Volume Three: The Goal Is to Help Nishimiya Shoko Speak Normally! (Free to Read · First Person):
The Shape of Voice, the shape of sound. Different people understand it in different ways.
When people truly understand one another, they don't need any particular language. A glance, a gesture, a symbol, a syllable: any of these can convey a message. Surely, at such a moment, sound must have a shape?
I can't make everyone understand Nishimiya Shoko, so I can only use the most direct method: turn sound into text. That's what the shape of voice means to me.
I pressed the play button on the screen, then spoke into my phone's microphone at a normal pace:
"Nishimiya Shoko, you're cute and kind, and you have a lovely voice, so be confident."
On the phone's screen, the waveform representing my voice bounced, then turned into one word after another, appearing on the display.
