Things to know before reading:
This work is a derivative work of "Jūsukai Battle" and follows the world view and combat power system of Jūsūkai. The world line is after the decisive battle in Shinjuku and before Jūsūmo, in 2036. This work is semi-fictional, with original characters. We will try to minimize unnecessary mentions of the original characters. It has no CP content and does not offend anyone.
Here is the synopsis:
A subject, a body modification victim, a constructor, a first-year student in a spell high school, or a boy's brother. There are many labels on Zuri Shihong, just like his gloomy past, which tightly suppress him.
Ten years ago, near Tokyo, which was destroyed by the Battle of Shinjuku, an extremist organization composed of magicians, the "Hive Foundation", emerged. Under the banner of fighting for the right to speak, it colluded with the underground black market and carried out illegal human body modification. Orimo Hong and his younger brother Orimo Yuri are among the victims.
The Magic High School rescued them. They were interested in their younger brother's ability to reverse and release, and approved the two to enter the Magic High School to study and become magicians. The younger brother who was valued was reluctant, but he "borrowed his younger brother's strength" and was not very good at martial arts, but he was full of expectations for the future of "doing his best to help people in the world".
Shinjuku's post-war reconstruction work, the increasing number of magician kidnapping cases, and the Hive Foundation waiting for opportunities... In this unstable Tokyo area, as a "crane tail", how will Ori Shigehong grow up step by step, how will he get rid of the prejudice of the world, and transform into the "he" who "does his best to help others"?
For detailed plot, please pay attention to "Fengma Duanxing·Chu"!
Note:
The author is a student and is busy writing papers, so the update frequency is not stable. I am very sorry! (Toshita seat)
Intention: Even though everything has been set in stone, I still believe that "if you hear the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening."