As the music began, Fujiwara Reya took a moment to glance over.
Dressed in a golden gauze dress, styled as a goddess, Kitagawa Ryoko appeared in the center of the stage, flanked by young women dancers. Her tall and graceful figure, coupled with slender arms and a waist seemingly as thin as a palm, with bare legs faintly visible through the gauze, made her appear very soft and perfectly suited for dancing.
After stepping onto the stage, she gently swayed her waist, holding a flower with her elegantly poised lips.
With eyes that carried a hint of seductive intoxication and dreaminess, she slowly turned, inadvertently discovering the Mountain God appreciating her dance.
Thus, Kitagawa Ryoko's elegant form began to dance vigorously as if wound up.
Under his mother's influence, Fujiwara Reya had a solid understanding of traditional Japanese culture.
