(Prince of Tennis + Hunter X Hunter) Castle in the Sky

Not every story has a happy ending, and not every story begins with "once upon a time";

this isn't a Miyazaki film. All it has is a heap of melodramatic, sordid events rotting in the dark.

The illegitimate child abandoned in Meteor City is, in truth, a shell with the soul of a 21st-century fujoshi inside.

Lin Ran, who has always dreamed of shipping boys together, suddenly realizes that in this world, learning how to survive should come first, not chasing boys.

Not every protagonist gets an overpowered cheat, and not everyone can stay true to themselves after being worn down by the years;

this is Castle in the Sky, but that doesn't mean it's beautiful or kind.

When Lin Ran looks at the boy in the mirror, she can no longer find any trace of the junior high school girl she used to be.

Lin Ran is still Lin Ran, but she has become unrecognizable.

And Lin Ran, who has spent day after day longing to escape Meteor City, suddenly finds the boys running beneath the sunshine too dazzling to bear, so dazzling that she wants to destroy the light sources that make her eyes hurt.

After countless seasons have passed, Lin Ran, who has frantically struggled to find hope of survival, suddenly feels tired.

[It took her sixteen years to go from being a normal person to becoming a resident of Meteor City.]

[He tried to go from being a resident of Meteor City to becoming a normal person, but failed.]

There is no Castle in the Sky here.

Welcome to the Roman arena above the sky.

I'm a student, so updates are irregular and might only come once a week. (Quietly: I'm actually pretty diligent, as long as you give me a few more comments, a few more flowers, and a few more favorites...)

Also, please believe me when I say this is a serious story. [Solemn]