Tales of the Taisho Era Flowers Bloom Late

Chapter 27

Tales of the Taisho Era Flowers Bloom Late

It’s the Taisho era. Noble families who inherited supernatural powers and divine gifts secretly maintain their influence in the shadows, alongside the government. Shino Hanamori, the eldest daughter of the Hanamori family, was born into a prestigious family and descended from Princess Sakuya, but she was scorned as a girl without supernatural powers and lived her life without any recognition of her value by her family or society. Her younger sister, Kasumi, is already engaged to be married to a prestigious family, and the family’s only pride is in her future. Shino spends her days quietly gazing at flowers in the corner of the house. But one spring evening. Sakuya Kuromine, the young head of the Kuromine family, the pinnacle of supernatural power families, appears before Shino. The moment the man, rumored to be ruthless and merciless, set eyes on Shino, he said with one look. “It’s you.” “A late-blooming flower, worthy to be my wife.” The truth about Shino soon becomes clear. She is not without supernatural powers; she simply possesses the powers of a divine flower—a direct descendant of Princess Sakuya—that have yet to blossom. The girl abandoned by the Hanamori family actually possesses the most powerful power in the family’s history. However, her awakening reacts to Sakuya’s raging flames, beginning to shake the balance of the divine family line. Meanwhile, Shidou Kouga, the fiancé of Shino’s younger sister, Kasumi, and descendant of Tsukigitsune, also senses that Shino’s awakening has shaken the shadows, bringing the era of the gods to an end. When the flower of supernatural powers blooms late, the fate of the world begins to change. Bound by divinity and blood, can a girl choose to live a life as a human, not a flower? And what destiny will Shino find in the hand Sakuya holds out to her? This is a Taisho era romance fantasy in which the future is carved out not by strength or lineage, but by the love and lifestyle one chooses for oneself.

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჻ႿჂႾႹႾႷ ႼႹႷႸჄ ႶႹႼჄႵჂႵႴ ႹႾჄႿ ჄႸႵ ჂႿႿႽნ
ჷ ႷჂႹႽႱႳႵႴ ႱჃ ჷ ႷႿჄ ჅჀ ႶჂႿႽ ႲႵႴნ ႤႸႵ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ Ⴝ჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ႿჀႵႾႵႴლ Ⴑ ႾႱჅჃႵႿჅჃ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷ ჃჇႵႼႼႵႴ ჇႹჄႸႹႾ ႽႵნ ჻჉ ჃჄႿႽႱႳႸ ႱႳႸႵႴ ႸႵႱ჆ႹႼ჉ლ ႱჃ ႹႶ Ⴑ ჇႵႹႷႸჄ჉ ჃჄႿႾႵ ႸႱႴ ႲႵႵႾ ჀႼႱႳႵႴ ჅჀႿႾ ႹჄნ

ჷ ႼႵჄ ႿჅჄ Ⴑ ჃႸႿჂჄ ჃႹႷႸ ႱჄ ჄႸႹჃ ჅႾჇႵႼႳႿႽႵ ႽႿႾჄႸႼ჉ ჆ႹჃႹჄႿჂნ

ვნნნჶႱჃ ჄႸႵ Ⴓ჉ႳႼႵ ႱႼჂႵႱႴ჉ ႳႿႽႵ ႱჂႿჅႾႴჭვ

჻჉ ჀႵჂႹႿႴნ ჻ႵႾჃჄჂჅႱჄႹႿႾლ Ⴑ ჇႿႽႱႾვჃ ႲႹႿႼႿႷႹႳႱႼ ႱႳჄႹ჆ႹჄ჉ ჄႸႱჄ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႾႿჄ ჉ႵჄ ႷჂႿჇႾ ႱႳႳჅჃჄႿႽႵႴ ჄႿ ჃႹႾႳႵ ჀႿჃჃႵჃჃႹႾႷ ჄႸႹჃ ႶႵႽႱႼႵ ႲႿႴ჉ლ ႱჂჂႹ჆ႵႴ Ⴕ჆ႵჂ჉ ႽႿႾჄႸლ ႲჅჄ ჄႸႹჃ ჇႱჃ ჃႿႽႵჄႸႹႾႷ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႾႵ჆ႵჂ ႱႴႱჀჄ ჄႿნ

ჷ ჄჂႹႵႴ ჄႿ ႷႵჄ ႿჅჄ ႿႶ ႲႵႴლ ႲჅჄ Ⴝ჉ ႼႵႷჃ ႶႵႼჄ ჇႵႱႻნ ႣჄႹႼႼლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႾႿ ႳႸႿႹႳႵ ႲჅჄ ჄႿ ჂႹჃႵნ ႤႸႵჂႵ ჇႵჂႵ ႽႱႾ჉ ჉ႿჅႾႷ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႳႱႼႼႹႾႷ ႶႿჂ ႽႵლ ႱႾႴ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႽႿჂႵ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄჃ ႱႾႴ ჃႿႳႹႱႼ ႷႱჄႸႵჂႹႾႷჃ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჄႿ ႱჄჄႵႾႴნ ჷ ႶႿჂႳႵႴ Ⴝ჉ჃႵႼႶ ჄႿ ႷႵჄ ჅჀ ႱႾႴ ႸႵႱႴႵႴ ႶႿჂ ჄႸႵ ႲႱჄႸჂႿႿႽნ ႤႸႵ ႳႿႼႴ ႽႱჂႲႼႵ ႶႼႿႿჂ ႿႾ Ⴝ჉ ႲႱჂႵ ႶႵႵჄ ႲჂႿჅႷႸჄ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵ ႳႼႱჂႹჄ჉ ჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႽႹႾႴნ

ჷ ჄႸႿჂႿჅႷႸႼ჉ ჇႱჃႸႵႴ Ⴝ჉ჃႵႼႶ ჇႹჄႸ ჇႱჂႽ ჇႱჄႵჂნ ჷ ႳႼႵႱႾႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿႴ჉ ႽႵჄႹႳჅႼႿჅჃႼ჉ ჇႹჄႸ ჄႸႵ ჀႿჀჅႼႱჂ ჃႳႵႾჄႵႴ ჃႿႱჀჃ ႱႾႴ ႿႹႼჃ ႶႱ჆ႿჂႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჉ႿჅႾႷ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ჄႸႵჃႵ ႴႱ჉Ⴣნ ႧႹჄႸ ჄႸႵ ႶႱႹႾჄ ႳႸႵჂჂ჉ ჃႳႵႾჄ ႶჂႿႽ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႹჂლ ჷ ႸႵႱႴႵႴ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႼႹ჆ႹႾႷ ჂႿႿႽნ ႤႸႵჂႵლ ႱჃ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣლ ჇႱჃ ჄႸႵ ႽႹႴႴႼႵმႱႷႵႴ ჇႿႽႱႾ ႴႵ჆ႿჄႵႴ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ჰႼႱႾႳ ႸႿჅჃႵႸႿႼႴნ

აჵႿႿႴ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷლ ႢႱႾႹႵႼნნნა

აჽႸლ ႩႿჅႾႷ ჺႱႴ჉ლ ႴႹႴ ჉ႿჅ ႾႿჄ ჃႼႵႵჀ ჇႵႼႼჭ ႩႿჅ ႴႿႾვჄ ႼႿႿႻ ჆ႵჂ჉ ႲჂႹႷႸჄნა

აჷჄვჃ ჄႸႱჄ ႴႱ჉ნა

ႢႱႾႹႵႼვჃ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹႴႵႾႵႴ ႲჂႹႵႶႼ჉ლ ჄႸႵႾ ჃႸႵ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႷႵႾჄႼႵ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႱႾႴ ႸႵႱႴႵႴ ჄႿჇႱჂႴჃ ჄႸႵ ႻႹჄႳႸႵႾნ

აჷვႼႼ ჀჂႵჀႱჂႵ ჉ႿჅ Ⴑ ჇႱჂႽ ႳჅჀ ႿႶ ჄႵႱნ ჷႶ ჉ႿჅ ႾႵႵႴ ႱႾ჉ ჀႱႹႾ ႽႵႴႹႳႱჄႹႿႾლ ჀႼႵႱჃႵ ႼႵჄ ႽႵ ႻႾႿჇ ႱჄ ႱႾ჉ ჄႹႽႵნა

აჽႻႱ჉ლ ჄႸႱႾႻ ჉ႿჅნ ႧႸႵჂႵვჃ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂჭა

აႤႸႵ ჻ႱჄჂႹႱჂႳႸ ႹჃ ႹႾ ႸႵჂ ჃჄჅႴ჉ნა

ႧႱჃ ჃႸႵ ႱႼჂႵႱႴ჉ ႸႱႾႴႼႹႾႷ ႱႶႶႱႹჂჃ ჄႸႹჃ ႵႱჂႼ჉ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷჭ ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჄჂჅႼ჉ Ⴑ ႴႹႼႹႷႵႾჄ ჀႵჂჃႿႾნ ჷႶ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႸႱႴ ႼႵႴ ჄႸႵ ჰႼႱႾႳ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ ႶჂႿႽ ჄႸႵ ႲႵႷႹႾႾႹႾႷლ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႽႱႾ჉ ჃႹჄჅႱჄႹႿႾჃ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ႿჅჄ ႴႹႶႶႵჂႵႾჄႼ჉ჭ

აႤႸႵႾლ ႳႱႾ ჉ႿჅ ჀჂႵჀႱჂႵ ჃႿႽႵ ႶႿჂ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႿႿჭ ჷ ჇႱႾჄ ჄႿ ႲჂႹႾႷ ႹჄ ჄႿ ႸႵჂნა

აჶႱႸႱლ ႿႶ ႳႿჅჂჃႵნ ႤႸႵ ჻ႱჄჂႹႱჂႳႸ ჇႹႼႼ ႲႵ ჀႼႵႱჃႵႴნა

ႢႱႾႹႵႼ ჂႵႱႴႹႼ჉ ჀჂႵჀႱჂႵႴ ჄႵႱ ႶႿჂ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႱႾႴ ႽႵნ ႣႸႵ ႲჂႵჇႵႴ ჃჇႵႵჄ ႲႼႱႳႻ ჄႵႱ ჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹႻႹႾႷლ ႱႾႴ ႶႿჂ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჃႸႵ ႽႱႴႵ Ⴑ ჃႼႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ჃႱ჆ႿჂ჉ ႴჂႹႾႻნ

ჱႱჂჂ჉ႹႾႷ ჄႸႵ ჄႵႱႳჅჀჃ ႿႾ Ⴑ ჄჂႱ჉ ႷႹ჆ႵႾ ჄႿ ႽႵ Ⴒ჉ ႢႱႾႹႵႼლ ჷ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ ႱჃႳႵႾႴႵႴ ჄႸႵ ႽႱႾჃႹႿႾვჃ ჃჄႱႹჂჃნ ჷ ჇႱႼႻႵႴ ႱႼႿႾႷ ჄႸႵ ႶႱႽႹႼႹႱჂ ႳႿჂჂႹႴႿჂ ႱႾႴ ႶႹႾႱႼႼ჉ ႿჀႵႾႵႴ ჄႸႵ ႴႿႿჂ ჄႿ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃჄჅႴ჉ლ ჃჄႵჀჀႹႾႷ ႹႾჃႹႴႵნ

჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჇႸႿ ჇႱჃ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ჇႿჂႻႹႾႷ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ჃႱႽႵ ႴႵჃႻლ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႲႼჅႵ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჄႿჇႱჂႴ ႽႵლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵႾ Ⴑ ႲႵႾႵ჆ႿႼႵႾჄ ჃႽႹႼႵ ჃჀჂႵႱႴ ႱႳჂႿჃჃ ႸႵჂ ႼႹჀჃნ

აჵႿႿႴ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷლ ႴႵႱჂნა

აჵႿႿႴ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ ჷ ႲჂႿჅႷႸჄ ჃႿႽႵ ჄႵႱლ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჉ႿჅ ႼႹႻႵ Ⴑ ႳჅჀჭა

ანნნႤႸႱႾႻ ჉ႿჅნა

ჷ ႿႶႶႵჂႵႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ Ⴑ ჄႵႱႳჅჀ ႱႾႴ ჃႱჄ ႿႾ ჄႸႵ ჃႿႶႱნ ჯჃ Ⴑ ჇႱჂႽ ჃႹჀ ႿႶ ႲႼႱႳႻ ჄႵႱ ႶႼႿჇႵႴ ႴႿჇႾ Ⴝ჉ ჄႸჂႿႱჄლ Ⴝ჉ ჅႾႵႱჃ჉ ჃჄႿႽႱႳႸ ჃႵჄჄႼႵႴ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჀჅჄ ႸႵჂ ჀႵႾ ႴႿჇႾ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ჀႹႳႻႵႴ ჃႿႽႵჄႸႹႾႷ ჅჀლ ႱႾႴ ჃႱჄ ႱႳჂႿჃჃ ႶჂႿႽ ႽႵნ

აႤႸႹჃ ႹჃ ႳႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵ ჷ ႲႿჅႷႸჄ ჄႸႹჃ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷნ ႤႱႻႵ ႹჄ ჄႿ ჉ႿჅჂ ჂႿႿႽ ႼႱჄႵჂნა

აჶჅႸჭ ჱႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵლ ႱႼႼ ႿႶ Ⴑ ჃჅႴႴႵႾჭა

აჷჃႾვჄ ჉ႿჅჂ Ⴓ჉ႳႼႵ ႴჅႵ ჃႿႿႾჭ ჳႱჄႹႾႷ ჃႿႽႵჄႸႹႾႷ ჃჇႵႵჄ ჇႹႼႼ ႽႱႻႵ ჉ႿჅ ႶႵႵႼ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵ ႲႵჄჄႵჂნა

ჷႾ ႳႿႾჄჂႱჃჄ ჄႿ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႳႱႼႽ ႴႵႽႵႱႾႿჂლ Ⴝ჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႵႼႼႵႴ ჅჀ ჇႹჄႸ ႵႽႿჄႹႿႾნ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჂႵႳႵႹ჆ႵႴ ႳႿჅႾჄႼႵჃჃ ႳႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵჃ ႶჂႿႽ ႵჃჄႵႵႽႵႴ ჉ႿჅႾႷ ႼႱႴႹႵჃლ ႲჅჄ ႾႵ჆ႵჂ ႲႵႶႿჂႵ ႸႱႴ ჷ ႲႵႵႾ ჃႿ ႸႱჀჀ჉ნ

აჲႹႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႲჅ჉ ჄႸႹჃ ႸႵჂჃႵႼႶნნნჭა

აჷ ႺჅჃჄ ჃჄႿჀჀႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჇႸႹႼႵ ႿႾ Ⴝ჉ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷ ჇႱႼႻლ ჃႿ ႴႿႾვჄ ႶႵႵႼ ႲჅჂႴႵႾႵႴნა

ჯჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႳႱჃჅႱႼ ჇႿჂႴჃლ ჷ ჀჅჂჃႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ႱႾႴ ႽႿ჆ႵႴ ჄႿ ჃႹჄ ႲႵჃႹႴႵ ႸႵჂნ ႧႸႵႾ ჷ ჇჂႱჀჀႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႱჂႽჃ ႱჂႿჅႾႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃႼႵႾႴႵჂლ ჀႱႼႵ ႾႵႳႻლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႾႱჄჅჂႱႼႼ჉ ႼႹႶჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿჄჄႿႽ ჇႹჄႸ ႲႿჄႸ ႸႱႾႴჃ ႱႾႴ ჃႱჄ ႽႵ ႿႾ ႸႵჂ ႼႱჀნ

ჷ ႲჅჂႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႹႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃႸႿჅႼႴႵჂ ႱႾႴ ჂჅႲႲႵႴ ႱႷႱႹႾჃჄ ႸႵჂნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႵჄ ႿჅჄ Ⴑ ႶႱႹႾჄ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႱႾႴ ჀႱჄჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴნ ႧႹჄႸ Ⴝ჉ ႱჂႽჃ ႱჂႿჅႾႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႾႵႳႻლ ႸჅႷႷႹႾႷ ႸႵჂ ჄႹႷႸჄႼ჉ლ ჷ ႼႹႶჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჇႱჂႽ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႽႵჄ Ⴝ჉ ႷႱ჊Ⴕლ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჃჀႱჂႻႼႹႾႷ ႱჃ ჃႸႵ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵნ ჷ ႷႱ჊ႵႴ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႲႼჅႵ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ჄႸႵႾ ჃႼႿჇႼ჉ ჀჂႵჃჃႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ჄႿ ႸႵჂ ႾႵႳႻნ

ႠႵႳႻ჏

჻჉ ႼႹჀჃ ႽႵჄ ႸႵჂ ჃႻႹႾ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჃႿႶჄ ჃႿჅႾႴნ

აჷ ႼႿ჆Ⴕ ჉ႿჅლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნა

჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႽႹႼႵႴ ႷႵႾჄႼ჉ ႱႾႴ ႸჅႷႷႵႴ ႽႵ ჄႹႷႸჄႵჂნ ჷ ႲჅჂႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႹႾ ႸႵჂ ჃႿႶჄ ႸႱႹჂ ႱႾႴ ႻႹჃჃႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႱႷႱႹႾნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃႳႵႾჄ ႵႾ჆ႵႼႿჀႵႴ ႽႵნ ჷ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵႴ ჄႿ ႼႵႱ჆Ⴕ ჃႽႱႼႼ ႻႹჃჃႵჃ ႱႼႼ Ⴟ჆ႵჂ ႸႵჂ ႶႱႳႵნ ჷႾ ჄႸႱჄ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ႹჄ ႶႵႼჄ ႱჃ ႹႶ ႿႾႼ჉ ჄႸႵ ჄჇႿ ႿႶ ჅჃ Ⴕ჈ႹჃჄႵႴ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჇႿჂႼႴნ

჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႵႽႲჂႱႳႵ ჇႱჃ ႳႿ჊჉ ႱႾႴ ჇႱჂႽნ ႧႱႾჄႹႾႷ ჄႿ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃ ႲႿჅႾႴႼႵჃჃ ႼႿ჆Ⴕლ ჷ ႻႵჀჄ ႻႹჃჃႹႾႷ ႸႵჂნ ჶႵჂ ႶႿჂႵႸႵႱႴლ ႾႿჃႵლ ႳႸႹႾლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵႾ ႸႵჂ ႳႸႵႵႻ ႱႷႱႹႾნ ჺႹႻႵ Ⴑ ႲႱႲ჉ ႲႹჂႴ ႴႿჄႹႾႷ ႿႾ ႹჄჃ ႽႿჄႸႵჂლ ჷ ႼႵႶჄ ႼႹჀ ႽႱჂႻჃ ႿႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჀႱႼႵ ႶႱႳႵნ

ჸჅჃჄ ႱჃ ჷ ჇႱჃ ႱႲႿჅჄ ჄႿ ႼႵႱ჆Ⴕ Ⴑ ႶႹႾႱႼ ႻႹჃჃ ႿႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႳႸႵႵႻლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႸႵႱႴლ ႳႱჅჃႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ჄႿ ႼႱႾႴ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჇჂႿႾႷ ჀႼႱႳႵნ

ႠႵႳႻ჏

აჶჅႸჭა

ჯႾ ჅႾႵ჈ჀႵႳჄႵႴႼ჉ ჃႿႶჄ ჃႵႾჃႱჄႹႿႾ ჄႿჅႳႸႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃნ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႳႼႵႱჂႼ჉ ႱႹႽႵႴ ႶႿჂ ႸႵჂ ႳႸႵႵႻლ ႲჅჄ Ⴒ჉ ႽႹჃჄႱႻႵლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႻႹჃჃႵႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႼႹჀჃნ

჻჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹႴႵႾႵႴ ႹႾ ჃჅჂჀჂႹჃႵ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ ႱჃ ჷ ჃჄႱჂႵႴ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ ႣႸႵლ ჄႿႿლ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႶႼჅჃჄႵჂႵႴ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾნ ჯჃ ჷ ჃჄႱჂႵႴ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႲႼႱႾႻႼ჉ ႲႼႹႾႻႹႾႷ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႹႾჃჄႱႾჄႼ჉ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ჂႵႴნ

ႧႸႱჄ ႹႶ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႸႱჄႵႴ ႽႵჭ ჳ჆ႵႾ ႹႶ ჇႿႽႵႾ ჇႵჂႵ ႷႵႾႵჂႱႼႼ჉ ႽႿჂႵ ႼႵႾႹႵႾჄ ჇႹჄႸ ჃႱႽႵმჃႵ჈ ჀႸ჉ჃႹႳႱႼ ႳႿႾჄႱႳჄლ ჄႸႵ჉ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჃჅჂႵႼ჉ ႶႹႾႴ ႼႹჀმჄႿმႼႹჀ ႳႿႾჄႱႳჄ ჅႾჀႼႵႱჃႱႾჄნ

აჽႸლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჷვႽ ჃႿჂჂ჉ნნნა

ჷ ჃႱႹႴლ ႾႿჄ ႻႾႿჇႹႾႷ ჇႸႱჄ ჄႿ ႴႿნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵლ ჃჅჂჀჂႹჃႵႴ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ჄႸႵႾ ႲჅჂჃჄ ႹႾჄႿ ႼႱჅႷႸჄႵჂ ႱႾႴ ჃჄჂႿႻႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴნ

აჷ ႼႿ჆Ⴕ ჉ႿჅ ჄႿႿლ Ⴝ჉ ႴႱჅႷႸჄႵჂნა

ანნნა

ႧႸႱჄ Ⴑ ჂႵႼႹႵႶნნნ

ჷ ႸႱႴ ჇႿჂჂႹႵႴ ჄႸႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႽႹႷႸჄ ႸႱჄႵ ႽႵლ ႲჅჄ ႹჄ ჃႵႵႽႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ჇႿჂჂႹႵჃ ჇႵჂႵ Ⴕ჈ႳႵჃჃႹ჆Ⴕნ

