Upholding Justice in Yokohama

Hello, my name is Fuwari Fuwari, and I live in Yokohama.

Yes, that Yokohama, where the city goes through two hundred crates of bullets every day on average.

My adoptive father calls himself the Demon King and names his underlings January, February, and March. Everyone has to eat a person raw every day.

Growing up in this kind of environment, I knew from an early age that a good person like me would have to uphold justice to get ahead.

So when I saw a white cat asking a little girl after school if she wanted to become a magical girl, I sprang into action.

In a flash.

I said, "I'll sign up, I'll sign up! I don't even need to make a wish. Please, just let me sign!"

After I said that, the little girl and the white cat both gave me a complicated look.

The little girl had five words written all over her face: "Why are you trying so hard?"

I felt really embarrassed and immediately apologized. "You go first, you go first. I'll wait in line."

By now, I'm sure you can feel how desperate I am to become an agent of justice.

In the end, I became a proud magical girl.

When I got home, I told my adoptive father that I'd become a magical girl and was going to uphold justice.

He scoffed and turned away.

My slightly unhinged big brother February patted my head and gently asked why I was already spouting nonsense in the middle of the night.

I could tell they all looked down on me.

It made me so mad.

So I packed up my bedding that very night and went to report for duty at the enemy's Port Mafia.

The enemy of my enemy is my ally. I had it all planned out: first, I'd hide my identity and work my way up to an executive position, then destroy my adoptive father's company and make him go down with it. Then, while the Mafia was exhausted, I'd suggest they go to Tokyo to fight Sukuna, and abandon them in the middle of the battle. The Mafia would go down too.

With one stroke, I, Fuwari Fuwari, would eliminate two threats and give Yokohama a clear, peaceful sky.

So, friends, what do you say? Send me 50... No, add me to your reading list and listen to my plan for justice.

Your friend, Fuwari Fuwari

24.10.23

Theme: Believe in justice