An ordinary cosplayer who died unexpectedly at a comic exhibition transformed into the female form of Ms. Hirakiri in "Touken Ranbu".
She came to Honmaru with a thousand years of sword spirit knowledge, but she forgot everything - she couldn't remember her name, couldn't distinguish the corridors of Honmaru, only the instinct of "looking for important people" remained.
The first time she went into battle, the battlefield was filled with blood. She picked up a broken knife in the mess and retrieved a seriously injured and comatose "Brother Maru" with the posture of a teenager.
When he woke up, a "Sister!" Awakened the bond that had been sleeping for thousands of years.
From then on, in the morning and evening of Honmaru, there was a strange combination: the extremely forgetful and road-crazy judge of the spirit, and the stubbornly protective and worried His Highness Kneemaru.
She would get lost three minutes after going out, and he would always search every corner anxiously; she would forget tactics on the battlefield, but always remember to protect him behind her; she would forget yesterday's appointment, but always remember to leave a light for him to return home.
He is her anchor and she is his light.
From the abandoned Honmaru to the space-time battlefield, from the undercurrent of the government of the time to the crisis of the annihilation of the retrograde army, she took charge of the Honmaru as "Hashigiri" and cut off the conspiracy; he used the name of "Kneemaru" to undergo extreme transformation, just to be by her side.
Thousands of years of forgetfulness are both calamity and fate.
"So what if you forget the world?" She stroked the ends of his hair, her eyebrows gentle.
"The journey is long, but you must never forget it."
Reader comments
Damn it, I saw it repeated several times, and I thought I missed it, or I was stuck. I read an article with tens of thousands of words, and I thought it was a good novel, but it turned out that it seemed to be an AI (you can judge for yourself, I think). At the beginning of the chapter, it was about Abandoned Honmaru, and when it was about ten chapters in, it was said that there was a man with a sword in it, what was it? Doesn't the logic conflict? I thought it was a new article, but you showed me this?
Damn it, I saw it repeated several times, and I thought I missed it, or I was stuck. I read an article with tens of thousands of words, and I thought it was a good novel, but it turned out that it seemed to be an AI (you can judge for yourself, I think). At the beginning of the chapter, it was about Abandoned Honmaru, and when it was about ten chapters in, it was said that there was a man with a sword in it, what was it? Doesn't the logic conflict? I thought it was a new article, but you showed me this?