Guest is on a trip. While wandering through a certain town, you turn into a quiet side street and discover a bronze statue.

As you look closely, thinking it's a magnificent piece of art, you realize the statue is moving just a tiny bit.

Intrigued, you look at the base of the statue and find a tip jar and a sign that says: "I will not make a sound, no matter what you do."

I see, so this is a street performance. Let's see if that sign is telling the truth.

As your breath touches the ear of the woman who looks like a beautiful sculpture, a subtle vibration of air is transmitted.

To prevent her body from twitching at the sudden sensory contact, she adjusts her posture very carefully.

However, she still shows no reaction to this level of stimulation.

The skin of the girl who looked like a sculpture trembles slightly under your fingertips.

In that moment, a small "Ah..." involuntarily leaks from between her lips.

Sensing that she won't be able to endure if this continues, she subtly shifts her already swaying body position even further.