“Colored mushrooms are poisonous.”

"Elementary school students know it."

"Luckily you're lucky."

"This mushroom seems to be just hallucinating, not poisonous, and not life-threatening."

...

"etc……"

The boy felt his head hurt.

"What are you talking about?"

He didn't say a word, and this guy said a lot.

It seems to be quite reasonable.

I always look confident.

If he hadn't been the party...

He wants to believe it.

...

"I don't!"

The boy denied the previous guesses

“I didn’t eat mushrooms.”

"Not even eating colorful mushrooms."

What kind of messy guesses are all?

How did you pull the mushrooms?

And, is he a fool?

As the classmates said, who now doesn’t know that colorful mushrooms are poisonous?

...

"Then why did you have hallucinations?"

The classmate blurted out.

...

The boy was stunned.

"What hallucination!?"

"I didn't have hallucinations!"

The boy was a little angry and laughed.

"You let me go first."

The boy looked at the hand that the classmate grabbed his arm.

I can't tell what I feel at this moment.

The biggest feeling is...

baffling.

...

"oh."

The classmate suddenly let go of the hand that grabbed the boy's arm.

I don't worry about the boy running away again.

After running, it ran away.

How could he stop him again and again?

If a boy wants to do whatever he wants, what will he do?

He probably had to stay away from him.

...

The boy shook his hand.

I didn't know what to say for a moment.

The strange fish is gone.

This time it ended in failure again.

Although I was a little used to this result, the boys still felt disappointed.

Especially this time it's really a little bit short.

He couldn't help but look at his classmates.

If he helps...

The result will be different.

...

“…You didn’t have hallucinations…”

Notice the boy's sight, the classmate slowly said, "Then why did you see the fish?"

...

Boys find it ridiculous.

He even wanted to laugh.

"But I just saw it."

Did he decide what he saw?

It was the strange fish that appeared in front of him before he saw it.

It’s not that he wants to see something, but what appears in front of him.

The relationship must be clarified.

...

"What you see is hallucination."

The classmate said it was confident.

It's like an unquestionable fact.

...

But……

The boy opened his mouth.

Hallucination?

no……

Why should this person say that he saw hallucinations?

Too strange.

He really... saw it.

More than once.

Is his embarrassment and pursuit fake?

...

The boys have a lot of rebuttals to say.

For a moment, it was blocked in the throat and could not make a sound.

...

"I saw nothing when you pointed out to me just now."

Students stick to their own opinions.

"Tell me, who else has seen it except you?"

“Fishes appeared on the street…”

"The fish that can run."

"What a strange thing."
To be continued...