夕阳下的校园回忆 - Vocaloid Kamui Gakupo Megurine Luka

💜💗💜💗💜 Story 💗💜💗💜💗 School Memories Beneath the Sunset The two of them continued walking slowly along the hallway. The sun was already lower than before. Golden-orange light streamed through the windows, falling across the doors of the empty classrooms and their figures walking side by side. The school building after classes was so quiet that it felt a little unfamiliar. The hallway, which was usually filled with footsteps, conversations, and laughter during the day, now held nothing but the occasional sound of the breeze. Luka was still holding onto Gakupo’s arm. She was in no hurry to go home. Gakupo did not urge her either. They simply walked slowly, as if they wanted to make this ordinary walk home last a little longer. When they reached the corner near the stairs, Luka suddenly stopped. “Gakupo.” “Hmm?” She did not answer immediately. Instead, she looked out through the window. From there, they could see most of the school grounds. There were hardly any students left on the field. The basketball hoops stood quietly beneath the sunset. The trees in the distance swayed gently in the evening breeze, while the road outside the school was gradually covered by twilight. Luka quietly watched the view for a while. “I suddenly feel…” Her voice was soft. “This place seems much quieter than before.” Gakupo stood beside her. “School’s over.” “I know.” Luka smiled slightly. “But I never used to notice it.” Her gaze slowly moved across the familiar campus. “Every day, we went to class, had breaks, attended club activities, did our cleaning duty… I always felt like these things would just keep repeating.” Gakupo said nothing. He looked outside as well. They had seen this scenery countless times before, yet somehow, at this moment, it seemed slightly unfamiliar. Luka suddenly whispered, “We’re going to graduate soon, aren’t we?” Gakupo was slightly taken aback. He did not answer immediately. Because he had thought about it too. He simply had never said it aloud. “Yeah.” Finally, he answered softly. “It really does feel soon.” Luka lowered her head. “There’s still some time.” “But it still feels soon.” “Yeah.” She gently nodded. The two of them stood by the window. Neither spoke for a while. The breeze passed through the school grounds, carrying a faint chill. Luka looked toward the distant field and suddenly smiled. “After we graduate, there will still be lots of students here, right?” “Probably.” “Someone will sit in the places where we used to sit.” “Yeah.” “And someone will walk through this hallway.” “Yeah.” “And they might never even know that we used to walk here together every day.” Gakupo looked at her. “That’s okay.” Luka turned toward him. “Why?” “Because those are our memories.” Luka was quiet for a few seconds. Her eyes softened. “You really know how to say things sometimes.” “I’m just telling the truth.” “There you go again.” She could not help laughing. But after the laughter faded, a hint of reluctance remained in her eyes. “I actually don’t want