I May Be a Virtual Youtuber, but I Still Go to Work

Luckily, Kang Ji-ho rushed over, quickly stepping in to handle the situation, and Maru’s tears dried up in no time.

As expected of a professional celebrity manager.

She had wet wipes, a change of clothes, and even a dry shampoo to clean the sand tangled in Maru’s hair, brushing it through until it looked pristine again.

Even Maru’s signature trident-like bangs, which had been styled so neatly earlier, were now back to perfection.

Of course, it was a little embarrassing that she’d ended up crying first when the plan was to make Magia cry.

Feeling awkward, Maru now avoided Magia, who was lingering nearby with a guilty look.

But unlike Maru, who only knew how to physically chase someone, Magia had a much stronger weapon.

"Want to play 64 Cubix together next week?"

Komari barely held herself back from yelling, Why is Maru unnie the only one getting special treatment?!
But since 64 Cubix was involved, she didn’t need an excuse to join in anyway.

Maru, who had been trying to flee out of embarrassment, came to a complete stop.

When you thought of 64 Cubix, you thought of Maru. And when you thought of Maru, you thought of a 64 Cubix addict.@@novelbin@@

"…Really?"

She had wanted to ask for a game, but bringing it up herself felt difficult.
Hearing Magia suggest it first made Maru emotional.

…Of course, what Maru didn’t know was that Magia had only done this to prevent complications with the vlog footage.

Still, whether it was an emotional or logical response, the result was the same—it helped bring Magia and the first-gens closer again.

Sensing the perfect moment, Maru and Komari each grabbed one of Magia’s hands and bolted toward the sand.

"Are you two planning to throw me into the sand?"

"T-That’s not it!"

From the beginning, the members had been on the same page.