The force majeure in a long period of time is called fate by the world.
Is there a trace for everything in the world, or are people too partial to making assumptions?
Jinguji Weiyang was born in Jinguji, a family of European exorcists, but she was fostered in the Oriental Onmyoji family Hanakayuan since she was a child.
She originally wanted to live under someone else's roof, but she didn't expect that it would eventually become a precious memory in her life.
The Jinguji clan believes that absolute black and white does not exist, and the world is as ambiguous as gray.
"For us, the only way to eliminate monsters is to eliminate them. If they are valuable, Jinguji Temple will not let them go. "
Only she became an outlier in the family after the age of 9, until she found a kindred spirit in the Flower Garden.
Jinguji Weiyang: "Monsters are the source of all evil. They are good at deceiving people's hearts. They must be eliminated quickly."
Hanakain Ryuuji: "Monsters are "evil" and will be destroyed when encountered. I will never agree with the existence of gray!"
A marriage contract legitimately bound them together, but the reality behind it forced them to go against their will and draw a clear line.
Hanakaiyuan Ryuji: "The consensus of not interfering with each other is only based on the premise that you pose no threat to Hanakaiyuan. "
Jinguji Weiyang: "Who are you monitoring my every move for in your family so that you can report to them?"
Even the two hedgehogs, who were very defensive, still couldn't help but get closer to each other.
So they raised their thorns while touching each other with their soft bellies.
Jinguji Weiyang: "Nothing in the world is happy for everyone, but I am willing to work hard. "
Hanakain Ryuuji: "Whenever you are exhausted, I will temporarily drop everything to catch you. "
Green is a neutral color, both warm and cool, and one of the three primary colors of light.
Published on November 20, 2017, and revised on October 3, 2024. The current progress is chapter 28.
Intention: I hope that even in the dark and painful past, we can accept each other, tolerate the less bright parts, heal each other, and then grow.