Chapter 117
Magia was notoriously difficult to get to speak informally unless the other person was younger.
But once that hurdle was crossed, she became remarkably lenient.
Take Maru, for example—now, the two of them exchanged casual speech without a second thought, and when things got heated, they even threw sharp words at each other without holding back.
It felt like an On/Off switch.
Once granted, the familiarity remained effortless, but if it wasn't allowed, things stayed rigid and distant.
Of course, even when she did use informal speech, it was usually just to match the atmosphere the other person wanted. It didn't necessarily mean she had fully opened up.
People usually noticed.
They realized, She must not be the type to do this easily, but she's really making an effort for us.
That was why the second-generation members, who had already grown fairly close excluding Magia, rapidly advanced in their relationships with her.
Orca was the same age as Magia, Eоna was a year younger, and Miho was two years younger.
Unlike the first-generation members, where Rain and Komari had a five-year age gap, the second-generation members were all similar in age.
And now that Magia had also started speaking informally, they had practically become friends.