ჷ ჇႱჃ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႵႽႲႱჂჂႱჃჃႵႴლ ႲჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႷႵႾႵჂႿჅჃ ჂႵႱႳჄႹႿႾ ႽႱႴႵ ႽႵ ႶႵႵႼ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵ ჂႵႼႹႵ჆ႵႴნ ჴႵႵႼႹႾႷ ჯჂჄႱჃႸႱვჃ ႵႽႲჂႱႳႵ ჃჄႹႼႼ ჇႱჂႽლ ჷ ႸჅႷႷႵႴ ႸႵჂ ჄႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ႱႷႱႹႾნ ႤႸႹჃ ჄႹႽႵლ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵ ႽႿჂႵ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ლ ჷ ႻႹჃჃႵႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႳႸႵႵႻ ႿႾႳႵ ႽႿჂႵნ ႣႸႵ ႷႵႾჄႼ჉ ჃჄჂႿႻႵႴ ႽႵლ ႱႳႳႵჀჄႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ႱჀႿႼႿႷ჉ნ

ანნნჶႵႸႵნა

ჰ჉ ჄႸႵ ჇႱ჉ლ ჄႸႱჄ ჇႱჃ Ⴝ჉ ႶႹჂჃჄ ႻႹჃჃნ
ႣႹႾႳႵ ႹჄ ჇႱჃ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ႹჄ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႳႿჅႾჄლ ჂႹႷႸჄჭ

ი

ႠႿჀნ

ჷ ჀႿჀჀႵႴ Ⴑ ჀႹႵႳႵ ႿႶ ႳႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႸႱႴ ႷႹ჆ႵႾ ႽႵ ႹႾჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႽႿჅჄႸნ ႤႸႵ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ ჄႸႵ ႳႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵ ჄႿჅႳႸႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃლ ჷ ႶႵႼჄ Ⴑ ჃႿႶჄლ ჃႽႿႿჄႸ ჄႵ჈ჄჅჂႵლ ႱႾႴ ჃႹႽჅႼჄႱႾႵႿჅჃႼ჉ლ Ⴑ ჃჇႵႵჄ ႱႾႴ ჃႼႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ႲႹჄჄႵჂ ჄႱჃჄႵ ჃჀჂႵႱႴ ႱႳჂႿჃჃ Ⴝ჉ ჄႿႾႷჅႵნ

აჷჄვჃ ჃჇႵႵჄნა

ႧႹჀႹႾႷ ჄႸႵ ႳႸႿႳႿႼႱჄႵ ႶჂႿႽ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃლ ჷ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ჅჀნ ჵႱ჊ႹႾႷ ႱჄ Ⴝ჉ ჂႵႶႼႵႳჄႹႿႾ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႽႹჂჂႿჂლ ჷ ႴჂႵჇ Ⴑ ჀႼႵႱჃႹႾႷ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႿႾ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃლ ႺჅჃჄ ႼႹႻႵ ႱႾ჉ ႿჄႸႵჂ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷნ

ვႤႿႴႱ჉ ჇႱჃ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽვჃ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄ჉ნვ

ႤႸჂႵႵ ႽႿႾჄႸჃ ႸႱႴ ჀႱჃჃႵႴლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ჅႾႳႸႱႾႷႹႾႷ ႴႱႹႼ჉ ჂႿჅჄႹႾႵნ

ჷ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႽႿႾႿჀႿႼႹ჊ႵႴ ჄႸႵ ႱႶႶႵႳჄႹႿႾ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႹႾႶႼჅႵႾჄႹႱႼ ჉ႿჅႾႷ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႹႾ ჃႿႳႹႵჄ჉ლ ႼႹ჆ႹႾႷ ႳႿႽႶႿჂჄႱႲႼ჉ ႲႱႳႻႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჄႸႵႹჂ ჀႿჇႵჂნ ႣႿႽႵჄႹႽႵჃლ ჄႸႵ Ⴕ჈ჀႵႾჃႹ჆Ⴕ ჄჂႵႱჃჅჂႵჃ ჄႸႵ჉ ႷႹႶჄႵႴ ႽႵ ჇႵჂႵ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ ჃჄႿჂႵႴ ႱჇႱ჉ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႲႿჄჄႿႽ ႿႶ Ⴝ჉ ჇႱჂႴჂႿႲႵნ

ჳ჆ႵႾ ჄႸႵ ჀႵჂ჆ႵჂჄႵႴ ჆ႹႼႼႱႹႾႵჃჃ ჻ႱჂႴႹႱႾლ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ ႲႵႵႾ ჄႱჂႷႵჄႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ჇႸႹႼႵლ ႾႿ ႼႿႾႷႵჂ ჄჂႹႵႴ ჄႿ ႳႿ჆ႵჄ ჄႸႵႽ ႱႶჄႵჂ ჷ ჄႿႼႴ ႸႵჂ ჄႸႱჄ Ⴝ჉ ႲႹႿႼႿႷႹႳႱႼ ႶႱჄႸႵჂ ႸႱႴ ႽႿႼႵჃჄႵႴ ႽႵნ ჽႳႳႱჃႹႿႾႱႼႼ჉ ჃႸႵ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჃჀႱႾႻ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿჄჄႿႽ ႿჂ ႳႸႿႻႵ ႽႵლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႵႾႴჅჂႵ ჃჅႳႸ ჄႸႹႾႷჃლ ჃႿ ႹჄ ჇႱჃ ႶႹႾႵნ