to graduate yet.” Gakupo looked at her. Luka spoke softly. “It’s not that I don’t look forward to the future.” “It’s just…” She paused. “After we graduate, we won’t be able to see each other at school every day like this anymore, right?” This time, Gakupo did not answer immediately. He knew what she truly hated to leave behind. It was not the school building. Not the classroom. Not even the familiar school bell. It was those seemingly ordinary days that had quietly become part of their lives. Seeing each other when they entered the classroom in the morning. Talking together during breaks. Walking slowly through the hallway after school. Sometimes simply sitting in the same place while each of them quietly worked on their own things. All of these things were ordinary beyond measure. Yet when she imagined them ending one day, she suddenly realized how much she treasured them. Gakupo spoke softly. “Even after graduation, it doesn’t mean everything ends.” Luka looked at him. “I know.” “We can still see each other.” “Yeah.” “We can still walk together.” “Yeah.” “We can have meals together too.” A small smile slowly appeared on Luka’s lips. “And we can still talk.” “Yeah.” “What if I miss the school?” Gakupo looked at her. “I’ll come back here with you.” Luka froze for a moment. “Really?” “Really.” “What if I just want to see our old classroom?” “That’s fine.” “What if I only want to stand here and watch the sunset?” “That’s fine too.” Luka looked at him. The sadness in her eyes slowly faded. “Do you agree to everything I ask?” Gakupo thought for a moment. “Not everything.” “For example?” “If you want to secretly be sad all by yourself, I won’t agree.” Luka was slightly stunned. “…Why?” “Because I’ll stay with you.” It was such a simple sentence. Yet it left Luka speechless. She lowered her head, still gently holding onto his arm. After a while, she moved a little closer. “Then I won’t be secretly sad.” “Okay.” “If I really feel reluctant to leave, I’ll tell you.” “Okay.” “And if I cry on graduation day, you can’t laugh at me.” “I won’t.” “And you’re not allowed to secretly cry either.” Gakupo was silent for a moment. “…I’ll try.” Luka finally laughed. “So that means you might cry.” “What about you?” “Me?” “You’ll cry too, won’t you?” Luka wanted to deny it, but eventually she simply nodded. “Maybe.” The two of them looked outside again. The sun was gradually disappearing. The lights around the school grounds began turning on one by one. Graduation had not actually arrived yet. They still had time. But the moment they seriously realized that their school life would eventually come to an end, a faint sense of reluctance still rose in their hearts. Luka softly said, “Then before graduation…” “Hmm?” “We should make more memories together.” Gakupo looked at her. “Okay.” “Walk through these hallways together.” “Okay.” “Sit together in the classroom.” “Okay.” “And don’t rush to leave after school.” “Okay.” Luka smiled. “You always just say ‘okay.’” “Because I agree with you.” She looked at him for a few seconds