Er Ya grew up healthy and upright, shaped by the core socialist values, and became one of their successors, working hard to nurture the future flowers of the motherland. Then one day, she arrived in Meteor City, where the law of the jungle reigns, and felt she'd suffered an unimaginable amount of damage.
"Why not just kill them and take what you want?" Er Ya quietly looks at the child before her, who is not yet six, and says nothing.
So she decides to fall back on her old job and begin her career as a teacher in Meteor City.
She does her utmost to set straight all those children who have been deprived of normal emotions.
But there is one truth she still hasn't figured out.
If someone is straight, they're straight. If they're crooked, they're crooked. No matter how hard she tries, human nature is hard to change.
(Warning: The pairing is with Chrollo. The character may be out of character. This is a labor of love and may be a short story. If you don't like it, click the X and move along. Pen, I'm yours.)
Theme: Establish the right values.
Togashi's updated manga 395 backstabs all Hunter fandoms, and Meteor Street breaks stereotypes. The leader was able to teach himself two foreign languages by watching video tapes when he was a child. He also translated and dubbed special-photography works. He was cheerful, laughing and lively.
Thank you for your hard work! Looking forward to the follow-up
Kavin, I have been reading books like crazy these past two days. I guess I haven't updated them in the last few days. I'll come back to code after the holiday next week.
"Daughter-in-law" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ suit
Looking forward to the follow-up. The new priest is afraid
Thanks for your hard work! The development stage is so beautiful!
I might pick up the chicken and stew the mushrooms [Fuqie]
The little ones now are so cute
What good things will be in the box?
Sofa I really like this feeling. I want to know the age difference between Chrollo and the heroine.