The Silent Room

Bus Hashiru features several short stories about innocent romance. Most of its short stories are set among high schoolers and young working adults, plowing through the grind of studies, exams and work routines. It explores the shyness when two people couldn’t bring themselves to admit their feelings to each other.

I’ll start off by saying that Xam’d is not for everyone. It does not involve a kid with super powers that keep growing stronger as he meets stronger enemies. It does not involves the hero being the object of affection of three or more girls. It does not involve gigantic robots that defy the laws of physics. It does not involve cheesy shounen passion, either.

In that cafe, an android can fully pretend to be a human, and no one would notice. And that, is where the story gets really interesting. Upon entering the cafe, Rikuo meets some of the peculiar patrons of EVE no Jikan and has an interesting conversation – without realising that some of those patron may be androids pretending to be completely human.

Small Talk:
I’m still in Cheras for Aidilfitri, actually. I have a total of 5 nieces and a nephew, so my house is now the ‘kampung’ where they would ‘balik’ to. I thought the urban cities would be empty, but when I when visiting my relatives around PJ just now, I was quite surprised to see [...]

Small Talk:
Whoa, I woke up to a flooded facebook page! Thank you so much for all the birthday wishes, guys!

Today is a Wednesday.
This semester, I have every Wednesdays off as I managed to arrange my classes in such a way that none of them would fall on a Wednesday. A Wednesday is probably the [...]