birthday. She hadn't forgotten, as Mari had assumed, and had even bought a cake to celebrate. But when she returned to Mari's house and didn't see her, she started
searching everywhere she could think of. The realization that Kita cared deeply about her made Mari so happy that she didn't protest when Kita said it was time to go. After saying goodbye, Shin let T in and apologized for the human disaster that was his aunt. Toa said he enjoyed Mari's presence and thought he seemed happy interacting with her. The next day, as Shin was returning home from his shift, a girl wearing an eyepatch accidentally bumped into him. She was being chased by some guys and asked Shin for help, who grabbed her and ran away. What
they didn't know was that the guys were only trying to return the book the girl had dropped. Shin didn't stop running until he reached an alley, and while he was trying to catch his breath, the girl suddenly started sniffing him. He quickly stepped back and asked if the girl was alright, wanting to know who those guys were. The girl said she was sure they were descendants of vampire hunters and introduced herself as Lilísticka, the only Generation Z vampire in Transylvania. Shin couldn't believe he had found a real vampire, but the next moment Lilísticka's contact lens
fell out, revealing that she was just a delusional cosplayer. Still, the girl maintained her act and claimed her eyes were dry from running so much. She then removed her eyepatch to show her other eye, but the lens also fell out. She complained that they were useless, even though she had bought them for 1500 yen each. When she realized her mistake, she tried to invent another lie, but Shin told her to put out the fire and began to berate himself for believing her lie just because he knew an angel and a Santa Claus. However, he felt
responsible for Lilíka, so he offered to accompany her to where she was going before they crossed paths. To his surprise, Lilíka's destination was the maid café where she worked, and she invited Shin in to properly thank her for helping her. Shin politely declined, and after he ran off, Lilishka sniffed the air and commented on how good it smelled. Later, Shin told Toa about his encounter with Lilishka, but she didn't understand because he said Lilishka had protagonist syndrome. After Shin explained what he meant by that, Toa said it wasn't necessarily a bad thing, but Shin assured
her it was. Eventually , they decided to call it a night, but soon after they went to bed, Lilíka sneaked in and started licking Shin's neck. He screamed in shock and immediately turned on the lights. Then, Toa, confused, asked what the problem was. Shintaro explained that Lilíka was the crazy girl he met that day and wanted to know how she found him. Liliska said she followed his scent because she couldn't resist and entered through the balcony. Shintaro pointed out that she had committed a crime, but Liliska didn't care and said she wouldn't leave until she
had some more of him. At that point, Shintaro was convinced Liliska was crazy. When he opened the balcony door, he wondered how she had gotten up there, but he got the answer when he noticed Liliska was flying and had fangs. The lenses that afternoon were meant to make her look more European. He tried to push her out , but Liliska begged to bite his neck and smell him, making Shintaro wonder if she was a defective vampire. She said she wanted to respect her boundaries and that she was a modern vampire. Hearing this, Shintaro checked the
refrigerator to see if there was any juice, but then Liliska jumped on him, saying he was irresistible. In the end, they let her stay, and poor Shintaro had to deal with the crazy girl. The next morning, when they woke up, Lilika wasn't there, and Toa immediately assumed she had turned to ashes from the sunlight. Shintaro didn't think so, but he was worried. So , when he arrived at school, he decided to stop by Lilika's schoolwork later. At that moment, Tsutsumi approached and asked if he was sad because he was tired of studying for exams. He
was so worried about everything that he forgot he was still a student, so he decided to concentrate. Later, during lunch, while Shintaro was eating outside, Lilika appeared behind him and licked his face. Shocked and confused, he asked if she had followed him again, and she revealed that she studied at that school. She hadn't known he also studied there until she smelled his scent in the hallway. Hearing this, Shintaro pointed out that she was acting more like a dog than a vampire, but Lilika wasn't offended. Instead, she sat down next to him, and as they talked,
Shintaru recounted his and Toa's assumption that the sun had reduced her to dust. Lilísticka explained that the sun didn't affect her, but she hated it. Shintaro quickly offered to switch places with her. As soon as she sat in the shade, she explained that she had left early to get ready for school. Feeling relieved, Shintaru said there would be more later . Then he grabbed his things and ran back to the classroom. There he asked his friends if they knew Lilishka, and two girls who overheard chimed in. According to them, Lilishka's real name was Liliska. And
on the first day of school, she introduced herself to the class as a vampire. Of course, everyone thought she was joking, and Shintaro couldn't blame them. At that moment, Tsutsumi noticed Lilca watching them through the door, but Shintaru quickly looked away, pretending not to know her . Later, after school, Tsutsumi offered her notes to Shintaro to study. However , before they could go to the library to make copies, the bat appeared with a message from Liliska for Shintaro. She wanted him to follow the bat, and he did, which led him to the occult research club.
