Crossover: A Guide to Finding Work Again at a Retired Citadel

A few stories about an ordinary retired Saniwa taking a vacation with her Honmaru while handling new assignments after the war has finally come to an end. They include the following: #In peaceful Mihama Town, there’s one small case every day and one major case every three days, while a watered-down liquor company bent on reversing death causes trouble day after day. A former Temporal Affairs Bureau employee tries to resolve the instability as quickly as possible so she can enjoy some rare leisure time with her lord. #In Yokohama, Japan’s little Gotham, searching for and recovering the “Book” that can overturn a world (or may already have overturned it). #The magical girls say that, all things considered, world peace is what matters. Any “saviors” who pop up out of nowhere, though, are getting captured! And many more… Warnings for this story ❗️ * All the sword warriors in the Honmaru are paired with the Saniwa. They’re all devoted to her. Don’t expect too much logic. * The sword warriors are very possessive of their male master. They have a strong desire to possess her, and their divine status is officially recognized. * The Saniwa isn’t a good person in the traditional sense. She’s unconditionally biased toward the sword warriors when dealing with outsiders. She’s a hidden boss, and gets less screen time than the sword warriors. * The Saniwa doesn’t like making friends, so there are basically no scenes of her helping others or befriending characters she likes. * Strictly speaking, the Saniwa is no longer human. No lifespan angst. * No conspiracy theories about the Temporal Affairs Bureau. Everyone is a diligent employee protecting the order of time and space. * There are some original interpretations, such as the idea that Kogitsunemaru existed in history and was originally an odachi. The logic may fall apart, so don’t overthink it. * This is a revised version of the previous story, so some details have changed. * This story is entirely fictional and has no connection to reality.