Chapter 155: The Sakuramiya Sisters
Both Sakuramiya sisters were beautiful girls with excellent figures and considerable popularity within the school.
Beyond that, what left the deepest impression on Haruto was their story.
It wasn't about how attractive they looked, nor was it particularly "useful" like typical adult anime. Rather, it was the plot that stood completely different from other NTR-themed adult content, leaving him profoundly unsettled.
Had he not already surveyed Kuoh Academy and confirmed the absence of that psychopath who ultimately drove the Sakuramiya sisters to ruin before committing suicide, he would have intervened long ago.
The anime wasn't produced by Thunderfire Sword but by QB Studio. Haruto never cared much for QB Studio's art style, feeling it was inferior to the original doujinshi.
Though considerable time had passed, the uniquely distinctive plot remained vividly clear in Haruto's memory.
In short, due to their family circumstances, the Sakuramiya sisters developed a romantic relationship after becoming sisters.
This wasn't particularly unusual, as most girls didn't seem to mind intimacy with other cute girls. To exaggerate, about eighty percent of girls might be bisexual.
The subsequent plot followed some clichéd developments - someone photographed their intimate moments, and to protect each other, the sisters separately submitted to "training." When they eventually reunited and realized they'd been deceived, it was already too late.
Then came the crucial twist: the blackmailer was actually a psychopath who never personally violated the sisters himself. Instead, he made them service other male students from their school.
Finally, this psychopath organized a school-wide orgy with a shockingly large number of participating male students. While everyone was engrossed in the revelry, he notified the teachers, exposing the entire scandal.
Afterward, the psychopath committed suicide, leaving behind words like: "Too beautiful... impossible to truly possess... so I can only destroy you... leaving an eternal mark on your lives..."
The outcome saw the Sakuramiya sisters rescued, but with too many participants involved, the school couldn't properly handle the situation. Combined with the sisters' own reluctance to involve the police, the matter concluded with only a few male students transferring schools.
However, the recordings, photographs, and details of the incident had already spread throughout the school, completely transforming the sisters' daily lives.
After prolonged "training" and being used by countless males, the Sakuramiya sisters could never return to their former selves. Even after the incident concluded, they remained easily accessible to anyone.
The psychopath's ambition of "leaving an eternal mark" ultimately proved meaningless from the final perspective.
By this point, the sisters no longer cared about who caused their predicament.
The real beneficiaries were the remaining male students at school, particularly those who didn't transfer, who could freely use the beautiful sisters to satisfy their desires.
Because of this plot, despite his dislike for QB Studio's art style, Haruto still found himself revisiting this particular anime multiple times, afterward seeking out the original doujinshi.
His only frustration was not knowing which male character to identify with...
In the end, he could only randomly project himself onto the final winner. Fortunately, the Sakuramiya sisters' beauty made up for it a little—while the immersion wasn't strong, it worked well enough.
Due to the unique nature of this anime, Haruto remembered the Sakuramiya sisters particularly clearly.
When he first saw them, he had decided not to let the original plot unfold. Besides being exceptionally beautiful girls with great figures, the Sakuramiya sisters also had wonderful personalities.
The older sister, Saya, was a gentle Yamato Nadeshiko, while the younger sister, Hinata, was lively, generous, and genuinely sincere, never putting on airs.
The two sisters shared a deep bond and were willing to sacrifice everything for each other.
So, after discovering that Kuoh Academy didn't have that psychopath, Haruto didn't interfere with their beautiful yuri relationship.
However, he never expected that even though he didn't seek out this couple, they would jointly write him an explicit love letter.
Since that was the case, Haruto decided not to hold back anymore. The art style of QB Studio might not be great, but in the real world, both of them were his favorite tall and curvaceous beauties.
Their figures weren't as exaggerated as Natsuha's, but this well-proportioned balance actually suited Haruto's preferences better.
Though described as "well-proportioned," this was only in comparison to Natsuha and other female leads from Studio Raikajian. In reality, the Sakuramiya sisters' figures were absolutely fantastic!
Voluptuous, round hips, slender waists, long legs, large sparkling eyes, flawless delicate skin, and exquisitely cute oval faces—all combined to create the super beauties that men adored most.