before gently leaning closer to his shoulder. “Then it’s a promise.” “Yeah.” Neither of them spoke again. They simply stood side by side by the hallway window, watching the familiar school gradually become surrounded by night. Perhaps many things would change in the future. Perhaps they would eventually leave this school building and walk toward completely different lives. But at least right now, they were still here. They could still watch the sunset together. They could still walk through the familiar hallways. They could still wait for each other after school. So although graduation was drawing closer, it had not truly arrived yet. And before that day came, they still had plenty of time to treasure each ordinary day and keep it safely in their memories. --------- Simplified Chinese 两人沿着走廊慢慢往前走。 夕阳已经比刚才更低了，橘金色的光线穿过窗户，落在空荡荡的教室门前，也落在两人并肩走着的身影上。 放学后的校园安静得让人有些不习惯。 白天总是充满脚步声、交谈声与笑声的走廊，此刻只剩下偶尔传来的风声。 Luka依旧挽着Gakupo的手臂。 她没有急着回家。 Gakupo也没有催促她。 两人就这样慢慢走着，仿佛想让这段平凡的放学路再延长一些。 走到楼梯转角时，Luka忽然停了下来。 “Gakupo。” “嗯？” 她没有马上回答。 只是望着窗外。 从这里可以看见大半个校园。 操场上已经没有多少学生，几个篮球架静静地立在夕阳之中。远处的树木被晚风轻轻吹动，校舍外的道路也渐渐被暮色笼罩。 Luka安静地看了一会儿。 “突然觉得……” 她的声音很轻。 “这里好像比以前安静了很多。” Gakupo站到她身旁。 “放学了。” “我知道。” Luka轻轻笑了一下。 “可是以前明明没有注意到。” 她的目光慢慢扫过熟悉的校园。 “每天上课、下课、去社团、值日……我总觉得这些事情会一直重复下去。” Gakupo没有说话。 他也望着窗外。 明明这些景色他们已经看过无数次，此刻却不知道为什么，突然显得有些陌生。 Luka忽然小声说道： “我们是不是……很快就要毕业了？” Gakupo微微一怔。 他没有立刻回答。 因为这件事，他其实也想过。 只是一直没有说出口。 “嗯。” 最后，他轻声回答。 “好像真的很快。” Luka低下头。 “明明还有一段时间。” “但还是会觉得很快。” “对。” 她轻轻点头。 两人站在窗边。 谁也没有再说话。 晚风穿过校园，带来一丝淡淡的凉意。 Luka望着远处的操场，忽然笑了。 “毕业以后，这里应该还是会有很多学生吧？” “应该会。” “会有人坐在我们坐过的位置。” “嗯。” “也会有人走过这条走廊。” “嗯。” “然后他们可能根本不知道，我们曾经每天一起走过这里。” Gakupo看向她。 “没关系。” Luka转过头。 “为什么？” “因为那是属于我们的回忆。” Luka安静了几秒。 她的目光变得柔和。 “你有时候真的很会说话。” “我只是在说实话。” “又来了。” 她忍不住笑了。 可是笑过之后，她眼中又多了一点舍不得。 “其实我有点不想毕业。” Gakupo看着她。 Luka轻声说道： “不是不期待未来。” “只是……” 她停顿了一下。 “毕业以后，我们就不能像现在这样，每天都在学校见面了吧？” 这一次，Gakupo没有马上回答。 他知道她真正舍不得的是什么。 不是校舍。 不是教室。 也不是每天熟悉的钟声。 而是那些看似普通，却已经悄悄成为生活一部分的日子。 早晨走进教室时看到彼此。 下课时一起聊天。 放学后慢慢走过走廊。 有时候只是安静地坐在同一个地方，各自做着自己的事情。 这些事情普通得不能再普通。 可是当想到它们有一天会结束，就会突然发现，自己原来如此珍惜。 Gakupo轻声说道： “就算毕业，也不代表一切都会结束。” Luka看着他。 “我知道。” “我们还是可以见面。” “嗯。” “还是可以一起走。” “嗯。” “也可以一起吃饭。” Luka的嘴角慢慢扬起。 “还可以一起聊天。” “嗯。” “那如果我想念学校呢？” Gakupo看着她。 “我陪你回来看看。” Luka愣了一下。 “真的？” “真的。” “如果我只是想看看以前的教室呢？” “也可以。” “如果只是想站在这里看夕阳呢？” “也可以。” Luka望着他。 她眼中的失落慢慢淡了一些。 “你是不是我说什么都会答应？” Gakupo想了想。 “不一定。” “比如呢？” “如果你想一个人偷偷难过，我不会答应。” Luka微微怔住。 “……为什么？” “因为我会陪你。” 只是一句很简单的话。 却让Luka突然不知道该说什么。 她低下头，手臂依然轻轻挽着他。 过了一会儿，她靠近了一些。 “那我就不偷偷难过了。” “嗯。” “如果真的很舍不得，我会告诉你。” “好。” “如果毕业那天哭了，也不可以笑我。” “不会。” “你也不可以偷偷哭。” Gakupo沉默了一下。 “……我尽量。” Luka终于笑出了声。 “这样就是说你有可能会哭嘛。” “你呢？” “我？” “你也会哭吧。” Luka原本想否认，可最后只是轻轻点了点头。 “可能吧。” 两人再次看向窗外。 夕阳正在渐渐落下。 校园里的灯一盏一盏亮了起来。 毕业还没有真正到来。 他们还有时间。 可是，当他们第一次认真意识到，这段校园生活终究会迎来终点时，心里还是浮现出了一点淡淡的不舍。 Luka轻声说道： “那么在毕业之前……” “嗯？” “我们要多留下些回忆。” Gakupo看着她。 “好。” “一起走过这些走廊。” “好。” “一起坐在教室里。” “好。” “放学的时候也不要急着走。” “好。” Luka笑了。 “你每次都只说‘好’。” “因为我都同意。” 她看着他几秒，最后轻轻靠近他的肩膀。 “那就说好了。” “嗯。” 两人没有再说话。 只是并肩站在走廊的窗边，看着熟悉的校园逐渐被夜色包围。 也许未来真的会改变很多事情。 也许他们终究会离开这座校舍，走向完全不同的人生。 但至少现在，他们还站在这里。 还能够一起看夕阳。 还能够一起走过熟悉的走廊。 还能够在放学后等待彼此。 所以，虽然毕业正在逐渐靠近，却还没有真正到来。 而在那一天来临之前，他们还有很多时间，可以把平凡的每一天好好珍藏起来。