Once inside, Liliska became dramatic again and ordered him to become her servant. When he refused, Liliska tried to bribe him with coupons from her job, but Shintaro said it wasn't that cheap. Irritated, she demanded to know what he wanted. And Shintaro made it clear that he wasn't born to be a vampire's doormat. He then asked why she suddenly wanted him to work for her, and she admitted it was the only way to keep him around. She believed he didn't want to be seen with her, since he ran away from the courtyard and pretended not to
know her when she entered the classroom. Feeling like an idiot, Shintaro tried to explain himself, but Liliska wouldn't let him and continued ranting. Just when Xintaro was about to be overcome with guilt, the crazy girl changed her attitude and cornered him, saying she urgently needed to smell him. The next moment, Noel and Tsutsumi fell in the classroom, and Noel provoked a snowstorm by complaining that Shintaro had never hugged her. Suddenly, they noticed Lilishka flying by, and Noel's anger vanished. She immediately began questioning Liliska, who seemed to enjoy the attention, while Tsutsumi sat in the corner,
upset that Xintaro had a new supernatural girl. When he tried to explain his situation, Lilishka called him over and apologized for being a nuisance. While crying, she acknowledged that her actions were wrong, but said she did it because she wanted to be his friend. Shintaro told Lilishka that he didn't mind being her friend, but that she couldn't smell him at school and if she wanted to come over she had to use the front door. A few days later, the exams were over. So Shintaro and the girls went to the occult research club to relax. Before
the exams, Noel had begged Shintaro to study with her. And since Tutsumi didn't want to be left out, she asked to join them. Shintaro said he needed to consult Toa first before inviting anyone. Then, Liliska suggested they use the club room. Back in the present, they were discussing how studying together had helped them when Liliska put on a show by emerging from her cardboard coffin. She said that Tsutsumi deserved all the credit because her teaching had helped them. Sutsumi tried to be modest, but Shintaro and Noel said she should be proud of her talent, which
made her happy. After she returned to reality, she asked Liliska if it was OK for them to continue going to the club. Shintaro suggested they go to a café, saying that their presence might bother the other club members. However, as they started to pack up, he asked Liliska if the club really had other members. And she replied that besides her and the skeleton there was one more member. Before she could say who she was, Xintaro opened the door and a girl with blue hair fell forward, hitting his chest. She then sat down and started crying
when Xintaro tried to apologize. Then he panicked. Luckily, her tears were minimal, and Lailika introduced her as Risui, the last member of the occult club. She also said that Risui's reaction to Shin wasn't because of the collision, but because of her hatred of humans. Risui quickly clarified that she had social anxiety. Then, Shin and the others decided to give her space. Shin asked Lily if she still wanted to go to the café. Lily replied that she did, because she had something important to discuss with them, and made Shin go along. On the way to the
café, Lily told the group that she wanted them to join the occult club, as the club couldn't function with only two members. Shin refused immediately, so naturally Noel and Tsutsumi also didn't want anything to do with the club. Shin then apologized to Risui for wasting her time and tried to start a conversation by asking about her hobbies. But the girl still refused to speak to him. Lily replied that Risui liked books, but spent most of her time in the club room because she hated when people sat next to her in the library. This still didn't
explain why Risui joined the occult club, but Shin decided not to insist. As they continued walking, they noticed a festival nearby, and the girls insisted on going. Risui also got excited about the idea, but backed down when she realized Shin was watching her. So he concluded that she hated him. Hisui also confirmed this when she answered Tsutsumi's question about her opinions on festivals. A few seconds later, Shin realized Lily was missing, but when he turned to look for her, she reappeared holding snacks and wearing a mask. Shin stared at her for a few seconds before
quietly asking if there was a reason for Risui refusing to speak to him. Coincidentally, Risui heard his question, so he quickly turned around and apologized again for bumping into her in the club room, but she walked away. Lailishkaa joked that Risui was probably angry that he had seen the covers of her stories, shocking them both. Shin swore he hadn't seen anything, and while Tsutsumi confirmed he was telling the truth, Noel told him not to be ashamed to admit his mistakes . Seeing that things were about to get heated, Tsutsumi suggested they grab something, and Noel
excitedly pulled Shin along with her. Tsutsumi quickly ran after them, leaving Lailishkaa and Risui behind, but in the end, everyone reunited and had a great time. Later, while the girls were trying to get some buttered potatoes, Shin wandered off alone, and by coincidence, Risui appeared at the stall where he had stopped. Just like before, she panicked when he tried to talk to her. Then he handed her a chilled cucumber and turned to leave. But she called him back to wait. She then tried to say something to him, but the others arrived. So she focused on
eating her cucumber. After leaving the festival, the group was on a bridge chatting when Risui drew their attention to Lily, who had climbed onto the edge of Hora Farm. Shin told her to stop being cringe, but the moment she jumped off the bridge, he tried to catch her, forgetting that she could fly. After she fell into the river, the girl started to panic, but Lily remained calm and wasn't surprised when Risui jumped into the river to save Shintaro. After she pulled him out , everyone rushed to see how he was, and Lily apologized for putting
Shintaro in danger. She said her hero complex was to blame and thanked Risui for saving him. Surprisingly, she didn't ignore him and finally explained that she didn't dislike him. She just wasn't used to talking to boys. Shintaro was extremely relieved to hear this, and while he was telling everyone , they all noticed a halo on Risui's head. Shintaro immediately assumed she was an angel, but when she turned around and they saw her shell, he realized she was a Risui. Tsutsumi fainted instantly, while Lilka said she hadn't expected Risui's identity to be discovered so quickly. According
to her , Risui always transformed upon contact with water an hour after eating cucumbers. Furthermore, her grandfather was the president of the Risui Federation of Japan, an organization that secretly ruled the country. Shintaro pointed out that the last revelation was unnecessary, but Lilika didn't care. Risui, on the other hand, was panicked. Then, Noel approached her and assured her that her secret was safe with them. She revealed that she was also a supernatural being and that Shintaru and Itsutsumi were supernatural allies. Then, Risui finally relaxed. Shintaru then spoke about Toa and asked if she would like
to meet her. And Risui said she would love to. A little later, Shintaro returned with Toa, but the angel's excitement almost scared poor Risui. A few days later, Shintaro was telling Toa about something that happened at work, which annoyed him when he realized he had never seen her angry. Toa said she had been angry before, so he asked for an example, but she couldn't. This made him wonder if her inability to get angry was because she was an angel, but he dismissed the thought by remembering Chu, the angry bird. He then offered to help Toa
with the dishes. And coincidentally, she wanted him to try her food. Since her hands were busy, Toa tried to feed him, but Tintaro was embarrassed, so he dropped the plates and took her food. Toa didn't mind, but the next day, while shopping, she saw Noel trying to feed Tintaro inside a café and became jealous. The moment she realized it, she fixed her face and began to question why she reacted that way. Meanwhile, inside the café, Shintaro refused Noel's offer, despite her pleading. When he returned home later, he brought some cake, but Toa refused to even
look at him or to accept anything that he offered to her. Concerned, he asked if something was bothering her. Then Toa forced herself to look at him, and even though she swore she was fine, her face said otherwise. Eventually, she admitted that she couldn't put her feelings into words, but when she realized that what she felt was jealousy, she tried to get rid of it. She told Shintaro that she would love to eat cake with him and loved every piece she ate. Shintaro asked if she wanted to go somewhere with him, and Toa excitedly replied
yes . Meanwhile, Noel was at home watching anime, but she became sad when the character talked about making 100 friends. She also had that dream once, but after scaring away her first friends, she was afraid to try again. However, she was glad she had decided to come out of her self-isolation, as she met Shintaro, who was better than having no friends. At that moment, her cell phone beeped with a notification for a movie she was eager to see. So, she decided to invite Shintaro to go with her. The next day, she showed up at the
restaurant during Shintaro's shift and ignored the manager when he tried to strike up a conversation. To her surprise, the table Shintaro was serving was occupied by the other girls . And she wasn't exactly happy about that. The manager was elsewhere, watching the group, while Shintaro's messy life became his favorite soap opera. Unaware that they were being watched, Shintaro suggested that Noel join the others, but she refused and explained that she had come to invite him to the movies. Shintaro said he was covering someone's shift and couldn't go, which saddened Noel, as that afternoon was the