And they were a lily sister pair! Though not biologically related, it was more than enough to excite Haruto.
Originally, he had only wanted to protect this pure lily relationship, but now that they had taken the initiative, he saw no reason to refuse.
However, after accepting them, Haruto became even more determined to prevent the original plot from unfolding. If the Sakuramiya sisters could master supernatural powers, everything would be fine.
Even if that psychopath were to appear, he wouldn't be able to cause any trouble.
If they couldn't, then Haruto would need to change their mindset—at the very least, ensuring that if they ever faced coercion, their first thought would be to seek his help.
Snapping out of his thoughts, Haruto arrived at the archery club and immediately spotted Saya Sakuramiya, with her striking looks and sleek dark purple hair tied into a stylish ponytail.
The tall girl was wearing her archery uniform, fully focused on her morning practice.
Even the loose archery attire couldn't completely conceal her graceful curves. With a delicate pull and release of her slender, pale fingers, the wooden arrow traced a perfect arc and struck the bullseye.
"Good morning, Sakuramiya-san."
Haruto watched for a while—the sight of a beautiful girl so spirited and focused was truly a pleasure. Only after Saya finished her round of shooting did he speak up to greet her.
There weren't many members practicing archery in the morning, and even fewer were as dedicated and meticulous as Saya.
So, Haruto's arrival didn't cause much of a stir. Combined with his deliberate effort to conceal his presence, the tall beauty with the dark purple ponytail only noticed someone beside her when he greeted her.
"Eep~"
Letting out an adorable gasp, Saya quickly covered her mouth with her hand and instinctively glanced around. Seeing that no one had noticed, she blushed slightly and said in surprise, "Haruto-kun... What are you doing here?"
"I'm here for you, of course, Sakuramiya-san."
Haruto smiled faintly and waved a pale red envelope between his fingertips.
"This is... Haruto-kun... did you read it?"
Seeing that familiar envelope, Saya became so nervous she could barely speak coherently.
When she hadn't received a response yesterday, she thought Haruto might not have noticed it at all. After all, with so many love letters and all those girls he had ambiguous relationships with, it wouldn't be strange if he didn't read it.
"Sakuramiya-san, I think it would be better to call your sister over before discussing this."
Saya asked in confusion, "Why?"
Soon, as if realizing something, she continued, "Ah? Did Hinata write you a love letter too?"
This time it was Haruto's turn to be confused. The love letter was clearly signed by two people - weren't these sisters the ones who wrote it together?
He voiced this question directly while handing the love letter to Saya, letting her see the signature at the end for herself.
After reading the content and signature, Saya let out a soft sigh, clenched her small fists, and said angrily, "I wrote this, but Hinata changed the signature at the end without permission. No wonder I felt like someone had touched the things on my desk yesterday..."
Haruto blinked. Well, so that's how it was.
A joint love letter - this was his first time seeing something like that. Just thinking about it felt quite absurd, but if Hinata had secretly added her signature, that was completely understandable.
Hinata's bold and lively personality was exactly the type who would do such a thing.
"Since that's the case, it's even more reason to call Hinata-san over."
Haruto naturally used her given name instead of her family name. When both sisters were together, using given names to distinguish between them was quite normal.
All the friends the sisters shared also addressed them this way.
Being called by her given name by her crush made Saya somewhat shy, but more than that, she felt happy.
"Haruto-kun... may I call you by your given name too?"
"Of course, Saya-san. I'd be very happy if you would."
Having spent more time with girls, Haruto had gradually learned to say these complimentary things that cost nothing. Actually, as long as you had a bit of thick skin, making girls happy was quite simple.
Especially when the girl really liked you.
Saya was very happy now, almost unable to contain her excitement.
"Ha... Haruto, I'll go change first. Hinata just finished morning practice. Let's meet in the central courtyard later."
"Not the central courtyard - it will get crowded when everyone comes for class. Let's meet behind the school building."
"Behind the school building..." Saya seemed to think of something, her fair face instantly turning bright red as if about to bleed.
Haruto gently gave her smooth forehead a light chop with his hand. "Don't imagine strange things. I wouldn't do anything there so early in the morning."