I want Nonoko to kick me in the shin.
What's the consensus on this?
Colton Gomez
Angel Bennett
Blood enters my lung, and I die by suffocation. This is my second time drowing. The first time was when I was twelve. I tried to run through a pond in the yard on my horse. Just as I passed the middle, the deepest part of the pond, the horse shook me off spectacularly. My horse swam away. I couldn't breath, let alone call for help. All I could do was flail with my arms and legs. It was one of my servants who saved my life. I don' even remember their name anymore. My sister berated me for nearly dying. I haven't spoken to her since. My horse had nearly killed me with the ease of flicking away an insect with its tail.
And yet I loved her.
My horse was beautiful. And if I hadn't had the stupid idea of riding over a big pond on her back, she would have stayed a faithful friend. My horse casually made her way back to the shore and shook herself dry in the afternoon sun. As I was about to die, I watched her in a strangely serene state, struck by her majesty. If cavity mushi are the scraps of human minds, then I wonder if the feeling of being awed by something's beauty would also cause cavities. Even though it's huge, the dragon is worthy of compassion. I want to do everything I can so that he doesn't get cavities.
But unfortunately, there's nothing I can do to stop my own feelings.
Besides, if a mushi were to be born from my heart, I could count on the dentists to take care of it. They'll protect the dragon.
I wonder if she'll laugh again when she hears my voice seeping though the teeth. Or will she just walk away, indifferent, and return to work? I don't know why, but I can't help to think of you and that horse in the same light. When I think of you, something other than blood fills my chest.
Joseph Clark
Having died beneath the dragon and emerged from the dragon's teeth, I die aboard the dragon, and return to the dragon's teeth. Did I accomplish whatever purpose I was given in this curious cycle? Perhaps the answer doesn't concern me anymore. But I think it makes sense to me now. I don't know why the dragon chose me, but if it has to do with why I was brought back to life... I'm so glad I got to meet you.
Thank you Nonoko, my dragon dentist.
Xavier Morris
Fuck I remember that , it hit hard
Ethan Murphy
Ryder Cruz
I'm convinced that the running gag of Borr kicking Utsumi's shin in Gridman was a homage to this show. Amemiya is only less of a Tsurumaki's fanboy than he his of Anno after all.
Carson Gomez
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