Oda Sakunosuke and Sakaguchi Ango had finally managed to stop Dazai from dyeing his brown hair red when, all of a sudden, a spirit lamp shattered on the floor in the meeting room of the Ozaki faction. Then Izumi Kyouka, her hair in two low ponytails, hurried down the corridor in her wooden sandals, with Tokuda Shusei chasing after her.
Oda looked up at the sky. How many times had this happened just this month?
Oh, right. The library had been in a state of constant chaos ever since they all turned into what they were now.
Dazai Osamu spent his days wondering whether to dye his brown hair back to red. Compared to Ozaki Kouyou, who had also turned into a woman, Izumi Kyouka was exceptionally irritable. Mori Ougai looked in the mirror at his hairline and didn't like what he saw. Whenever Tanizaki Junichiro, who now looked like a high school student, opened his mouth, Sato Haruo looked for something to stuff into it. Nakajima Atsushi tried to find scissors to even out his jagged bangs...
Here are interviews with some of the literary greats whose appearances remained unchanged:
Tokuda Shusei: I don't know why everyone in the Ozaki faction except me turned into women, but I feel like Kyouka's hostility toward me has clearly intensified.
Shimazaki Toson: Huh... Katai and Kunikida won't let me use them as material!
Kikuchi Kan: Ever since Ryu turned into this, he coughs after taking just a few steps. He seems a lot frailer now.
Then the Book played a little joke on them, uprooting the entire Imperial Library and bringing it straight to Yokohama.
All the teachers: ...I can feel the malice of the greater world.
Theme: Life as a literary great in Yokohama
