Tsumugi
Last updated 2022-01-31
In the Far East island country, Tsumugi was born from the emotion of happiness. Originally Tsumugi had to be born intangible things, but the happiness that has lasted for more than hundreds of years since humans entered civilized society made her birth possible.
Due to the particularity of birth, she will instinctively find a place to radiate happiness, and at the same time, she is full of interest in novel things.
Thanks to this, she has recently started to pay attention to rock concerts.
Plot
Tsumugi has her own set of standards for the joy of choosing food. The joy of holding hands between lovers for the first time, the joy of children playing at the festival booth, the satisfaction that the family experienced when they watched the fireworks. For Tsumugi, these are joys that can be wrapped in oneself, sweet as honey.
Only with this kind of happiness, Tsumugi will taste a bite and leave with satisfaction.
In a sense, Tsumugi is indeed a foodie.
Because she is born in happiness, Tsumugi will always instinctively look for a place to radiate happiness.
Deafening music, people in high spirits, colorful lights flashing. There are similarities with the festival but also quite different. To Tsumugi, it feels like a carbonated drink filled with gas. If you are at a rock concert and you are not very high, it may be because Tsumugi is next to you.
If someone destroys the festival, Tsumugi will show up and cast a righteous iron fist on the bad guy. But as long as she honestly apologized and admitted her mistakes, she was still very good at talking.
However, if they made an apology with a perfunctory mentality and then committed the crime, Tsumugi at that time would not be so talkative.
I hope everyone can keep it in mind.
Because the place where she was born is somewhat similar and she looks older, Tsumugi unilaterally considers Manatsu Yoyo to be her descendant. Half of them are out of goodwill, and the other half feel that they look beautiful as an elderly person. Often the predecessors forcefully impose their kindness on Yoyo, completely ignoring the other's wishes. Fortunately, Yoyo is a good girl and won't take it to heart.
When will Tsumugi know that the so-called goodwill must be based on the other party's willingness to accept it?
It's really worrying.
When a girl named Sakura came to Babylon Academy, Tsumugi, who was too idle, ran to play with her. But she doesn't know why, before Tsumugi could speak, Sakura ran away while shouting "It's a ghost!". Tsumugi, who was mistaken for a ghost, completely forgot what she was here for, chasing Sakura while shouting angrily, "I'm Tsumugi! I'm not a ghost!"
However, it isn't a simple matter to catch up with a ghost who can walk through obstacles without issues. Even if Tsumugi can easily make super-difficult parkour moves, the distance between the two (?) is only getting farther and farther.
Two hours later, the breathless Tsumugi had to give up and leave a line:
"Next time you must let her understand that I'm not a ghost!"