Otorimonogatari
Decoy Tale
Übersetzung: Ransom, K. D.
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A certain middle school girl has a fondness for hats, which serve as a line of defense against eye contact along with the overlong bangs she s worn ever since she was little. Speaking in fits and starts when she doesn t fall completely silent, her go-to line is I m sorry, and she s given to referring to herself in third person. Nadeko Sengoku is pretty, and not just cute.When a jealous classmate tried to hex her with a fraudulent charm, Miss Bangs went and got cursed in earnest all by herself, having done her homework wrong and performed a gruesome ritual at a forgotten shrine. Thank goodness ...
A certain middle school girl has a fondness for hats, which serve as a line of defense against eye contact along with the overlong bangs she s worn ever since she was little. Speaking in fits and starts when she doesn t fall completely silent, her go-to line is I m sorry, and she s given to referring to herself in third person. Nadeko Sengoku is pretty, and not just cute.
When a jealous classmate tried to hex her with a fraudulent charm, Miss Bangs went and got cursed in earnest all by herself, having done her homework wrong and performed a gruesome ritual at a forgotten shrine. Thank goodness Big Brother Koyomi noticed and rescued her that time, but chopping up snakes at a place of worship that was dedicated to a serpent
It might come back to bite her again, hmmmm? Hoping to be saved by someone, but unable to ask for help, the shyest member of the cast explores a running theme of these tales in her own halting voice this round: While self-reliance is well and good, beware of its debased counterfeit minted from a mere reluctance to connect with others. You know what I mean?
When a jealous classmate tried to hex her with a fraudulent charm, Miss Bangs went and got cursed in earnest all by herself, having done her homework wrong and performed a gruesome ritual at a forgotten shrine. Thank goodness Big Brother Koyomi noticed and rescued her that time, but chopping up snakes at a place of worship that was dedicated to a serpent
It might come back to bite her again, hmmmm? Hoping to be saved by someone, but unable to ask for help, the shyest member of the cast explores a running theme of these tales in her own halting voice this round: While self-reliance is well and good, beware of its debased counterfeit minted from a mere reluctance to connect with others. You know what I mean?