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“Hey buddy can you help us out?”
“W-w-we seem to got our ball stuck in that alley over there. A-and we’re scared to go in there alone.”
I didn’t knew kids smell like sulfur and fire like Greek Hell... hmmm
Okou’s snake threatening to bite the kids didn’t help, neither.
Ask my muse increasingly personal questions. See how far you can push them.
A bridal couple in Kimono by Shinichiro Hamazaki Via Flickr: A bridal couple in kimono. Shot at Sankeien Garden in Honmoku, Yokohama.
Throwback to baby Leliana! :3 This was the first picture I ever had stolen from me lmao
What a lil plop!
Look at this lil soft serve sweetheart
“Kekeke! Now recruiting allies for the oni army! Given good enough reason, I will even allow a human.” She’s really just looking for friends.
B-but we are not in Japanese Hell to make an Oni Army... Kids these days.
@yoopuppy
“That’s a good idea, but I forgot to buy some rice… I’m terrible at grocery shopping, whoops.”
Oh but I have some rice to made.
what’s for dinner?
three word starters.
“You don’t mind breakfast for dinner, do you?”
Yoosung stated as he flipped his egg omelet over. He wasn’t the best cook by far, but he could manage.
But egg omelet can be made as dinner if you put some fried rice.
“The snakes aren’t gonna eat my frog…are they?”
“No no! They usually eat rats. I wouldn’t dare to feed them frogs since some species are poisonous.”
“Has anyone seen a frog? One of my frogs got out! You can tell it’s my frog because it’s got a tiny hat…”
“That’s so bad! But my snakes would help you to find that frog! No way I’ll let an innocent frog get injured for a card or something!”
Cole the day I received him, versus Cole recently (within the past few months).
“People fight over the weirdest things here. Though I do have to admit, pineapple on pizza is something I’ve never tried before. It sounds good to me~.”
"At least is not like using anchovies on pizza”.
Bamboo Doll of Echizen, 1963, Kozaburo Yoshimura
[Gives him a cute plush for Worick's birthday. For his surprise it was a teddy bear, no a snake plushie] Omedetou, Worick-san!
“A snake? I got my own snake, hun! Still, thanks!”
<3
Okou was sorta amused by Worick’s reaction for the plushie, but she couldn’t help but smile and giggle at it.
You’re welcome, Worick-san!
So it happened again: I got sick pretty bad and that doesn’t allow me to stay on my computer as much like I want. So all replies or asks will get a small delay. Still, if you want to rp with my characters (Hakutaku, Okou or GRFT), feel free to send me an ask!2
An awesome reader sent us this photo from one of the Hoozuki volumes! (It is something we do not have in our scans, so thanks a lot for that!). I decided to, per request, translate each name, and also the short description from the Japanese Wiki ^^
This is Toukatsu Jigoku/Hell, and its sub-Hells. From the upper left, going clock-wise:
Shideisho (excrements + mud + place): People who kill birds or deer go here. Excrements are collected and boiled in a pot, and this is fed to the suffering dead, while their bodies are being torn apart and eaten by insects with diamond beaks.
Tourinsho(sword + ring + place): Where people who have killed with a sword go. Surrounded by 70km iron walls, the dead are attacked by roaring flames rising from the ground, and scalding iron raining from the ceiling. Further, in a forest of sword trees, double-edged swords fall like rain.
Oujukusho (earthenware + completely + place): The place for people who kill and eat animals. The Hell wardens boil the sinners in iron earthenware pots.
Takusho (many + suffering + place): People who tie up and beat others, push others off steep cliffs, people who are feared by children, and people who torture others, subjecting them to excruciating pain, go here. Just as the name says, many - one trillion - kinds of suffering are prepared, and the dead suffer in accordance to the suffering they caused others while living.
Anmyousho (darkness + dark + place): Where people who kill sheep and tortoises go. As the name indicates, it is pitch black, and sinners suffer exposure to black flames and hot winds.
Fukisho (non + pleasure + place): People who scare animals, making loud noises by blowing trumpet shells, to later kill them, go here. Burning flames roar day and night, and sinners are eaten to the bone by birds with beaks of fire, dogs and foxes.
Gokukusho (extreme suffering place): The place for people who easily get angry, go on a rampage, break things and selfishly kill others. The burn themselves on red hot iron scattered everywhere, and are continuously revived by wardens who over and over again push them off cliffs.
For the following Hells, nothing other than the name is written down (and I searched outside Wiki, too).
Shuubyousho (mass + sickness + place)
Ryoutetsusho (both + iron + place)
Akujousho (evil + cane + place)
Kokushokusorousho (black + colour + rat + wolf + place)
Iikaitensho (strange/different + strange/different + rotation + place)
Kuhitsusho (suffer + urge + place)
Hachizumabinsho (pot + head + flax/hemp + sideburns + place)
Hichisho (hill + pond + place)
Kuuchuujukusho (air + mid + receive + suffering + place)
I hope that by this, you see why I don’t like to translate the names :) This was fun though. You are very welcome to send the other ones, and I’ll see if I can get around to translating them. The detailed Japanese Wiki page hasn’t been translated into English, but you may be lucky to find it somewhere else. I don’t know.
It’s pretty darn cruel, huh! Have a great remaining weekend!
~Bissen
