Tales of the Taisho Era Flowers Bloom Late

Chapter 37

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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ჶႱႱნ

ჺႵႱ჆ႹႾႷ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ႱႼႿႾႵ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჂႵႳႵჀჄႹႿႾ ჂႿႿႽლ ჷ ჃჄႵჀჀႵႴ ႹႾჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႱႼႼჇႱ჉ ႱႾႴ ႼႵჄ ႿჅჄ Ⴑ ႴႵႵჀ ჃႹႷႸნ ႤႸႵ ႳႼႵႱჂ ႿჅჄႴႿႿჂ ႱႹჂ ჃႿႽႵჇႸႱჄ ႳႱႼႽႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႳႿႽჀႼႹႳႱჄႵႴ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄჃნ

აႧႸႵჄႸႵჂ ჃႸႵ ჇႱႾჄჃ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႱႳჄ ႶႱႻႵ ႿჂ ႾႿჄლ ჂႵႱႼႼ჉ნნნა

ჷჄ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႲႵ ႵႱჃႹႵჂ ႶႿჂ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႱႳჄ ႶႱႻႵნ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჄႿ ჇႿჂჂ჉ ႱႲႿჅჄ Ⴕ჆ႵჂ჉ ჃႹႾႷႼႵ ჇႿჂႴლ ႾႿჂ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჷ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჄႿ ႸႿႼႴ Ⴝ჉ჃႵႼႶ ႲႱႳႻ ႴჅႵ ჄႿ ႵႽႲႱჂჂႱჃჃႽႵႾჄნ ჰჅჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჃႵႵႽႵႴ ჄႿ ႴႹჃႼႹႻႵ ႴႹჃႹႾႷႵႾჅႿჅჃ ႲႵႸႱ჆ႹႿჂლ ჃႿ ჷ ჄჂႹႵႴ ჄႿ ႲႵ ჃႹႾႳႵჂႵლ ႱႾႴ ႾႿჇ ჃႸႵ ჇႱႾჄჃ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႱႳჄ ႶႱႻႵ ႱႷႱႹႾნნნ

აჶႽჀႸლ ჃႸႵვჃ ႳႿႽჀႼႵჄႵႼ჉ ჃႵႼႶმჇႹႼႼႵႴნა

ჱႿႾჃႹႴႵჂႹႾႷ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱვჃ ჀႵჂჃႿႾႱႼႹჄ჉ლ ႹჄ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ჄႿႿ ჃჄჂႱႾႷႵნ ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ჃႿႽႵႿႾႵ ჇႸႿ ႼႹ჆ႵႴ ႼႹႶႵ ႿႾ ႸႵჂ ႿჇႾ ჄႵჂႽჃნ ႤႸႹႾႻႹႾႷ ႱႲႿჅჄ ႹჄ ႶჅჂჄႸႵჂ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႿႾႼ჉ ႳႿႽჀႼႹႳႱჄႵ Ⴝ჉ ႿჇႾ ႸႵႱႴნ

ჷ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ Ⴝ჉ ჂႵႶႼႵႳჄႹႿႾ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჇႹႾႴႿჇნ ႥႾႳႿႾႶႹႴႵႾჄ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ႱႾႴ ჄჂႵႽႲႼႹႾႷ ႼႹჀჃნ ႧႹჄႸ ჃჅႳႸ ႱႾ ႱჇႻჇႱჂႴ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾლ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႲႵ ႱႲႼႵ ჄႿ ႷႱႹႾ ႱႾ჉ႿႾႵვჃ ႶႱ჆ႿჂნ

ჷ ჅჃႵႴ ჄჇႿ ႶႹႾႷႵჂჃ ჄႿ ჃჄჂႵჄႳႸ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ႹႾჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ჅჃჅႱႼ ჃႽႹႼႵნ ჷ ჄႹႴႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႽႵჃჃ჉ ႸႱႹჂ ႱႾႴ ႼႵჄ Ⴑ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ႼႹႷႸჄ ႵႾჄႵჂ Ⴝ჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ ჺႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႲႱႳႻ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႽႹჂჂႿჂლ Ⴝ჉ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼ ႶႱႳႵ ჇႱჃ ჃႸႹႾႹႾႷნ

აႩႵჃლ ႷႿႿႴნა

ႤႸႵ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄ ჇႱჃႾვჄ Ⴟ჆ႵჂ ჉ႵჄნ ჼႿჇლ ჇႸႹႼႵ ჄႸႵ ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄ ჷ ჇႱჃ ႸႵႱჂჄႲჂႿႻႵႾ Ⴟ჆ႵჂ ჄႸႵ ႽႱჄჄႵჂ ჇႹჄႸ ჻ႱჂႴႹႱႾლ ჇႱჃ ჄႸႵ ჀႵჂႶႵႳჄ ႿჀჀႿჂჄჅႾႹჄ჉ ჄႿ ႵႼႹႳႹჄ ႽႱ჈ႹႽჅႽ Ⴣ჉ႽჀႱჄႸ჉ ႶჂႿႽ ჄႸႵႽნ

ჺႵჄვჃ ႶႿჂႷႵჄ ჄႸႵ ჃႵႼႶმჇႹႼႼႵႴ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ ჼႿჇ ჇႱჃ ჄႸႵ ჄႹႽႵ ჄႿ ႷႱႹႾ Ⴣ჉ႽჀႱჄႸ჉ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჀႹჄႹႶჅႼ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾნ ჷ ჂႵჄჅჂႾႵႴ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄ ႸႱႼႼ ჇႹჄႸ ႼႹႷႸჄ ჃჄႵჀჃნ ჴႿჂჄჅႾႱჄႵႼ჉ლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႱႾႴ ႸႵჂ ႷჂႿჅჀ ჇႵჂႵ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႷႱჄႸႵჂႵႴ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჃႱႽႵ ჃჀႿჄნ

აႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽ჏ა

აჽႸლ ႤႹႾႱ ႹჃ ႸႵჂႵნა

ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ჃႽႹႼႵႴ ႲჂႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ႱჄ ႽႵნ ႣႸႵ ჀႱჄჄႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႼႱჀ ჄჇႹႳႵლ ႹႾ჆ႹჄႹႾႷ ႽႵნ ჷ ႾႱჄჅჂႱႼႼ჉ ჃႱჄ ႿႾ ჄႸႵ ჃႿႶႱ ႱႾႴ ჂႵჃჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ႿႾ ႸႵჂ ႼႱჀნ ჯჃ ჷ ႾႵჃჄႼႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ႹႾჄႿ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႳႿ჊჉ ႼႱჀლ ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႱჀჀჂႿႱႳႸႵႴ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ႳჅჂႹႿჅჃ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ

აႤႹႾႱ჏ ႤႵႼႼ ჅჃ ჁჅႹႳႻႼ჉჏ა

აႧႸ჉ ႴႹႴ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱ ႳႱႼႼ ႶႿჂ ჉ႿჅჭა

აჷჄვჃ Ⴝ჉ ႶႹჂჃჄ ჄႹႽႵ ჃႵႵႹႾႷ ႸႵჂ ჃႿ ႳႼႿჃႵႼ჉ნ ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼლ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ჃႸႵჭა

ჷჄ ჃႵႵႽႵႴ ჄႸႵ჉ ჇႵჂႵ ႳჅჂႹႿჅჃ ႱႲႿჅჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ ჽႶ ႳႿჅჂჃႵნ ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿႾႵ ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႸႱႾ ჄႸႵ ჃႿႼႵ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱ ჲჅႳႱႼ ჴႱႽႹႼ჉ნ ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ႿႾႼ჉ ႾႱჄჅჂႱႼ ႶႿჂ ႸႵჂლ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ႻႵჀჄ ႸႵჂ ႴႹჃჄႱႾႳႵ ႶჂႿႽ ჃႿႳႹႱႼ ႳႹჂႳႼႵჃლ ჄႿ ႲႵႳႿႽႵ ჄႸႵ ჄႿჀႹႳ ႿႶ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႱჄႹႿႾ Ⴒ჉ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႹႾႷ ႱჄ ჃჅႳႸ Ⴑ ႽႿႴႵჃჄ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄნ

ჳ჆ႵႾ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ჇႱჃ ႼႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႴႿჇႾ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ႳჅჂႹႿჅჃ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ჃႸႿჇႹႾႷ ႺჅჃჄ ႸႿჇ ჀႿჀჅႼႱჂ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႱჃნ ႧႸႹႼႵ ჃႿႽႵ ႸႱႴ ჄႿ ႱჄჄႵႾႴ Ⴕ჆ႵჂ჉ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄ ჇႹჄႸႿჅჄ ႶႱႹႼ ჄႿ ႷႵჄ ჄႸႵ ႱჄჄႵႾჄႹႿႾ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃლ ႿჄႸႵჂჃ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႷႱႹႾ ჃჅႳႸ ႾႿჄႹႳႵ ჇႹჄႸႿჅჄ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ჃႸႿჇႹႾႷ ჄႸႵႹჂ ႶႱႳႵნ

ჶႿჇ ႹႽჀჂႵჃჃႹ჆Ⴕლ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱმႾႹႽნ

აჷ ႴႹႴႾვჄ Ⴕ჈ჀႵႳჄ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱ ჄႿ ႳႿႽႵ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႲႱႾჁჅႵჄნ ჲႹႴ ჉ႿჅ ႸႱჀჀႵႾ ჄႿ ႸႵႱჂ ჄႸႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾჭა

ჷ ჀႿႾႴႵჂႵႴ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ ႱჄ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ჁჅႵჃჄႹႿႾნ ჽႶ ႳႿჅჂჃႵლ ჷ ႻႾႵჇ ჄႸႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾნ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ႸႵჂჃႵႼႶ ႸႱႴ ჄႿႼႴ ႽႵნ

ႣႸႵ ႳႱႽႵ ჃႿႼႵႼ჉ ჄႿ ჃႵႵ ႽႵნ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱლ ႸႵჂჃႵႼႶნ

– ჷ ჇႱႾჄႵႴ ჄႿ ႲႿႱჃჄლ ႲჅჄ ႴႵႳႹႴႵႴ ႱႷႱႹႾჃჄ ႹჄლ ႱჃ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ჂႵႱႼ ႲႵႾႵႶႹჄნ ႧႹჄႸ ჃႿჂჂႿჇႶჅႼ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ჷ ႶႿჂႳႵႴ Ⴑ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႱႾႴ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃნ

აႩႿჅ ႻႾႿჇ ჷ ႸႱႴ Ⴑ ჃႽႱႼႼ ႹႾႳႹႴႵႾჄ ჂႵႳႵႾჄႼ჉ლ ჂႹႷႸჄჭ ႣႸႵ ႺჅჃჄ ႿႶႶႵჂႵႴ Ⴑ ႲჂႹႵႶ ჇႿჂႴ ႿႶ ႳႿႽႶႿჂჄლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႱჄ ჇႱჃ ႹჄნა

აჯႸნნნა

ჯჄ ჄႸႵ ႽႵႾჄႹႿႾ ႿႶ ჻ႱჂႴႹႱႾლ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႽႿჂႵ ჀႹჄ჉ნ ჷ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႻႵჀჄ Ⴑ ჇႵႱႻმႼႿႿႻႹႾႷ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႿႾ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ႱႾႴ ჇႱ჆ႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႾႴ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃნ

აჷვႽ ჂႵႱႼႼ჉ ႶႹႾႵ჏ ჷჄ ჇႱჃႾვჄ Ⴑ ႲႹႷ ႴႵႱႼლ ჇႱჃ ႹჄჭა

აჷႶ ႹჄ ჇႱჃႾვჄ Ⴑ ႲႹႷ ႴႵႱႼლ ჉ႿჅჂ ႳႿႽჀႼႵ჈ႹႿႾ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႼႿႿႻ ჃႿ ႲႱႴნა

ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵლ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ ႲႵႵႾ ႼႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ჃႿჂჂႿჇႶჅႼ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ჀႿႾႴႵჂႵႴ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ჄႸႵႾლ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႼႿႿႻ ႿႶ ႴႵჄႵჂႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾლ ႷႵႾჄႼ჉ ႲჂჅჃႸႵႴ ႲႱႳႻ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႹჂ ႱႾႴ ჃჀႿႻႵნ

აႤႸႹჃ ჇႿႾვჄ ႴႿნ ჼႵ჈Ⴤ ჇႵႵႻლ ჇႵ ႽჅჃჄ ႸႿႼႴ Ⴑ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄ჉ ႶႿჂ ႤႹႾႱ ႱჄ ႿჅჂ ႽႱႾჃႹႿႾნა

აႢႵႱႼႼ჉ჭ ႠႼႵႱჃႵ ႹႾ჆ႹჄႵ ჅჃ ჄႿႿლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽნ ႧႵ ႱႼჃႿ ჇႱႾჄ ჄႿ ႳႿႽႶႿჂჄ ႤႹႾႱნა

აႤႸႱჄვჃ ჂႹႷႸჄნ ჽჅჂ ჀႵჄ ႹჃ ჃႿ ႴႿჇႾႳႱჃჄლ ჇႵ ႳႱႾვჄ ႺჅჃჄ ჃჄႱႾႴ Ⴒ჉ნა

ჷ ჃჇႱႼႼႿჇႵႴ Ⴑ ႼႱჅႷႸ ႹႾჄႵჂႾႱႼႼ჉ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃვ ႼႹ჆ႵႼ჉ ჂႵႱႳჄႹႿႾნ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵლ ჅႾႱჇႱჂႵ ႿႶ Ⴝ჉ ჄჂჅႵ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷჃლ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჀႼႵႱჃႵႴ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾნ

აჱႿႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႼႹႷႸჄ ႸႵႱჂჄლ ႤႹႾႱნა

აႩႵჃ჏ ႤႸႱႾႻ ჉ႿჅ ჃႿ ႽჅႳႸლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽნა

აჷႶ ႹჄვჃ ႾႿჄ ჄႿႿ ႽჅႳႸ ჄჂႿჅႲႼႵლ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႱჀჀჂႵႳႹႱჄႵ ႱႾ ႹႾ჆ႹჄႱჄႹႿႾ ႱჃ ჇႵႼႼნა

ჯႽႹႴჃჄ ჄႸႵ ႸႱჂႽႿႾႹႿჅჃ ႼႱჅႷႸჄႵჂლ Ⴑ ჃჅႴႴႵႾ ႳႸႹႼႼ ჀႵჂႽႵႱჄႵႴ ჄႸႵ ჃჅჂჂႿჅႾႴႹႾႷჃნ ჱႱႼႽႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ჄჂႵႽႲႼႹႾႷ ႲႿႴ჉ლ ჷ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႷႱ჊Ⴕ ႱႾႴ ႽႵჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱვჃ ჃჅႲჄႼ჉ ႷႼႿჇႹႾႷ ჆ႹႿႼႵჄ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ

აჽႸლ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱნნნა

ჷ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ჄႸႵ ႿႾႼ჉ ႿႾႵ ႶႼჅჃჄႵჂႵႴნ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႱႼჃႿ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႹჄႸ ჀჅ჊჊ႼႵႴ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ ჴႿჂ ჃႿႽႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾლ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႱჃ ႷႼႱჂႹႾႷ ჃႸႱჂჀႼ჉ ႱჄ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႸႱႾႴლ ჇႸႹႳႸ ჇႱჃ ჃჄჂႿႻႹႾႷ ႽႵნ

აჯჂႵ ჉ႿჅ ჃႱ჉ႹႾႷ ჉ႿჅვႼႼ ႳႿႽႵ ჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄ჉ჭა

