Tsugikuni Akira
One of her fathers is Yoriichi Tsugikuni, the head of the Holy Church's Burial Agency, who possesses rainbow-class Mystic Eyes that can see through everything.
Her other father is Muzan Kibutsuji, head of the Atlas Institute, capable of carrying out five divided thought processes at once.
By contrast, Tsugikuni Akira herself is a mage whom the Clock Tower considers an aberration.
Despite having an abundance of Magic Circuits and Mystic Eyes, she is frail because her magical energy often runs wild.
Muzan has always wanted to turn Tsugikuni Akira into a "perfect life-form," but Yoriichi disagrees.
Their daily routine is to argue.
One day, in the middle of one of their arguments, Tsugikuni Akira was gone.
She opened her eyes and found herself in the Taisho era of a parallel world.
Tsugikuni Akira: ...
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As everyone knows, the Clock Tower is the first choice for all mages.
There are plenty of oddballs there, but Tsugikuni Akira is an outlier even among outliers.
Though she is an artificial girl, she treats "humans" as "humans."
But...
What exactly are the "humans" you see?
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Her gradually failing Mana Furnace grew uncontrollably hot.
The girl, who like her father knew nothing of human emotions, began to understand something in that moment.
To understand human emotions, she first needed to understand "love."
"Father..."
Murmuring, pursuing, searching.
"Is the scenery you see the same as the one I see now?"
The change from "artificial human" to "human" comes down to love.
"Content warnings"
☆Thank you so much, Croc. The pairing is Tanjiro.
☆Thank you so much, Croc. The pairing is Tanjiro.
☆Thank you so much, Croc. The pairing is Tanjiro.
☆This Type-Moon AU of Demon Slayer has gender-swapped characters: Tanjiro becomes Toki, Zenitsu becomes Yoshiko, Inosuke becomes Yimei, and Nezuko becomes Nezuko Mi.
Theme: People have to look forward and keep working hard, harder, and harder.
Great writing! Although I don't know much about magicians, I captured the characters very well!!
Updated!! Awsl!
I jumped from one pitfall of the author to another.
What an interesting setting, I love it!
I'm so happy to see you digging a new hole (Reading)
It turns out you dug another hole, which is great (great reading)
Great, you've made another mistake (read)