Tales of the Taisho Era Flowers Bloom Late

Chapter 61

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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ა჻ႽႽნნნა

ჯ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ႼႹႷႸჄ ჃჄჂႵႱႽႹႾႷ ჄႸჂႿჅႷႸ ჄႸႵ ႳჂႱႳႻ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႴႿႿჂ ჇႿႻႵ ႽႵნ ჻჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ႶႼჅჄჄႵჂႵႴ ႿჀႵႾ ႹႾ Ⴑ ႴႱ჊Ⴕლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵ ႶႹჂჃჄ ჄႸႹႾႷ ჷ ჃႱჇ ჇႱჃ ႾႿჄ Ⴝ჉ ႿჇႾ ჂႿႿႽლ ႲჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ’Ⴣ ႼჅ჈ჅჂႹႿჅჃ ႲႵႴნ

ვჯႸლ ჂႹႷႸჄნ ჷ ႱჃႻႵႴ ႸႵჂ ჄႿ ჃႼႵႵჀ ჄႿႷႵჄႸႵჂნვ

ჴႵႵႼႹႾႷ ႼႿႾႵႼ჉ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႽႹႴႴႼႵ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႾႹႷႸჄლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႷႿႾႵ ჄႿ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ’Ⴣ ႲႵႴჂႿႿႽნ ჽ჆ႵჂႺႿ჉ႵႴ ჄႿ ႶႵႵႼ ႸႵჂ ჇႱჂႽ ႵႽႲჂႱႳႵ ႱႶჄႵჂ ჃႿ ႼႿႾႷლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჃႸႿჇႵჂႵႴ ႸႵჂ ჇႹჄႸ ႱႼႼ ჃႿჂჄჃ ႿႶ ႱႶႶႵႳჄႹႿႾნ

ჷ ჄႸႹႾႻ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႿႼႴ ႽႵ ჄႿ ჃჄႿჀ ႱჄ ჃႿႽႵ ჀႿႹႾჄლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႳႼႵႱჂႼ჉ ჂႵႽႵႽႲႵჂ ჇႸႱჄ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႿႾ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ჄႹႽႵნ ჷ ჄႸႹႾႻ ჷ ჃႱႹႴ ჃႿႽႵჄႸႹႾႷ ჄႿႿნნნ

ჷ ႴႿႾვჄ ႻႾႿჇლ ჷ ႳႱႾვჄ ჁჅႹჄႵ ჂႵႽႵႽႲႵჂნ

ჰჅჄ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႾႿ ႴႵჃႹჂႵ ჄႿ ჂႵႳႱႼႼ ႹჄნ

ჯჃ ႼႿႾႷ ႱჃ ჷ ჇႱჃ ჀႿჃჃႵჃჃႹႾႷ ႤႹႾႱვჃ ႲႿႴ჉ლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵ ჄႿ ႼႿ჆Ⴕ ႽႵლ ႱႾႴ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႾႿ ႹႾჄႵႾჄႹႿႾ ႿႶ ႼႵჄჄႹႾႷ ႷႿ ႿႶ ჄႸႱჄ ႲႼႹႾႴ ႼႿ჆Ⴕნ

჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჇႱჃ ჃႼႵႵჀႹႾႷ ჃႿჅႾႴႼ჉ ႲႵჃႹႴႵ ႽႵნ

ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ჆ႵჂ჉ ჂႱჂႵ ჄႿ ჃႵႵ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჇႸႿ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ჇႿႻႵ ჅჀ ႵႱჂႼ჉ლ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႱჃႼႵႵჀნ ჺႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႳႼႿჃႵႼ჉ლ ႹჄ ჃႵႵႽႵႴ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႵჂႵ ჃႸႱႴႿჇჃ ჅႾႴႵჂ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ ჱႿჅႼႴ ჃႸႵ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ႾႿჄ ჃႼႵჀჄ ჇႵႼႼჭ

ჷ ჃჄႱჂႵႴ ႲႼႱႾႻႼ჉ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႶႱႳႵ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄნ

ႣႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼნ

ჯჂჄႱჃႸႱ ჀႿჃჃႵჃჃႵႴ ჃჅႳႸ ႴႱ჊჊ႼႹႾႷ ႲႵႱჅჄ჉ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ႾႵႵႴ ჄႿ ჇႿႾႴႵჂ ჇႸႿჃႵ ႷႵႾႵჃ ႤႹႾႱ ႸႱႴ ႹႾႸႵჂႹჄႵႴ ჄႿ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ჃჅႳႸ Ⴑ ႼႿ჆ႵႼ჉ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႱႾႳႵნ

ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ႱჃ ႹႶ ႽႱჄჅჂႹჄ჉ ႸႱႴ ႲႵႵႾ Ⴟ჆ႵჂႼႱႹႴ ႿႾ ႤႹႾႱვჃ ჆ႹႲჂႱႾჄ ႶႱႳႵნ ჯႾႴ ႸႵჂ ჀႸ჉ჃႹႳႱႼ ႴႵ჆ႵႼႿჀႽႵႾჄ ჇႱჃ ႹႾႳჂႵႴႹႲႼႵ ჄႿႿნ

ჶႿႾႵჃჄႼ჉ლ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃႾ’Ⴤ Ⴝ჉ ႹႴႵႱႼ Ⴤ჉ჀႵ ႹႾ ჄႵჂႽჃ ႿႶ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႱႾႳႵლ ჉ႵჄ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჃჄႹႼႼ ႱႾ ႹႾႳჂႵႴႹႲႼ჉ ႳႱჀჄႹ჆ႱჄႹႾႷ ჇႿႽႱႾლ ႹႽჀႿჃჃႹႲႼႵ ႾႿჄ ჄႿ ჃჄႱჂႵ ႱჄნ

ჷჄ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႲႵ ႶႹႾႵ ჄႿ ႳႿႾჄႹႾჅႵ ჇႱჄႳႸႹႾႷ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႼႵႵჀ ႼႹႻႵ ჄႸႹჃლ ႲჅჄ ჄႸႵ ႳႼႿႳႻ ჇႱჃ ႱႼჂႵႱႴ჉ ႾႵႱჂႹႾႷ ღ ჯ჻ნ ჲჂႹ჆ႵႾ Ⴒ჉ Ⴑ ႴႵჃႹჂႵ ჄႿ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ ႲჂႵႱႻႶႱჃჄ ჇႹჄႸ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႿႿႾლ ჷ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ ႳႼႹႽႲႵႴ ႿႾჄႿ ႸႵჂნ

ჷ ჀႼႱႳႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿჄჄႿႽ ႿႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃჄႿႽႱႳႸლ ჃჀჂႵႱႴ Ⴝ჉ ႼႵႷჃლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵႾ ႳႿ჆ႵჂႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႲႿႴ჉ლ ႸჅႷႷႹႾႷ ႸႵჂ ჇႹჄႸ ႱႼႼ Ⴝ჉ ႽႹႷႸჄნ

ა჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჉ႿჅ ႾႵႵႴ ჄႿ ჇႱႻႵ ჅჀ ႾႿჇნა

ა჻ႽႽნნნჭა

ႢႵႳႵႹ჆ႹႾႷ ႸႵჂ ႴႱჅႷႸჄႵჂვჃ ႸჅႷ ႱႼႱჂႽ ႳႼႿႳႻლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႼႿჇႼ჉ ႼႹႶჄႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႼႿႾႷ Ⴕ჉ႵႼႹႴჃლ ჄႸႵႾ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵლ ႸႵჂ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼ ႲႼჅႵ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹႴႵႾႹႾႷნ

აႤႹმႤႹႾႱჭა

აჵႿႿႴ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ ჺႵჄვჃ ႵႱჄ ႲჂႵႱႻႶႱჃჄ ჄႿႷႵჄႸႵჂნა

ჷ ჃႽႹႼႵႴ ႲჂႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ႱႾႴ ႲჅჂႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႹႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჃႸႿჅႼႴႵჂნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႸႵჃႹჄႱჄႵႴ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႽႿႽႵႾჄლ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႹႾႷ ႼႿჃჄლ ႲჅჄ ჃႿႿႾ ჃႸႵ ႷႵႾჄႼ჉ ჃჄჂႿႻႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႲႱႳႻნ

ანნნჵႿႿႴ ႽႿჂႾႹႾႷლ ႤႹႾႱნ ჲႹႴ ჉ႿჅ ჃႼႵႵჀ ჇႵႼႼჭა

აႩႵჃლ ჄႸႱႾႻჃ ჄႿ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნა

ანნნჷ ჃႵႵნა

ჴႿჂ ჃႿႽႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾლ ႸႵჂ ჂႵჀႼ჉ ႶႵႼჄ ჁჅႹჄႵ ჆ႱႷჅႵნ ჴႵႵႼႹႾႷ ႳჅჂႹႿჅჃლ ჷ ჂႱႹჃႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ჄႿ ႼႿႿႻ ႴႿჇႾ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႱႷႱႹႾლ ႱႾႴ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴ ჃႵႵ ჄႸႱჄ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾ ჇႱჃ ႽႿჂႵ ჃჅႲႴჅႵႴ ჄႸႱႾ ჅჃჅႱႼნ

ა჻ႿჄႸႵჂნნნჭ ჯჂႵ ჉ႿჅ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷ ჅႾჇႵႼႼჭა

ჷ ႱჃႻႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ ႳႿႾႳႵჂႾლ ႲჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႺჅჃჄ ჃჄႱჂႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჃႹႼႵႾჄႼ჉ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႼႿႾႷ ჄႹႽႵნ ჸჅჃჄ ႱჃ ჅႾႵႱჃႹႾႵჃჃ ႲႵႷႱႾ ჄႿ ႳჂႵႵჀ ႹႾ ႴჅႵ ჄႿ ႸႵჂ ჅႾჅჃჅႱႼ ႴႵႽႵႱႾႿჂლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႳႼႿჃႵႴ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჀႱႹႾႵႴ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾ ႱႾႴ ჄჅჂႾႵႴ ႸႵჂ ႸႵႱႴ ჄႿჇႱჂႴჃ ႽႵნ

ანნნჷ ჄႸႹႾႻ ჃႿნ ჷვႽ ႾႿჄ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷ ჇႵႼႼნა

აႧႸႱჄჭ჏ ႧႸႱჄჭ჏ა

჻჉ ႸႵႱჂჄ ჀႼჅႽႽႵჄႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჄႸჅႴნ

჻჉ ႸႱႾႴჃ ႲႵႷႱႾ ჄႿ ჄჂႵႽႲႼႵ ჃႼႹႷႸჄႼ჉ ႱჄ ႸႵჂ ჅႾႵ჈ჀႵႳჄႵႴ ႱႾჃჇႵჂნ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႱჃႻႵႴ ႿႾ Ⴑ ჇႸႹႽლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႾႵ჆ႵჂ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄ ႹჄ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႱႳჄჅႱႼႼ჉ ႲႵ ჄჂჅႵნ

჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႹჃ ჃႹႳႻნნნჭ

ჶႵჂლ ჇႸႿ ႸႱႴ ႱႼჇႱ჉Ⴣ ႲႵႵႾ ჃႿ ႸႵႱႼჄႸ჉ლ ჃჅႴႴႵႾႼ჉ ჃႹႳႻჭ

ვჼႿლ ჄႸႹჃ ႳႱႾვჄ ႸႱჀჀႵႾნნნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႳႱႾვჄ ႲႵ ჃႹႳႻნნნვ

ჷ ჇႱჃ ႱႾ჈ႹႿჅჃნ

ჷႾ ჄႸႵ ႷႱႽႵლ ႤႹႾႱ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႵႴ ႱჃ ႱႾ ჼႠჱლ ႲჅჄ ႤႹႾႱვჃ ႽႿჄႸႵჂლ ჯჂჄႱჃႸႱლ ჇႱჃ ႾႿჇႸႵჂႵ ჄႿ ႲႵ ჃႵႵႾნ

ჯႼႼ ჄႸႱჄ ