Here we go.

Why are you together with my miles…?

>>2

Because if you use my miles, they’ll decrease, won’t they?

>>4

You said that the miles won’t disappear!

…I might have had my brain fried by the cake I received as a gift at the trainer’s mile…

You can just save up again, can’t you!

>>7

Stop mile inflation.

The miles I accumulated from the plane ticket to run the miles, right?

We were supposed to go with two miles, right?

It’s amazing how you made me want to use it after telling me that you’ve been saving it carefully.

Shall we do mileage training?

The reason I’m on the plane is because I’m participating in a race.

By using JALpay and ANApay, you can earn miles double!

Did you see where I bought the airline tickets?

Miles are eternal.

I can’t go against this kid.

>>16

Holding the mile.

How do you witness someone accumulating miles?

Were you looking at the screen?

>>17

?

Miles are something you feel, right?

>>17

If we’re just talking about the situation in the thread, since Gran brainwashed him, he goes shopping at stores that offer bonus miles, so he’s always collecting miles, and he keeps a mileage memo to manage the accumulated miles, which means there are plenty of opportunities to witness it.

>>21

Well, it’s just a good deal normally…

Infinite Mile Lecture

I’m not accumulating miles or anything.

I have a QUO card from the accommodation plan that I’ve been accumulating.

Big muller…

(Is it about Taiwan…?)

This kid is way too smart, it’s scary…

I guess you’ll be taking quite a few shinkansen and planes during the expedition.

This is Monster Chance Smile.

It seems like both earning and using miles are acceptable.

Today, the working cogwheels of the training center! Listen to the song that confesses your sins!

QUO Card Song!

Isn’t that mile mine?

What I thought while raising it is that it’s definitely crazy about the mile, but it’s cleverer than I expected…

This week’s race is at Nakayama, so it’s a flight from Haneda!

In the first place, you shouldn’t go with just the assigned horse girl.

>>32

The chairman said it’s fine!

Can you even sense the presence of miles?

It seems like they frequently use airplanes for the sake of earning miles.

Gran Alegria is aware.

How about a rotation of spring in Saudi Arabia and autumn in Hong Kong this year?

In the summer, Sapporo and Kokura are both options.

Is that mile from your side okay?

I wonder if it’s really okay to publicly mention ANA’s miles like this.

There is a high possibility that I’m talking about a different mile.

Preban and Kentucky’s miles are also targeted.

Are there miles other than ANA miles that can be accumulated or used for shopping that can take you to a southern island?

I can’t say it doesn’t exist.

There are miles saved up around here, you know.

I’ll be streaming some miles.

>>44

Gu… Gran…

Is this really a mile…?

>>47

Of course.

You’ve accumulated so many miles.

>>47

That’s right!

Everyone is doing it!

Everyone, it’s a mile!

Are you still at the level of thinking that miles are the exclusive service of one company?

Of course, the main character’s Uma Musume story has only been about that mile story since episode 5…

Are you doing something like miles?

>>48

I will buy a cake for Gran with the miles I’ve accumulated from shopping with her.

This is a mile.

Oh, I’m going to run a mile!

I want to keep it in mile A and change the yard-pound to S.

Because my mother brainwashed me.

To the splendid Mile II.

Zeke Mile!

>>55

Mile! Miler!

>>63

No way!

>>63

Three ⭐️ M three

>>73

What will be born?

Good morning, Yard!

>>56

No good.

According to Mirugai, the origin of the frequent flyer program, a points service started by American airlines, was imitated by Japanese airlines under the name “mileage.”

From there, it has been used or not used in the names of point services in general.

In other words, the point system essentially becomes miles.

It’s a mile office.

Please make a declaration.

I thought it was a scary story, but it’s just them flirting, isn’t it?

>>62

Well, it’s a scary story about having a body that accumulates miles, isn’t it?

>>64

You can accumulate miles and live affordably, feeling happy, which pleases your account manager.

There are no downsides, so let’s start accumulating miles!

○○ miles had a stricter grading than I expected.

>>66

It’s scary to realize that this guy isn’t just saying things at random…

>>69

Even Gran Alegria sometimes becomes a silly horse that gets excited with trainer’s 10 times mileage.

Let’s save miles and go to a southern island!

Probably a JCB promoter.

Just converting everything to miles is actually really smart.

It seems like you’re saving pounds, which might make it sound like British currency.

Is anything fine if it’s miles?

Of course, their athletic ability is impressive, and they are also a genius who can quickly calculate miles and serve as an interpreter.

Is she the kind of girl who says she wants to go on a trip abroad with someone?

You’re really showing a lot of affection, aren’t you?

>>78

Regarding the southern island, it was just a flow of conversation; what really matters is that I want to use the miles I’ve accumulated together.

Because miles are eternal and the two of them have a love for miles.

It seems like Grand Alegría likes Animal Crossing and historical games.