(1) The first time Fox's Assistant No. A0103 met the Saniwa was in the Government of Time's lobby. Even though the higher-ups had warned it, Fox's Assistant still jumped. The Saniwa looked far too frail: so thin and small that a gust of wind might blow her away. She couldn't even speak Japanese!
The elite Fox's Assistant calmly introduced the five possible starting swords to the Saniwa, while internally screaming as it tried to recall everything it had ever learned about "how to interact with human toddlers." The Saniwa's résumé was impressive, but she looked completely unsuited to being here. Government of Time, have you finally gone mad?
(2) The Saniwa was quiet and well-behaved, not at all like a child. She stood on a stool to prepare food for the swords heading out on expeditions. She handled the paperwork carefully and promptly, prepared equipment and protective charms for every sword, and hugged them when they returned from their expeditions...
The swords: Stupid Government of Time, you dragged a child into this place to work. Don't you have a conscience?
The Government of Time: Stop, our consciences hurt enough already. Why couldn't the trash of the present day send her earlier?
(3) When the Government of Time asked for help, Ye Che submitted a proposal to her organization: she would go first and assess the situation for a while before the others followed. The translation device provided by the Government of Time glitched occasionally, but with the sword warriors' help, she was still able to do her job well.
Of course, working in a foreign country also came with its share of problems. She didn't understand some of the sword warriors' ideas, why detectives in Japan were more reliable than the police, or why things like bombs and tranquilizers were so common. Japan really was a "wonderful" country. After encountering a poisoning case for what felt like the hundredth time, Ye Che could calmly go right on reading her book.
Notes: No CP. The Saniwa isn't human. Touken Ranbu is the main setting, with a Detective Conan crossover. The Government of Time won't be vilified. Any out-of-character behavior is on me. An unconventional, slice-of-life Hanamaru story with a huge imagination and a few bugs.
Theme: Hope and love are the most wonderful things in the world.
Recently, I feel that the mental state of those Japanese cartoonists is quite unstable, worse than Fujimoto Shu. At least his mental state is quite normal compared to his previous state (referring to normal onset)...
I heard that Mount Fuji in Japan is about to be erupted, and I hope it will be erupted soon (I forgot where I saw it from, so I said something. The biggest impact in the near future is Japan, the greatest long-term impact is in the Americas, and the biggest influence on public opinion is you) (As expected, the most important thing for us to develop is to resist idiots). Amen.
Come on! ( ╲ / / ╲ ╲/ / ╲ ╲ / ╭ ? ╲ ╲ ╭ ? ╲ ╲ ? ╭ ? ╲ ╲ ╱ ╲
Not necessarily honest, but the kind of indifference that emanates from the shrine. I think it suits Ishikiri Maru very well.
Almost every fan who is obsessed with Ming Ke likes to persecute Conan
I'm afraid that the recent cartoonists are not affected by the discharge of nuclear sewage. After all, Japan has no regard for human life around the world.
But it's really funny how Conan's three views are broken (face covering)
The director of our junior high school is called He Hongmei, and my physical education teacher is called Hao Hongmei... I want to send it to the teachers, but I don't have the courage...
I hope Mount Fuji in Japan will erupt as soon as possible (except for the two-dimensional one). I hope there will be a real-life version of Lingya's Journey (No Mercy) in Japan (put your hands together)
I was shocked by the comment in this chapter that he could refill the pen, hahaha