last showing of the film. At that moment, it started to snow lightly in the restaurant, but before Shintaro could comfort her, the girls announced that they were going to see the movie with Noel. Toa didn't quite understand what they meant until Shintaro explained the concept of movie theaters and how they worked. Noel tried to refuse their offer because she wanted to see the movie with Shintaro, but he convinced her to go with them. On the way, Noel didn't talk to the girls because she didn't know how. Shintaro was her link to them, and she was
about to give up when Toa said she was looking forward to the movie. As soon as they arrived at the theater, they bought snacks and went inside to watch the movie. Toa didn't like dark places, so she put her hand on Noel, who, although surprised, said she didn't mind. When the movie started, everyone was engrossed, and after it ended, they talked excitedly about it. Noel had also enjoyed the movie, but was still sad that she hadn't seen it with Shintaro. However, when Lilíka suggested that they watch it again with Shintaro when it started showing, she
immediately cheered up. Eventually they left the movie theater, but since they had arranged to meet Shintaro after his shift, they decided to spend time together until then. Noel walked behind the group, wishing Shintaro was already there. But when she heard them discussing the movie, she joined the conversation almost immediately. The conversation became so intense that they had to find a place to sit and continue talking. Noel had many theories that the others recognized and even praised. And soon she found herself enjoying their company. However , when they thanked her for letting them keep her company,
she began to feel guilty and ashamed of her previous behavior. She knew her envy was wrong, so she thanked them for being with her, even though they weren't friends. This last statement silenced the girls, but Lily was the first to recover and assured Noel that they were her friends . Sutsum then asked why she did things that friends did if she didn't consider them friends. Noel argued that they were Shintaro's friends and since she was his friend, they were her friends by association. Lily pointed out that her theory was the silliest thing she'd ever heard,
but Noel stood firm, adding that they weren't her friends because she never asked for it. Tsutsu explained to me that friendship didn't need proposals, and when the others agreed, Noel became overwhelmed and ran off. She still didn't understand how friendship worked, but she was grateful to have met Xintaro, because thanks to him she now had people who called her a friend. However, she realized she didn't see Shintaro only as a friend. So, when she met him, she told him that . Shintaro never had a chance to ask what she meant, because the others arrived, but
in truth she considered him her best friend. That night, the air conditioning in Xintaro's apartment broke down. So he and Toa sat with their feet in the bathtub. However, this didn't help, and Xintaro felt his blood boil at the sight of Toa's thighs , so he decided to go to the balcony. Unfortunately, the night air wasn't cool, and to make matters worse, Lily appeared wanting to bite his neck. When she tried, the smell of her sweat made her change her mind, and after greeting Toa, she handed them an invitation to the occult club's summer camp.
Shintaro told her they wouldn't go because they weren't part of the club, but she refused to accept his reasoning. She begged him to reconsider and even threw a tantrum. Then, Shintaro asked if the place had air conditioning, and when she confirmed that it did, he accepted the invitation. The next day, when Shintaro and Toa arrived at the meeting place, they were surprised to see that the ride to the camp was a helicopter, courtesy of Rissui's family. When they arrived at the location, which was Rissui's family's vacation home, she was there to greet them, but the
girls hadn't yet recovered from the adrenaline of the flight. Susumi asked what her family did, but she got the answer when she noticed that the helicopter belonged to one of the four largest conglomerates in the country. When they finally arrived home, they were greeted by Risui's personal twins, Aoi and Kujako, who were also Cloaks. They led the group inside, and upon reaching the garden, everyone was fascinated by the lake in the middle of it. According to the twins, it was created by Cloaks during the Edo period , who were favored to build the foundation of
the conglomerate that everyone knows. Shintaro said the lake's history was interesting, but the twins said it also had a tragic story. Two lovers met their end there while trying to exchange their shurikatama. And since then, those who profess their love at the lake end up like Romeo and Juliet. Curious, Shintaro asked what a shurikatama was, and the twins said his question was inappropriate, leaving him very confused. Eventually, the twins led the group to the room, and Lilíka announced that an important event would take place after dinner and that they were free to do whatever they
