Difference between revisions of "Tajikarao"

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{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Once in the past, the avatar of the sun in Takamagahara secluded herself behind a rock door on a river bed. It's said that the celestial deities held a party outside to bring her out again. At that time, it was Tajikarao who wrenched the rock door open with his thick arms. Tajikarao serves the faith of the sun that watches over Takamagahara, living his days in an upright and honest manner as to not shame the sun. In reaction to that, he lays himself bare like his ropes have come loose on clear sunny days. Even if he's diligent about his police work, there's a part of him that also likes casual festival gatherings. Showing off both sides of him would mean expressing everything about himself to all. But this summer, it seems he's bottled up some resentment over having to keep constant watch over his kouhais prone to recklessness. Once he's done with his work, he's thinking of tossing off his rigid uniform and going off on a summer adventure. Since he's not good with indirect things, he seems to not like people who express things in a roundabout way.}}

{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Once in the past, the avatar of the sun in Takamagahara secluded herself behind a rock door on a river bed. It's said that the celestial deities held a party outside to bring her out again. At that time, it was Tajikarao who wrenched the rock door open with his thick arms. Tajikarao serves the faith of the sun that watches over Takamagahara, living his days in an upright and honest manner as to not shame the sun. In reaction to that, he lays himself bare like his ropes have come loose on clear sunny days. Even if he's diligent about his police work, there's a part of him that also likes casual festival gatherings. Showing off both sides of him would mean expressing everything about himself to all. But this summer, it seems he's bottled up some resentment over having to keep constant watch over his kouhais prone to recklessness. Once he's done with his work, he's thinking of tossing off his rigid uniform and going off on a summer adventure. Since he's not good with indirect things, he seems to not like people who express things in a roundabout way.}}