"Hey, you care about Tsukasa, too, don't you?
Tsukasa, who suddenly shook the subject, looked at Tetsu chillily as she took off her glasses and wiped it.
And
"Well, I care if you say you care.
More than that, I wonder if there's one more thing that bothers me.
Hey, Tetsu. "
Stopping his hand wiping his glasses, Tsukasa said, looking at Tetsu naked.
"I don't know if I can ask, and if I can't, I want you to say so"
Yes, he prefaced, and Tsukasa continued.
"Tetsu should have been sturdy, but does it usually hurt to get gen tips from my family or something?
And you have a weak neck?
"Oh, if you say so."
Reach also now noticed the contradiction.
That's true from Tetsu, but Masa, my cousin, has only heard that Tetsu is sturdy.
"You mean that?"
Scratching his head poly, Tetsu briefly explained.
The fact that he was in an accident and his neck became weak and fragile before he felt comfortable.
And this has been going on for a long time, but basically if you're a family with blood connections, that's the only time you feel pain.
Tetsu's father has no relatives of his father because he is his only son and his grandparents' family also have other worlds under various circumstances during the war.
My mother is also from the Central Continent, and there is no such thing as a relative here.
I didn't know much about my maternal grandparents either.
No, I know you are.
When I was a kid,
"What are your mother's father and mother like?
Because I've asked that question before.
At that time, very scared, very sweet people, came back.
"I want to see you"
When I said that, I can't see Central Continent because it's so far away and it costs money, and I was told that if you're a Demonic grandfather, the little one loves it and Tetsu gets swallowed whole, so no, too.
If I listened carefully, my mother's grandfather told me that she was a demon from the Central Continent, and my grandmother was an angel.
"Then I want to see my sweet angel grandmother"
Speaking of, my mother turned into a troubled face.
And he told me that I couldn't travel abroad unless I was rich.
Then a few years later, I probably asked again when I was in high school.
That's when my grandfather swallows Tetsu whole, I didn't say anything.
I just haven't been in touch with him in years, and he told me it was still hard to go see him because it would cost him money to travel overseas.
In other words, the only people on this eastern continent who can beat Tetsu and Takara to make them feel pain are their mother and father Urk, their grandparents.
Technically, some houses that live in the same settlement are remote, but it was many generations ago that they were in a kinship, and others are good places when it comes to blood connections alone.
"Oh, Tetsu's mother. Are you from Central Continent?
"I don't know. You're struggling."
Tsukasa and Reach, who heard about Tetsu, each react.
I don't know how familiar my parents are, but they do seem to struggle if they think about it now that they've studied history in school classes.
(Speaking of which, Grandma and Grandpa told me not to talk much about my mother being from Central Continent)
Once upon a time, when I made a story my mother told me to my grandparents, I was strictly strict not to do much outside from both, especially to my grandparents, my uncle's age and the age they were in.
Now that I think about it, I guess it was to protect my mother as a grandparent.
It is now time for the pre- and post-Tetsu generations and their parents to have few others with regard to the Central Continent, but not the generations that have gone through the war, above from their grandparents.
The Central Continent has a history of beating three other continents, including the Eastern Continent, until they are completely skinless and put under control for a time.
If we change our language, it is occupation.
That said, by the time my father was born, control or occupation was lifted.
But even if you don't put it on the table, what smokes decades after the end of the war smokes, and to my mind, because it doesn't disappear inside.
The tourist destinations of other countries present within the eastern continent, including this country, are also home to travellers from the central continent.
Some people are traveling for work.
I could say that there was less trouble to that extent.
And the intervention of the central continent will also improve, albeit slightly, the reform of the sense of discrimination towards human beings with zero magic like Tetsu.
Still, it never went away.
By the time resentment of the Central Continent was still smoking, my mother met and married my father.
And he married one man to a land where neither he knew nor even his family, and cohabited with his husband's parents.
"Me too, Mom. I'm surprised you didn't take us away from home."
I don't know, by the time I went to middle school, my classmates had a lot of divorces and runaways with kids.
Living in the country, and living with my partner's parents, is a lot of trouble.
"As it is, well, it's a good thing we're close to family,"
Tsukasa said that in a bitter mix of laughter.
"Marriage is not beautiful.
Apart from that, my parents fight a lot. "
Then Leach said that.
The family situation is that of us, no one goes deep because the others are elsewhere.
and that Tsukasa,
"Oh, and Tetsu.
I'll change the story, but don't try the liver or Yancha on time.
Probably because my family is sad.
And when I say to the person with the brown hair, I'd rather not go to that place with half the fun.
Because that person is a sticky type. "
I said that a little further than Tetsu's face, looking around his right shoulder and then doing his gaze behind Tetsu's back.
And Tsukasa turned a slightly weaker smile when she put her glasses back on to Tetsu, who was surprised.
"Yum?"
I tilted my neck because the reach didn't make sense.