wanted until then. The twins suggested sumo wrestling to pass the time, but Shin said he wasn't ready to leave yet. Sutsum and Noel also refused. Then Oi suggested going down to the beach and even showed them another room full of swimsuits. While they were choosing what to wear, Shin tried to give them privacy and asked Kujako where the men's swimsuit section was. She was immediately surprised, and when Aoi loudly asked if he was a guy, other maids burst into the room and surrounded Shin as if he were a display piece. Later on the beach, Shin
learned from the twins that there were no men around because Risui would be the future head of the family and they wanted to protect her purity. Worried that his presence was disrupting the order of things, Shin asked if he could spend the night at the villa. Before they could answer, Toa called Shin, and Bro immediately began struggling to keep his eyes on her face. The others were also wearing swimsuits, which accentuated their figures. And Shin knew he wouldn't win the battle against their shorts. He quickly turned away, opting to focus on the barbecue. Then Lilishka,
who was dressed in a jumpsuit , began to tease him. He worried she might suffer from heatstroke, but she revealed that the suit was a special type that provided cooling. Noel then ran and pulled Shin into the water, beginning the long-awaited beach episode. After playing in the water for a while, they gathered around the barbecue grill for a barbecue. While chatting, Noel told Shin that Toa was amazed by the ocean when she first saw it and he wished he had been there to see it or even take a picture. He then called Risui over and
offered her some corn. The girl got nervous as always. However, she didn't avoid him and after accepting the corn, she ran to seek shelter in Lilísticka's arms because talking to Shin made her nervous. A little later, while the group lay on the beach, enjoying the last rays of sunshine, the twins went to ask the girls if they wanted to use the hot spring before dinner. They told Shin that he could wash in the pool or wait until after dinner when the baths were free. He chose the pool, and Noel casually asked when they should expect
him to peek. Everyone was shocked by her question and had to explain that peeking wasn't normal in real life, leaving her incredulous. Later, while the girls were enjoying the hot spring, Lilishka appeared and started letting out capillar. However, no one paid attention because they noticed that Noa was changing color from the heat. Tsutsume asked her to get out of the water, and after she did, she told her friends that she wished Shin was with them. The image that formed in Tsutsumi's mind after hearing this made her pray to God for forgiveness. At that moment, her
attention was drawn to Lilishka, who was giving Toa hair washing tips. But when Tsutsumi's eyes fixed on Toa's breasts, her insecurity returned in full force. She tried to console herself, since she wasn't the one with the smallest breasts, but when she realized that Noel was also extra large, she sank even further into depression. Noticing her gaze, Noel asked if she wanted to touch her breasts, and Tsutsumi refused, saying she wasn't that cultured. Lilka, on the other hand, was trying to grope Toa and swore it was tradition to do so at the hot spring. Sutsumi yelled
at her to stop, and Noel felt her world crumble, as she also believed it to be true because of manga and anime. While questioning life, a blizzard began, and the girls decided to end their bath. Meanwhile, Shintaro was outside waiting for them when the twins approached to threaten him. They said they wouldn't hesitate to skin him alive if he tried to get close to Risui. And Shintaro swore he wouldn't even think about it. Later, the group had dinner and played some card games before ending the night . However, Shintaro remembered that the bathroom would be
free, so he decided to relax a bit at the hot spring. To his surprise, Risui was there, and when he tried to leave, she said he didn't need to. They sat on opposite sides, backs to back, but the atmosphere was tense. Risui gratefully thanked Shintaro for coming on the trip, saying he was the reason the others had come. She also said he was the life of the party and that every moment they spent at the beach had been fun, filling Shintaro with pride. When Risui mentioned Lilíka, Shintaro curiously asked if Risui had enrolled in the
school because of the delusional vampire. Risui explained that it was because an old fortune teller she had saved from drowning said it was her destiny to attend a co-ed school. She admitted things hadn't been easy, but now they were much better, and she was happy to have met them all. Shintaro was pleased to hear this and, as he returned to his room, remarked that going to camp hadn't been so bad. However, he regretted this statement after the twins kidnapped him and forced him into a sumo wrestling match as punishment for sharing a bath with Risui.
