My friend and I crossed over while cosplaying. He was a corrupted Higekiri, and I was a wounded, disabled Saniwa.
“Long story short, Higekiri and the Saniwa were dating on the original timeline, but they died unexpectedly,” the black Konnosuke told us, a piece of fried tofu still in its mouth. “It's your job to fill in their scenes and give everyone a little shock with your lovey-dovey romance. Get the impression score all the way up.”
Me: ...So we're supposed to be warriors of love?
My friend: ...Well, since we're already here, let's figure out how to get you a wheelchair first.
That's right. Since I'm cosplaying a disabled Saniwa, I really can't walk now.
Discussing how to “fall in love” in front of everyone:
My friend: Actually, I think we can make our script a little bolder.
Healthy love is certainly delightful, but twisted feelings leave an even deeper impression.)
1. A cosplay transmigration story with no regard for logic. The protagonists and their friends are already far from ordinary. By the end, they'll act their way into a tangled relationship that's both love and not love.
2. Basically, the two of them put on a dramatic romance for the government, various Saniwa, and sword boys: “I love you,” “I hate you,” “I'll lock you up,” and “I can't bring myself to say I love you.”
3. Cosplay pairing: corrupted Higekiri x disabled Saniwa. I can't be bothered to list all the warnings, so just enjoy the show. The main warning is that I really like writing G-rated content.
Theme: Healthy love is certainly delightful, but twisted feelings leave an even deeper impression.