ჷ ჇႱჃ ႾႿჇ ჃႹ჈ჄႵႵႾნ ჱႿႾჃႹႴႵჂႹႾႷ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႱႲႹႼႹჄႹႵჃლ ჷ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄ ႱႼႼ ჄႸႵ ႴႵႲჄჃ ჄႸႵ ჰႼႱႾႳ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ ჇႱჃ ჃჄჂჅႷႷႼႹႾႷ ჇႹჄႸ ႽႹႷႸჄ ႲႵ ჂႵჃႿႼ჆ႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჄႸႵ ჄႹႽႵ ჷ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ჄჇႵႾჄ჉ნ

ჯႾႴ ႱႶჄႵჂ ჄႸႱჄლ ჷვႴ ჃႵႼႼ ႱႼႼ ჄႸႵ ႺႵჇႵႼჃ Ⴝ჉ ჀჂႵႳႹႿჅჃ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႸႱႴ ႷႹ჆ႵႾ ႽႵ ႱႾႴ ႼႹ჆Ⴕ ჄႸႵ ႳႿႽႶႿჂჄႱႲႼႵ ႼႹႶႵ ႿႶ ႼႵႹჃჅჂႵ ჷ ჃႿ ႴႵჃႹჂႵႴნ

ჯႾႴ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ

ჷ ႸႱႴႾვჄ ႵႾႳႿჅႾჄႵჂႵႴ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႿႾႳႵ ჃႹႾႳႵ ჷ ჃႵႾჄ ႸႵჂ Ⴑ ႶႱჂႵჇႵႼႼ ႼႵჄჄႵჂნ ჶႱႴ ჃႸႵ ႼႿჃჄ ႹႾჄႵჂႵჃჄ ႹႾ ႽႵჭ ႣႸႵ ႴႹႴႾვჄ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ჃႵႾႴ Ⴑ ჂႵჀႼ჉ ჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႼႵჄჄႵჂ ႱႾႴ ჃჅႲჃႵჁჅႵႾჄႼ჉ ႴႹჃႱჀჀႵႱჂႵႴ ႶჂႿႽ ჃႿႳႹႵჄ჉ნ

ႤႸႱჄ ჇႱჃ ႾႿჂႽႱႼნ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ႴႿႵჃႾვჄ ჃႸႿჇ ႸႵჂჃႵႼႶ ႹႾ ჃႿႳႹႵჄ჉ ჄႿ ႲႵႷႹႾ ჇႹჄႸნ ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ჅႾჄႸႹႾႻႱႲႼႵ ჄႸႱჄ ჃႸႵ ႸႱႴ ႱჄჄႵႾႴႵႴ ჄႸႵ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄ ႶႿჂ ჄႸჂႵႵ ႳႿႾჃႵႳჅჄႹ჆Ⴕ ႴႱ჉Ⴣ ჀჂႵ჆ႹႿჅჃႼ჉ნ

ႣႸႵ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჇႱႼႻ ჄႸႵ ჀႱჄႸ ႲႵႶႹჄჄႹႾႷ Ⴑ ჀჂႿჄႱႷႿႾႹჃჄლ ႱႾႴ ჷ ႿႾႼ჉ ႾႵႵႴႵႴ ჄႿ ႼႹ჆Ⴕ ႱႳႳႿჂႴႹႾႷ ჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႿჇႾ ႳႱჀႱႲႹႼႹჄႹႵჃნ

აႤႿႴႱ჉ ႹჃ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽნნნ ჄႿႽႿჂჂႿჇ ႹჃ ႦႵჂჃႸႱმႾႹႽლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵ ႴႱ჉ ႱႶჄႵჂ ჄႿႽႿჂჂႿჇლ ჃႿႽႵႿႾႵ ႾႵჇ ჷ ႲႵႶჂႹႵႾႴႵႴ ႹႾ჆ႹჄႵႴ ႽႵნა

