Lonely Rock: the Sound of Kirishima Dust Falling a Mile Away

(Single heroine + campus + two-way redemption) Goto Kazuri thought that her youth would only be spent huddled in the corner of the room, talking with her electric guitar and rice ball wrappers - until Kirishima Dust appeared, falling like light snow on her tight strings. He was the stranger who bumped into her practicing piano while hiding from the snow in the park. He would squat next to the bench, wipe off the snow stains on her music score with his fingertips, and whisper, "You don't have to worry about playing the syncopation here wrong." He was the boy who blocked the crowd for her at the door of STARRY and stuffed a hot drink with a guitar pattern into her cold red hand. She was so afraid of society that she even had to practice talking to the store clerk in advance, but she dared to play off-key music in front of him. Being used to being a loner, he began to move the band's old equipment downstairs to her, saying, "We need a lead singer, do you want to give it a try?" When Yili's guitar sound finally stopped trembling, and when Kirishima Chen's music score was filled with her little cat graffiti, the two people who were afraid of strangers suddenly understood: Rock and roll is not about deafening, but someone is willing to play your loneliness into a melody on the same frequency as you.