VTuber Legend: How I Went Viral after Forgetting to Turn Off My Stream Volume 9 [Parts 1 to 6] by Nana Nanato

Author:Nana Nanato
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, comedy, business, slice of life, adult protagonist, fish out of water, lighthearted, female protagonist, cute girls, zero to hero, ecchi
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

Almost simultaneously with Tadasu’s discussions, the other half of this soul-searching party, Churiri, was holding her own.

Heeding Awayuki’s advice, Churiri picked out a few individuals for her discussions who were distinctly related to the individuals Tadasu had reached out to, and asked them for advice on what to do about Tadasu. (Though for some reason, this particular group of individuals seemed to fall more within Awayuki’s sphere of influence than Tadasu’s.)

“What?! We have to stop her—Tadasu-chan can’t leave!”

Churiri sat there, already regretting her choice of discussion partner. She had barely finished explaining the situation when Shion came out swinging with a drastic solution instead of real advice.

“Meow, meow (Now, now), Shion, let’s not get carried away quite yet.”

Thankfully, the other half of the gen-two duo, Nekoma, had a cooler head and stepped in before Churiri could throw up her hands in exasperation.

“How can you be so calm?!” Shion said. “Tadasu-chan can’t leave! I am not losing a child!”

“Okay, just relax, we’ll get to it, I promise,” Nekoma said. “Sorry, Sensei, Shion gets like this sometimes when she’s overstimulated.”

“No, it’s fine,” Churiri replied. “Would you believe me if I said this is far more preferable to work emails that are eighty percent fluff?”

Despite her deflection, Churiri couldn’t suppress a wry smile. She had been the one seeking advice, yet, seeing Shion so worked up, she felt the urge to offer some reassurance instead.

“Shion,” Nekoma said. “Our role in discussions like these is to listen and empathize, not to jump in with solutions.”

“But, but!” Shion sputtered.

“All right, all right. How about this? You let Sensei and me talk it over first. If you still have something to add after that, then it’s your turn.”

“Okay...”

Nekoma was adept at wrangling Shion’s emotions, and watching her in action, Churiri couldn’t help but feel a twinge of respect. But there was something else too—a sense of compassion or maybe pity. Kinship, perhaps, owing to Churiri’s similar role in gen five.

“To that end, Sensei,” Nekoma said, steering the conversation back on track, “I don’t have much to add beyond what Awayuki-chan already told you. What you need to do is face yourself.”

Churiri scoffed. “You too with that nonsense.” She couldn’t help it. Her personality was as twisty and tangled as the Tokyo subway map; Nekoma’s words triggered an instinctual resistance.

“I mean, yeah?” Nekoma said. “From what I gather, you don’t even have the slightest inkling of what you want to do. How can we, not knowing that, even begin to offer you good advice?”

“Well,” Sensei began to protest, but couldn’t find the words. “I mean...”

“It’s like they say on airplanes—you gotta put on your own mask before you help others,” Nekoma declared smugly.

“Um, can I jump in yet?” Shion asked. Her voice, unlike before, was now calm and motherly.

Nekoma and Churiri nodded.

“So,” Shion began hesitantly, “this is something I wish someone told me when I was younger, but I...don’t think it’s right for someone who hasn’t figured themselves out to try and help someone else. I think

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