This is the story of a girl who has reincarnated to the Heian Era of Japan, meeting an unexpected person who will change her whole life.
⚠️ a lot of swearing/cursing
⚠️ VIOLENCE AND BLOOD
⚠️ MIGHT HAVE manga SPOILER!!!
- I don't own the characters K...
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The sound of the footsteps echoed through the hallway of the house, the sound of wooden geta hitting the tatami mat with each step. Inami, wearing her usual traditional Japanese kimono, her sleeve rolled up to the elbows, slowly and gracefully made her way through the corridor.
Arriving in front of the room, she slowly slides the door open, only to see the sight of her masters sitting at the engawa together. Both of them do nothing, sitting there...maybe just enjoying calm silence and peace, breathing the clear and fresh air.
Muzan's head rested on Yuki's shoulder, his hand holding her hand. Meanwhile, Yuki just silently sat there with him, accompanied him by his side...whenever long he wanted to stay...
Inami's eyes filled with worries as well as pity as she watched both of her masters. It seemed like Yuki had been whispering something to Muzan since then, but Inami wasn't bothered to know, letting them have their moments together.
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"Who's coming?", Yuki looked at Inami who came to inform her of the news.
"There's a physician who came...to heal the young master. And...it's the master who sent this physician...", Inami said which surprised Yuki slightly when the words 'master' was mentioned. Yuki feels a bit suspicious of the sudden physician that was sent by Muzan's father, recalling back the previous night of their first encounter.
But then one thing suddenly came to Yuki's mind.
"That's physician...where's is he?"
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The skies were very clear somehow today. The birds fly around freely. His peach-pink eyes stared at the sky, a bit deep inside him....he was envious of those little birds.
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