[Bungo Stray Dogs + Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms] If We Could Really Tie Up the Flowers of Our Promise, Then Let's Wait a Little Longer

Reader's Note

● The heroine is a member of the Iorph tribe from Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms. The original heroine is Coral, who has half-human blood.

● This is mainly a cozy story. Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms made me cry so hard, so please let me pour my love into this story as a tribute (hey). The male lead will be decided later, so feel free to place your bets.

Related works: Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms, Natsume's Book of Friends, Kamisama Kiss, more to be added.

Following the title, the full version goes like this:

If we can truly weave a flower of promise, then let's wait a little longer.

If so, can we also wait a little longer for the morning when we must say goodbye?

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Carol hasn't been alive for very long, but you couldn't say she's lived for only a short time, either. She has watched the tides of this world rise and fall many times.

She has also traveled to many, many places, saying farewell to countless faces with whom she shared only a fleeting bond. Parting is nothing unusual, and she's grown somewhat used to it.

One evening, as dusk colored the land, she passed through this city and suddenly felt like staying to look around.

It's rare for a member of the Iorph tribe to leave their homeland, let alone live somewhere else for a long time.

Actually, perhaps that's not quite right. After all, this really doesn't seem like a long time to her. If anything, she's a little happy.

“I get to weave a new Hibiol again. Isn't that a good thing?”

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There is always a smile on Carol's face, faint and warm, as though it could embrace everything.

She treats everything in this world with kindness.

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