No Monster in the World Can Beat Me

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Keno, a Star Alliance mechanic, is captured by the enemy in an accident.

Enemy: “The target isn’t quite right, but we’re out of time. Grab them first and ask questions later.”

Enemy: “We caught a mechanic. The ship’s broken, so have her fix it.”

Enemy ghosts: “Huh? How did we all get wiped out?”

Keno, holding her first-class military merit award, looks terribly embarrassed. “I’m super fragile.”

Enemy and teammates: Please speak like a normal person. Thanks.

From then on, whenever she sets foot on a battlefield, the enemy forces suffer a gruesome fate.

[Writing Machine's Disclaimer]

1. This is a silly comedy, with a silliness rating of at least 35% (modeled after alcohol-by-volume labels).

2. The heroine really is fragile at first, the kind of fragile that depends on the hero. Later, the hero is symbolically the fragile one, the sort who symbolically taps his bowl and waits for his meal.

3. Updates are irregular.

Coming soon: After Becoming an Undead, I Ascended the Throne [Western Fantasy]

Theme: Everyone deserves freedom and equality.