აႩႵჃლ ႿႶ ႳႿჅჂჃႵლ ႹႶ ႹჄ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႹႾႳႿႾ჆ႵႾႹႵႾႳႵ ჉ႿჅჂ ჺႱႴ჉ჃႸႹჀნა

აჷლ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႳႵჂჄႱႹႾႼ჉ ჇႵႼႳႿႽႵ ႹჄნა

ჯ ჃႽႹႼႵ ჃჀჂႵႱႴ ႱႳჂႿჃჃ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႼႹჀჃლ ႱჃ ႹႶ ჃႸႵ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ჇႵႼႳႿႽႵႴ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჀჂႿႲႱႲႼ჉ ჄჂ჉ႹႾႷ ჄႿ Ⴕ჈ჀႱႾႴ ႸႵჂ ႹႾႶႼჅႵႾႳႵ ჄႸჂႿჅႷႸ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ႿჂႴႹႾႱჂ჉ ჀႵჂჃႿႾჩ ႱჃ ჄႸႵ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႵႽჀႹჂႵვჃ ႶႿჂႵႽႿჃჄ ჃჇႿჂႴჃႽႱႾჃႸႹჀ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ლ ႸႵჂ ႽႵჂႵ ႱჄჄႵႾႴႱႾႳႵ ႱჄ Ⴑ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄ჉ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჃႹႷႾႹႶႹႳႱႾჄ ჂႵჀႵჂႳჅჃჃႹႿႾჃნ

ႤႸႵ ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႼႹႻႵჇႹჃႵ ჇႵႼႳႿႽႵႴ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱვჃ ႱჄჄႵႾႴႱႾႳႵ ჇႹჄႸ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ჃႽႹႼႵჃნ

ჷႾ ႳႿႾჄჂႱჃჄ ჄႿ ჄႸႵႹჂ ႲჂႹႷႸჄႵႾႹႾႷ ႶႱႳႵჃლ Ⴝ჉ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾ ႷჂႵჇ ႴႱჂႻႵჂნ ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ႿჂႹႷႹႾႱႼႼ჉ Ⴑ ჄႵႱ ჀႱჂჄ჉ ჄႿ ႳႿႽႶႿჂჄ ႽႵლ ႲჅჄ ႹႾ ႱႾ ႹႾჃჄႱႾჄლ ႹჄ ႸႱႴ ჄჂႱႾჃႶႿჂႽႵႴ ႹႾჄႿ Ⴑ ႷႼႿჂႹႿჅჃ Ⴕ჆ႵႾჄ ჇႹჄႸ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱვჃ ႱჄჄႵႾႴႱႾႳႵნ

ႧႸႱჄ ႹჃ ჄႸႹჃლ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱჭ ႤႿ ႹႾჄႵჂႶႵჂႵ ჇႹჄႸ ჃႿႽႵႿႾႵვჃ ႼႹ჆ႵႼႹႸႿႿႴ ႼႹႻႵ ჄႸႹჃნ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႿჂႹႷႹႾႱႼႼ჉ ჀႼႱႾႾႵႴ ჄႿ ႶႵႹႷႾ ჀႹჄ჉ ႱႾႴ ჂႵႳႵႹ჆Ⴕ ႷႹႶჄჃ ႶჂႿႽ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃნნნ ႲჅჄ ჄႸႱႾႻჃ ჄႿ ႸႵჂლ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄნ

ჷ ႷႼႱჂႵႴ ႱჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႹჄႸ ჂႵჃႵႾჄႶჅႼ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ႲჅჄ ჃႸႵ ႹႷႾႿჂႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႷႱ჊Ⴕ ႱႾႴ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵႴ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႹႾႷ ჇႹჄႸ ჄႸႵ Ⴕ჈ႳႹჄႵႴ ႼႱႴႹႵჃნ

ჳ჆ႵႾჄჅႱႼႼ჉ლ ჷ ჃႹႷႸႵႴ ႹႾ ႴႵჃჀႱႹჂ ႱႾႴ ႼႵႱႾႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ႲႱႳႻ ႿႾჄႿ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႼႱჀნ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႳႸჅႳႻႼႵႴ ჃႿႶჄႼ჉ ႱႾႴ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ ჄႹႴႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႹჂნ

აჶႵႸႵნნნ ႤႹႾႱ ႹჃ Ⴑ ႲჂႹႾႷႵჂ ႿႶ ႷႿႿႴ ႶႿჂჄჅႾႵნა

ა჻Ⴕჭა

აႩႵჃნა

ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ჃႽႹႼႵႴ ႶႱႹႾჄႼ჉ ႱႾႴ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱლ ჇႸႿ ჇႱჃ ჃჅჂჂႿჅႾႴႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃნ

აႤႿ ႱႼႼႿჇ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႶႿჂႽ Ⴑ ႳႿႾႾႵႳჄႹႿႾ ჇႹჄႸ ჲჅႳႸႵჃჃ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱნ ႩႿჅ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႱჂႵ Ⴑ ႼႿ჆ႵႼ჉ ჀႵჄნა

აჯႸნნნა

აჶႵႸႵნნნ ჻ႵႵჄႹႾႷ ႤႹႾႱ ჂႵႱႼႼ჉ ႹჃ ჄႸႵ ႷႿႿႴ ႶႿჂჄჅႾႵ ႿႶ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹႶႵნა

ႣႵႵႹႾႷ ჄႸႵ ႴႵႵჀ ႱႶႶႵႳჄႹႿႾ ႹႾ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ჷ ႹႾჃჄႹႾႳჄႹ჆ႵႼ჉ ႻႾႵჇნ ႤႸႹჃ ჇႱჃ ჄႸႵ ჀႵჂႶႵႳჄ ႿჀჀႿჂჄჅႾႹჄ჉ ჄႿ ჂႱႹჃႵ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႶႱ჆ႿჂႱႲႹႼႹჄ჉ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႶჅჂჄႸႵჂნ

აჷჄ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႽႱႻႵჃ ႽႵ ႸႱჀჀ჉ ჄႿ ႸႵႱჂ ჉ႿჅ ჃႱ჉ ჄႸႱჄლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽნნნ჏ა

ჷ ႹႽႽႵႴႹႱჄႵႼ჉ ჃႱჄ ჅჀ ႱႾႴ ჃႵჄჄႼႵႴ ႿႾჄႿ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႼႱჀნ ჴႱႳႹႾႷ ႸႵჂ ႱჄ ჃჅႳႸ Ⴑ ႳႼႿჃႵ ႴႹჃჄႱႾႳႵ ჄႸႱჄ ႿჅჂ ႳႸႵჃჄჃ ႾႵႱჂႼ჉ ჄႿჅႳႸႵႴ ჇႱჃ ჁჅႹჄႵ ႵႽႲႱჂჂႱჃჃႹႾႷლ ႲჅჄ ႹჄ ჀჂႿႲႱႲႼ჉ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႼႿႿႻ ჃჄჂႱႾႷႵ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႳႿႾჄႵ჈Ⴤ ႿႶ Ⴑ ჀႵჄ ႱႾႴ ႿჇႾႵჂ ჂႵႼႱჄႹႿႾჃႸႹჀნ

აჷ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჃႿႽႵჄႸႹႾႷ ჄႿ ჄႵႼႼ ჉ႿჅლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽნა

აჽႸ Ⴝ჉ლ ჇႸႱჄ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႹჄ ႲႵჭა

ჴჂႿႽ ჇႸႱჄ ჷვႴ ႶႵႼჄ ჃႿ ႶႱჂლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႱႼჃႿ ႸႱႴ ჁჅႹჄႵ ჄႸႵ ვႵႱჃ჉ ႽႱჂႻვ ჄႵႾႴႵႾႳ჉ნ ჼႿჇლ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႴႵႶႹႾႹჄႵႼ჉ ႹႾႳჂႵႱჃႵ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႶႱ჆ႿჂႱႲႹႼႹჄ჉ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႽႿჂႵნ

აჷნნნ ႱႳჄჅႱႼႼ჉ლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵმႾႹႽ ႱႾႴ ჷმა

აჳ჈ႳჅჃႵ ႽႵნა

აႲႵႳႿႽႵ ႳႼႿჃႵჂმ ჻ႽჀႸჭ჏ა

ჯ ჃჅႴႴႵႾლ ჀჂႹჃჄႹႾႵ ჇႸႹჄႵ ႸႱႾႴ ႶႹჂႽႼ჉ ჀჂႵჃჃႵႴ ႲႿჄႸ Ⴝ჉ ႳႸႵႵႻჃლ ႱႾႴ Ⴑ ႴႵႶႼႱჄႹႾႷ ჃႿჅႾႴ ႵჃႳႱჀႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃნ ႤჅჂႾႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ႷႱ჊Ⴕ ႹႾ ჃჅჂჀჂႹჃႵლ ჷ ჃႱჇ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႿႾႵ ႳႿ჆ႵჂႹႾႷ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿႾႵ ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႸႱႾ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱნ

აႦႹმႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱმႾႹႽნნნჭა

ႣႸႵ ႸႱႴ ႳႼႵႱჂႼ჉ ႲႵႵႾ ჃჅჂჂႿჅႾႴႵႴ Ⴒ჉ ჄႸႵ ႼႱႴႹႵჃ ႺჅჃჄ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ ႱႷႿლ ჇႸႵႾ ႴႹႴ ჃႸႵ ႳႿႽႵ Ⴟ჆ႵჂჭ ჰჅჄ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ჄႹႽႵ ჄႿ ჀႿႾႴႵჂ ჄႸႱჄნ ჴႿჂ ჃႿႽႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾლ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ႼႹႶჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿႴ჉ ჇႹჄႸ ႳႿႼႴ Ⴕ჉ႵჃლ ჀႼႱႳႵႴ ႽႵ ႾႵ჈Ⴤ ჄႿ ႸႵჂლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵႾ ჃჁჅႵႵ჊ႵႴ ႸႵჂჃႵႼႶ ႹႾჄႿ ჄႸႵ ჃჀႱႳႵ ႲႵჄჇႵႵႾ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႱႾႴ ႽႵნ

აႩႿჅ ႱჂႵნნნ ჺႱႴ჉ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႢႿႴႹႾႵ ჱႿჅႾჄ჉ლ ႱჂႵႾვჄ ჉ႿჅჭა

აჽႸლ ჄႿ ჄႸႹႾႻ ჉ႿჅ ჂႵႽႵႽႲႵჂ ႿჅჂ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ნ ჷჄვჃ ႱႾ ႸႿႾႿჂნა

ჳ჆ႵႾ ჄႸႿჅႷႸ ჃႸႵ ႸႱႴ ႿႾႼ჉ ႿႶႶႵჂႵႴ Ⴑ ჃႹႽჀႼႵ ႷჂႵႵჄႹႾႷლ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵვჃ ႶႱႳႵ ჇႱჃ ႶႼჅჃႸႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ ႵႽႿჄႹႿႾნ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႿჂႵ Ⴑ ჀႼႵႱჃႱႾჄლ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ჃႽႹႼႵ ႱႾႴ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵႴ ჃჀႵႱႻႹႾႷნ

აჶႿჇ ႳႿჅႼႴ ჷ ႶႿჂႷႵჄჭ ႤႸႵ ႢႿႴႹႾႵ ჴႱႽႹႼ჉ ႸႱჃ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ႽႱႹႾჄႱႹႾႵႴ ႱႾ Ⴕ჈ႳႵႼႼႵႾჄ ჂႵჀჅჄႱჄႹႿႾ ჇႹჄႸႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჳႽჀႹჂႵნა

აჶႿႸႿლ ჇႵ ႱჂႵ ႾႿჄ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ Ⴑ ჃჀႵႳႻ ႳႿႽჀႱჂႵႴ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱ ჲჅႳႱႼ ჴႱႽႹႼ჉ნ ჷვ჆Ⴕ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ჇႱႾჄႵႴ ჄႿ ჃჀႵႱႻ ჇႹჄႸ ႩႿჅჂ ჵჂႱႳႵლ ჉ႿჅ ႻႾႿჇნა