After they were finished with him, Shintaro dragged his tired body to bed, but Lilika entered before he could close his eyes. She said she had a demon summoning ritual to participate in, and Shintaro glared at her as if she had called Goku overrated. At the summoning site, Shintaro and the others questioned Lilika about the supposed ritual, and she revealed that it was the purpose of the trip. They doubted she knew how to conduct a summoning, and Lilika admitted that her first attempt had failed. However, she believed this happened because only she and Risui participated. She
then read the incantation from her summoning book and said that everyone needed to recite it together three times for the ritual to work. She also gave a warning that, while it was a demon summoning ritual, they could end up invoking anything from a powerful demon to a much lesser spirit. When she mentioned that only a being with the desire to come to Earth could be summoned, Shintaro was intrigued. Noel then pointed out that summoning rituals required sacrifices, and Lilística replied that they needed a black hen that had never laid an egg. Toa, who had been
dozing the whole time , suddenly became alert and said she didn't agree with hurting an innocent hen. Lilística told her to calm down and took out a hen-shaped biscuit she had prepared to substitute for the live hen. She then broke it in half and instructed her friends to begin reciting with her. To their complete surprise, a strong wind began to blow. When it calmed down, she was sitting before them, holding a glass of milk, but disappeared almost immediately. And the girls went crazy. Lilística even fainted, as she hadn't expected the ritual to work. And Xintaro
and Toa decided not to tell the group that they knew Shu. When Lilística regained consciousness, she speculated that Xu disappeared quickly because another angel was present. Toa apologized, but Lilística said it was alright, and soon the five girls were discussing what they wanted to summon next. Eventually, they gave up on the idea and went home, but since they were too excited to sleep, they decided to play with fireworks. Shintaro explained how they worked to her and had to convince her that they weren't dangerous. Tsutsumi was jealous watching them, but was soon distracted by Noel, who
insisted he call her by her first name. Noel then called Shintaro to light the fireworks, and when he realized that he and Tsutsumi weren't close, he encouraged them to try. Tsutsumi looked at Noel as if he could kiss her, since she was eager to hear Shintaro say her name and vice versa. However, while trying to say his name, the boy said he would continue to call her by her last name, as using her first name seemed strange. Subsumi was immediately heartbroken, but soon got over it and enjoyed the fireworks party with everyone. The following week,
Shintaro took Toa to visit Tokio Skyree, and she was super excited. As they walked through the mall, she noticed people wearing yukatas and watched them longingly. So, Shintaro decided to rent one for her. When she came out wearing it, he couldn't take his eyes off her and had to force himself to say she looked beautiful. As they continued walking through the mall, people openly admired Toa, and for some reason, this pleased Shintaro. While waiting in line to buy tickets for the Dome, Shintaro casually mentioned how much the tickets cost, and the girl was shocked. She
pointed out that the money could buy 30 radishes, but Tintaro said it was fine because he could afford it. Hearing this, she realized that renting the yukata also cost money and tried to take it off, but Tintaro wouldn't let her. He said he rented the yukata because he wanted to see her wearing it and that he took her to Tokyo Sky Tree because he wanted to spend time with her. His statement charmed everyone who was standing around them, leaving them captivated by how truly cute their relationship was. And Shintaro wasn't embarrassed at all. Eventually, they
got into the elevator, and when they arrived at the observation deck, Toa was amazed. She said it was fascinating that humans could create such incredible things, and as they walked, they noticed a group of girls huddled together. Shintaro said he didn't blame them, because if something went wrong and they fell, they would wake up in heaven. For some reason, Toa didn't know that falling from a height was one of the 100,000 ways a person could die. So she told Shintaro that he should be afraid. He told her to relax and that if he fell, he
knew she would catch him . And Toa immediately relaxed. After that, they went to the gift shop, where Toa admired a snowball for a while before putting it aside. Then they sat down to relax. And when Tã noticed that many people had suitcases, she asked why. Shintaro explained that most were there to visit their families. Then she asked if he missed his family. He admitted that he did, but they were abroad and there was nothing he could do. He casually asked if she missed anyone in heaven, and her reply was that they were out of
sight. Out of his mind, Shintaro admitted that having her around was the reason he didn't feel lonely, and Toa said the feeling was mutual. Later, the two went to lunch and spent the rest of the afternoon doing touristy things before accidentally getting separated in the crowd. Toa almost cried when she didn't see Shintaro, but he found her a few seconds later and held her sleeve, saying he didn't want her to get lost again. They held each other's clothes for the rest of the way because Shintaro was too cowardly to hold Toa's hand. At the end
of the day, they returned the Yukata, but as they started walking to the station, Toa stopped and admitted she wasn't ready to go home. Shintaro promised to take her to other places and then gave her the snowball he had secretly bought for her. T thanked him, then led her to a dark alley because she wanted to repay him. There, she asked Shintaro to close his eyes, and he did so without questioning her. But then his mind told him she was trying to kiss him. He immediately opened his eyes to tell her to stop, only to
discover that they were flying, which caused him to begin to panic as well. Toa managed to calm him down and explained that it was her way of repaying him for the snowball. Hearing this, Shintaro appreciated the view and commented that angels had the best perspective. Toa smiled and said she hadn't flown this high since arriving on Earth because he was there to guide her and help her fulfill her mission. Meeting the girls was a bonus, and the things they did together showed her that the human world was truly a wonderful place. She then told Shintaro
that she hoped they would stay together , and he said he wouldn't want it any other way. That's all for today. But tell us in the comments which girl you think Shintaro should win over. And if you've made it this far and enjoyed the video, check out this next one.
