Provocative-Style Game Streamer (20 years old) Accidentally Reveals His Kind Personality Due To Forgetting To End The Stream. - Chapter 14: The Beloved Oni-chan.

The Beloved Oni-chan.

“What… what is this… It’s over. No, this is truly finished…”

After finishing the game with Aya, Haruto went to work as usual. During his one-hour break, he sat there, clutching his head and letting out a voice of despair.

How many times has this happened already?

Seeing the flood of notifications on Twitter and watching that edited video from there… This was the result.

“Ugh… I’m done for. Everything I do lately backfires… They said they wouldn’t tell anyone… I believed them…”

Haruto felt like he had been punched in the face and knocked out. He slumped against the backrest, his body limp, and kept his gaze fixed on his smartphone.

“Oh… This is the worst. It’s even trending in the entertainment world… Everyone is going to see this…”

In the evening hours, the trending words were “little sister potato.” Those two words were enough to guess the situation.

The notifications kept coming in one after another.

With a tap on the notification bar, real-time comments mocking the streamer popped up:

“Hey siscon! How are you holding up?”

“Not well…”

“Oni-chan! Is your little sister cute?”

“Don’t ask such obvious questions…”

“Nnnnooooo! Do you like your little sister or do you love her?! Which one is it?!”

“You’re so annoying…”

“Let’s rename Oni-chan’s channel to ‘Siscon Oni Channel!'”

“You’re annoying too…”

Although Oni-chan wasn’t good at comebacks, words came out easily this time.

“Why did this happen… Why did this happen for real… I don’t even understand what’s worse, a streaming  accident or this…”

The price of the streaming accident was that his business tactics got exposed.

However, this time, it was like someone close to him was being spread on the internet. This was unbearable.

Moreover, the spread this time was worse than ever.

Because of the line included at the end of the video, “Don’t tell anyone about this… This account’s name was created as a pun on ‘potato’ and ‘little sister’ (Oimo_daisukiyo),” and the line, “I don’t care what attacks the antis throw at me. I’ve prepared myself to handle any attacks against me,” the situation got even worse.

“That viewer should have used their wit and editing skills for something else…”

The line, which he couldn’t remember when he said, had become the trigger for this situation.

The addition of echo in the line made it sound like a provocative catchphrase, leading most of the viewers who watched the video to think this way.

“Ho? If it doesn’t work, I’ll go all out!”

“Alright… If that’s your thinking, then I…”

Oni-chan wasn’t learning. In times like this, it was best not to touch anything and let things calm down. But precisely because of this personality, he was unintentionally endearing…

“Hey, hey, stop the trolling! And don’t type the same characters to make it trend! Also, don’t spread the video about my little sister anymore! It’s embarrassing to have someone important exposed! If you’re going to attack, do it in a completely different direction. I won’t say anything then.”

Every user witnessing this flow probably had these thoughts.

“Ah… He has dropped more fuel again.”

“Why does he do such stupid things?”

Naturally, when tweets like these were posted, responses quickly followed.

“Haha, you’re joking, right?”

“Was the claim that it doesn’t work a lie?”

“He always used to provoke people…”

“This is karma, as they say.”

The expected replies…

In an instant, the rate of notifications increased significantly, and just when Haruto was about to say, “Uh oh,” he received a message.

“Haruto-san, what time will you finish work today?”

On the day they made a promise to do ABEX together and exchanged contact information, Aya sent him this message.

It seemed to be during his break time.

Haruto quickly switched to the LAIN app and replied.

“I’m scheduled to finish early today, so around 9 PM. Do you need something?”

“U-uhm, yeah. I was wondering if I could have a little bit of your time after you finish work.”

“…”

It was the first time she asked for something, which made him widen his eyes as he continued the exchange.

“If it’s just that, it’s totally fine.”

“Really!? Thank you! Then I’ll make sure to be at the shop by 9 PM.”

“Huh? Isn’t today your day off from college? It must be a hassle to go outside. We can talk over the phone if you prefer.”

“I’m fine with it. Since it’s about today’s matter, I still want to meet and talk in person.”

“I see.”

Although they had agreed to keep it secret from the viewers, this matter involved both of their streams. It wasn’t something they could lightly discuss over the phone.

“Besides, Oni-chan, you must be going through a tough time right now, right?”

“…”

After reading this message, Haruto paused his typing for about three seconds, then continued to compose his response.

“What’s the tough thing you’re talking about? Nothing has really happened.”

“Liar. Haruto-san you are truly kind, isn’t he?”

“I don’t know what you’re talking about. I really don’t know anything.”

“Then be prepared for me to tell you a lot when we meet, okay?”

“Oh, no, please don’t. I’m begging you.”

“Hehe, alright.”

The unusually obedient response probably came from her certainty. Haruto had been trying to play it cool, pretending that “nothing happened.”

“Well then, good luck with the rest of your work. I’ll be streaming from now on!”

“Thank you. In that case, I’ll be watching your stream until my break is over, Ayaya-san.”

“Eh, okay. But don’t watch it in a weird way.”

“Hahaha, what do you mean by that?”

With that, Haruto ended the email exchange and spent his break time watching Ayaya’s stream.