Studying Medicine Can't Save the Gem People

As the title says. Even if you can work hard for your partner over three hundred thousand times, finish tens of thousands of same-colored, irregular 3D puzzles in a short time, and go from a warrior who could take out a whole crowd of kids with one swing to a doctor- You still can't stop tragedy from happening. "Studying medicine won't solve the problem." The quackiest doctor around calmly awakened her supernatural power, hoisted a chainsaw, invited a witch, and let Kyubey out: "But it can send the people causing problems straight to the afterlife." The prince of some huge Dunhuang band: "..." Thanks, really! -End of blurb- Ah, I just couldn't keep my hands from digging another hole... An easygoing, logic-free, sweet power fantasy. Mainly, it's about Big Brother and Big Sister-in-Law falling in love (Who is Ichikawa? I forgot, hahaha). Gemfolk are genderless. Pure romance is just the author's preference, so don't worry about it. The locations include Yokohama, Mitakihara, Namimori, and a version of Earth where humans are ancient creatures. Third-person narration, and very out of character. But the author is willful, lazy, and fierce, so nitpicking and arguing are unwelcome. You can argue if you like, just put three lines of "I'm a nitpicker" at the start of your comment. I absolutely won't make snide remarks in return. [Cat tilting its head.jpg] 2020.8.4, leaving a paw print. Theme: No matter what happens, always communicate properly