changed for me from my high-forties days.” Did that mean… Gravity affected her less than a normal person? Not just mass, but volume─if I remembered correctly, the specific gravity of water is 1, and since the human body consists mostly of water, its specific gravity and density is also about 1─in which case, simply put, Senjogahara was only a tenth as dense. If that was her bone density, she’d get osteoporosis in no time at all. Her heart and her brain wouldn’t function correctly either. So it couldn’t have been that. A question of numbers, it wasn’t. “I know what you’re thinking,” she said. “……” “Staring at my breasts like that. Disgusting.” “……ck!” I wasn’t thinking about that, I promise! It seemed that Senjogahara was a pretty self-conscious high school girl. Who could blame her, with how pretty she looked? I wished the class president working a wall away from us would take a cue. “This is why I can’t stand superficial people.” Clearing up that misunderstanding seemed impossible at the moment─in any case, what I was thinking was that far from being always ill, Senjogahara found herself in a body that completely belied the package description. Weighing five kilos should have made her more than ill, and