What if all the great writers were spirits...
Dazai, the fox spirit: I really don't want to be the same species as Mr. Mori. [disgusted.jpg]
Mori, the old fox: (smiles) This is the optimal solution.
Nakahara, not human: Calling one of us "not human" is going too far!! [gravity warning.jpg]
Akutagawa, the jiao dragon: Cough, cough. In a few years, I will be able to become a dragon... even if I live in the filthiest depths...
Nakajima, the white tiger: Whaaat? I'm not human either?!
Fukuzawa, the silver wolf: ...
Edogawa, the only normal person: The great detective is no ordinary person!
None of the above actually happens in the story.
But there is a bandage-wrapped fellow with a fluffy white tail, an adorably cute little tiger, a president who wants wolves and cats to live in harmony, a great detective who reveres a seductive wolf (not that kind of reverence). (President, great detective, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.)
And there's still the hat-wearing guy with his polluted gravity, a certain Dazai fan who is still an obsessive stan regardless of whether he's hot- or cold-blooded (a real stan), and a wily old fox...
Are you sure you don't want to take a look?
◎ This is a new take on spirits, so there are lots of original headcanons and out-of-character moments.
◎ There is a female protagonist: the character mentioned in the blurb, written in second person.
◎ Please don't push romantic pairings. Platonic pairings are fine (for example, Dazai/Nakahara is a no, Double Black is a yes).
◎ Suggestions are welcome, but unsolicited backseat writing advice isn't. Insults are not tolerated.
◎ Pigeon warning.
Theme: Keep Yokohama peaceful and stable, and strive to be a law-abiding citizen of the city.
