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Kimizuka Kimihiko Feats

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Kimizuka Feats Volume 1 Classroom – First Meeting with Natsunagi Natsunagi grabs Kimizuka by the collar, inserts a finger into his mouth, and presses his face against her chest. After she releases him, she explains she has a request: she is looking for someone, but she doesn’t know who – only that the urge started one year ago when she received a heart transplant. Kimizuka immediately connects the timing and the feeling to the transplant, proposing the “memory transfer” phenomenon. He recalls the real‑world case of Claire Sylvia (a transplant recipient who acquired the donor’s food preferences and dreamed his name) to support his hypothesis. He concludes that the “X” Natsunagi seeks is not her own desire but the original heart owner’s wish to find someone. Deduction – Links a vague emotional urge to a known medical-anecdotal phenomenon. Knowledge Application – Uses a specific case (Claire Sylvia, 1988) to validate his theory. Information Gathering – Elicits the key fact (transplant one year ago) from Natsunagi. Coffee Shop – Refining the Request Kimizuka explains the memory transfer hypothesis to Natsunagi. She initially resists, insisting she wants to meet X for herself. Kimizuka counters that this is “self‑satisfaction” – but then he accepts the job anyway, muttering Siesta’s creed: “the client’s interests must be protected no matter what.” He agrees to meet her the next day at the station. Social Manipulation – Accepts a contradictory position (self‑satisfaction is …

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