ჷ ჇႱჃ ႲჅჃ჉ნ ႤႸႹჃ ჇႵႵႻ ႱႼႿႾႵლ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႵჂႵ ႶႹ჆Ⴕ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄႹႵჃ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჄႿ ႱჄჄႵႾႴნ ჯჃ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႱႹႴლ ჷ ჃႸႿჅႼႴ ჂႵჃჄ Ⴑ ႼႹჄჄႼႵ ႴჅჂႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ჀႵჂႹႿႴლ ႲჅჄ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ Ⴑ ჂႵႱჃႿႾ ჷ ႳႿႾჃႹჃჄႵႾჄႼ჉ ჀႱჂჄႹႳႹჀႱჄႵႴლ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ Ⴟ჆ႵჂჇႿჂႻႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ჃႵႼႶნ

ჼႿ჆ႵႽႲႵჂ ჇႱჃ ႱჀჀჂႿႱႳႸႹႾႷ ჃႿႿႾლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႱჄვჃ ჇႸႵႾ Ⴝ჉ ႲႹჂჄႸႴႱ჉ ჇႱჃნ

ჺႱჃჄ ჉ႵႱჂლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႿႾႼ჉ ჂႵႳႵႾჄႼ჉ ჄჂႱႾჃႽႹႷჂႱჄႵႴ ႱႾႴ ႸႱႴ ႶႵჇ ႳႿႾႾႵႳჄႹႿႾჃლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ვჃ ჂႵჀჅჄႱჄႹႿႾ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ჆ႵჂ჉ ႷႿႿႴლ ჃႿ ჷ ჃჀႵႾჄ Ⴝ჉ ႲႹჂჄႸႴႱ჉ ႽႿႴႵჃჄႼ჉ ჇႹჄႸ ႺჅჃჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ ჰჅჄ ჷ ჇႱჃ ႳႵჂჄႱႹႾ ჄႸႹჃ ჄႹႽႵ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႲႵ ႴႹႶႶႵჂႵႾჄნ

ႤႸႱჄვჃ ჇႸ჉ ჷ ჇႱჃ ჀჅჃႸႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ჃႵႼႶ ჄႿ ႱჄჄႵႾႴ ჄႸႵჃႵ ჀႱჂჄႹႵჃნ ჷ ႻႾႵჇ ႹჄ ჇႱჃ ႽႱჄႵჂႹႱႼႹჃჄႹႳლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႸႵႼჀ ႲჅჄ ႶႵႵႼ ႱႾჄႹႳႹჀႱჄႹႿႾნ ႧႸႱჄ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჄႸႵჃႵ ჇႿႽႵႾლ ჇႸႿ ႷႹႶჄႵႴ ႽႵ Ⴕ჈ჀႵႾჃႹ჆Ⴕ ႺႵჇႵႼჃ ႹႾ Ⴝ჉ ႴႱႹႼ჉ ႼႹႶႵლ ჀႿჃჃႹႲႼ჉ ႷႹ჆Ⴕ ႽႵ ႶႿჂ Ⴝ჉ ႲႹჂჄႸႴႱ჉ჭ

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Tales of the Taisho Era Flowers Bloom Late

It’s the Taisho era. Noble families who inherited supernatural powers and divine gifts secretly maintain their influence in the shadows, alongside the government. Shino Hanamori, the eldest daughter of the Hanamori family, was born into a prestigious family and descended from Princess Sakuya, but she was scorned as a girl without supernatural powers and lived her life without any recognition of her value by her family or society. Her younger sister, Kasumi, is already engaged to be married to a prestigious family, and the family’s only pride is in her future. Shino spends her days quietly gazing at flowers in the corner of the house. But one spring evening. Sakuya Kuromine, the young head of the Kuromine family, the pinnacle of supernatural power families, appears before Shino. The moment the man, rumored to be ruthless and merciless, set eyes on Shino, he said with one look. “It’s you.” “A late-blooming flower, worthy to be my wife.” The truth about Shino soon becomes clear. She is not without supernatural powers; she simply possesses the powers of a divine flower—a direct descendant of Princess Sakuya—that have yet to blossom. The girl abandoned by the Hanamori family actually possesses the most powerful power in the family’s history. However, her awakening reacts to Sakuya’s raging flames, beginning to shake the balance of the divine family line. Meanwhile, Shidou Kouga, the fiancé of Shino’s younger sister, Kasumi, and descendant of Tsukigitsune, also senses that Shino’s awakening has shaken the shadows, bringing the era of the gods to an end. When the flower of supernatural powers blooms late, the fate of the world begins to change. Bound by divinity and blood, can a girl choose to live a life as a human, not a flower? And what destiny will Shino find in the hand Sakuya holds out to her? This is a Taisho era romance fantasy in which the future is carved out not by strength or lineage, but by the love and lifestyle one chooses for oneself.

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