[Crossover] Nonhuman Chat Group

Coming soon: The Octopus Demon Is Way Too Popular In one sentence: Tokiwadai, Misaka Makoto is here! Hi, everyone. I'm Gin. I grew up in the Forest of the Mountain Gods. I have lots of yokai friends, but since I'm not human, I often feel like I don't quite fit into society. But I can't touch humans, so I came up with a great idea, make online friends. I made lots of human friends online who understood me and always looked out for me. I was deeply moved, so I told my human friends the truth: I'm not human. I never expected this First understanding online friend: Actually... I'm not human either. I'm a divine messenger at a shrine. Second understanding online friend: What a coincidence, I'm not human either. I'm actually a sword tsukumogami. Third understanding online friend: What? You're not human either? Actually, I'm the embodiment of a supernatural ability. Fourth understanding online friend: Oh, I'm actually the third generation leader of a yokai clan. Me: ????? So after pouring my heart out for so long, I haven't made a single human friend?! [Please note] 1. The blurb is in first person; the story itself is in third person. 2. The premise is inspired by Into the Forest of Fireflies' Light. I wanted to give Gin a different future. 3. This is a lighthearted, healing story. My upcoming story: [Crossover] I'm a Bodyguard in Yokohama Blurb: My name is Utsunomiya Genya, and I'm an esper. Ability: Absolute Defense. Even if Academy City were instantly leveled by a nuclear blast, I could survive unharmed. Thanks to my ability, I've become Academy City's biggest moneymaker. All I have to do is take on simple bodyguard jobs, and I can earn a fortune. But lately, my bodyguard business has run into trouble. Mission one: Keep the suicide-loving bandage freak alive and safe. Mission two: Make sure the Port Mafia building doesn't get attacked. Mission three: Protect the young master who plays murderous tennis from getting hurt. Mission four: Protect my own body. Are you sure this isn't asking the impossible? Luckily, the last mission is an easy way to get paid for nothing. In the end, Utsunomiya Genya: I was wrong. The last mission is the hardest of all. This story was inspired by I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense.