#An Alternative Use for Heavenly Restriction#
#How Compatible Are Modern Weapons and Jujutsu?#
#The Demolition Crew Scores a Powerful New Recruit#
Tsuru Nanasaki, the fallen young master of the Tsuru family, is 160 centimeters tall, with blond hair, blue eyes, and the innocent face of a little boy.
Just standing there, his delicate features make people instinctively want to protect him.
Unfortunately, Tsuru Nanasaki is a foul-tempered little boy with an angel's face and a devil's soul.
The moment he opens his mouth, his soft, adorable image shatters. He raises a heavy weapon coated in cursed energy and grins wildly.
"Come on, keep it coming! Let's see what other dirty tricks you've got. Bring them all out, you bunch of scum."
Facing a special-grade cursed spirit.
Tsuru Nanasaki: "Huh?! A bunch of annoying maggots. Die!"
Facing the provocation and probing of the jujutsu higher-ups.
Tsuru Nanasaki: "You old oranges, want to taste a cannonball today?"
Facing the King of Curses from a thousand years ago.
Tsuru Nanasaki: "You're dried-up old jerky. Shut your mouth and die already!"
The Tsuru family, cursed by a "god", had their once-powerful cursed energy shackled, turning them into an unusual form of Heavenly Restriction. Before using cursed energy, they have to sing the praises of the great Lord.
And so, Tsuru Nanasaki, dressed in a polished secret identity outfit and cute knickerbockers, uses his angelically delicate face and trembling voice to shout: "How great are the miracles of God! Praise the Lord, and grant me the power to destroy my enemies!"
The cursed-energy-charged heavy weapons roar toward the cursed spirits.
Once the dust settles, Tsuru Nanasaki looks at the bombarded ground and lets out a derisive snort amid his wild laughter.
"Tsk, one day, I'll tear that damn god limb from limb with my own hands!!!"
#As usual, kicking the bucket is off the table#
#The protagonist's appearance is inspired by "The Devil of the Rhine"#
#To be continued...#
Theme: Keep pushing through the final darkness before dawn, and the sunshine will come.