ჯႶჄႵჂ ჄႸႱჄლ ჄႸႵ ჄჇႿ ႲႵႷႱႾ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႹႾႷ ႹႾ ჄႸႵႹჂ ႿჇႾ ჇႿჂႼႴნ ჷႾჃჄႱႾჄႼ჉ ႱႼႹႵႾႱჄႵႴლ ჷ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႲႵჇႹႼႴႵჂႵႴ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷნ ႧႸႱჄ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჇႿჂႼႴ ჇႱჃ ჄႸႹჃ ჃჅႴႴႵႾ ႹႾჄႵჂႶႵჂႵႾႳႵჭ

ႤႸႵ ႱჄႽႿჃჀႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႷႿႿႴ ႺჅჃჄ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄ ႱႷႿლ ჃႿ ჇႸ჉ ႴႹႴ ჃႸႵ ႱჀჀႵႱჂ ႱႷႱႹႾ ႱႾႴ ႹႾჄႵჂႶႵჂႵჭ ჼႿჄ ႺჅჃჄ ႿႾႳႵლ ႲჅჄ ჄჇႹႳႵლ ჃႸႵვჃ ჄႱႻႵႾ Ⴝ჉ ႲჂႵႱႴ ႱႾႴ ႲჅჄჄႵჂნ ჯჄ ჄႸႹჃ ჀႿႹႾჄლ ႹჃႾვჄ ჃႸႵ ႴႿႹႾႷ ჄႸႹჃ ႿႾ ჀჅჂჀႿჃႵჭ

ჷ ჃჄႱჂჄႵႴ ჄႿ ႶႵႵႼ ჃჅႼႻ჉ ჇႹჄႸ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱ ႶႿჂ ႳႿႾჃჄႱႾჄႼ჉ Ⴕ჈ႳႼჅႴႹႾႷ ႽႵ ႶჂႿႽ ჄႸႵ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႱჄႹႿႾნ ჷ ჀႼႱႳႵႴ ႿႾႵ ႸႱႾႴ ႿႾ ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱვჃ ჄႸႹႷႸ ႱႾႴ ჀႹႾႳႸႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႱჃ ႸႱჂႴ ႱჃ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴლ ႼႵჄჄႹႾႷ ႿჅჄ ჄႸႵ ჂႵჃႵႾჄႽႵႾჄ ჷ ႶႵႼჄ ႹႾჃႹႴႵნ

ႦႹ჆ႹႱႾႱლ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ ႲႵႵႾ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႹႾႷ ჇႹჄႸ ႣႸႱჂჂႹႿႾႵლ ႲჂႹႵႶႼ჉ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵლ ჄႸႵႾლ ႶႿჂ ჃႿႽႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾლ ႼႵႱႾႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႸႵႱႴ ჄႿჇႱჂႴჃ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႸႵჂႵ ႵႽႿჄႹႿႾჃ ჇႵჂႵ ႸႱჂႴ ჄႿ ႴႹჃႳႵჂႾლ ႱႾႴ ჇႸႹჃჀႵჂႵႴ ჃႿႶჄႼ჉ ႹႾჄႿ Ⴝ჉ ႵႱჂნ

აႤႸႱჄვჃ ႵႾႿჅႷႸნ ჷვႽ ႾႿჄ ႹႾ Ⴑ ჆ႵჂ჉ ႷႿႿႴ ႽႿႿႴ ჂႹႷႸჄ ႾႿჇნა

ანნნჶჅႸჭა

ႧႱႹჄლ იჷვႽი ჄႸႵ ႿႾႵ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹ჆ႵႼႹႸႿႿႴ ჄႱႻႵႾ ႱჇႱ჉ნნნ

ႧႸ჉ ႱჂႵ ი჉ႿჅი ႱႾႷჂ჉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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