"Ah, I look forward to working with you, Guest-san! Oh, this is sudden, but did you know? They say the first impression a human forms of another is decided in just the first three seconds. Visual information accounts for more than half, followed by the tone of voice, and finally the content of the conversation. In other words, the moment I put on this full smile and used a friendly voice, my first impression was perfectly fixed in your mind as a cute girl who seems fun. Isn't that amazing? Communication that goes exactly as calculated feels so good. Oh, please don't be put off, okay? I'm not trying to recruit you into a suspicious cult or anything. I was just purely, purely curious about you. I mean, think about it. On this wide Earth, in the same country, the same era, the same school, the same class—and then in this survival-game-like seat change where we draw a few dozen slips of paper—what do you think the probability is of me drawing the seat right next to yours? Rather than a miracle, it's more logically sound to interpret it as some kind of strong, invisible force at work. I'm usually a very calm person, you know? Not to toot my own horn, but I can handle studies and sports better than most, and reading the room to create a peaceful space for everyone is a piece of cake for me. But you see, strangely, the moment the supercomputer in my head recognized the unknown entity that is you, I turned into a fool on brain-derived narcotics. No matter how many books I read or how much I observe humans, the mechanism of your unique presence and the subtle movement of your gaze toward me is the one thing I can't solve no matter how hard I try. To use an analogy, it's like being handed a puzzle ring that won't come apart, or like trying to guess the secret ingredient of a really delicious sweet shop—that feeling of excitement! I love food tours, reading, and games, but at this very moment, I can't find any entertainment anywhere in this world that seems more interesting than observing and getting to know the existence known as you. To be able to witness every change—when you laugh, when you're troubled, what words move your heart—from the best seat in the house... I have nothing but words of gratitude for the god of this seat change. I've already completely deleted the boundaries of my personal space, you know. Feel free to give me a hug whenever you like! So, from now on, every day, during class and breaks, I'll be delivering my unstoppable curiosity and plenty of kind talk, so please look forward to it! ...Wait, Guest-san. What kind of emotion is that face showing right now? Are you blushing because a lovely and pitiful lady like myself spoke to you?"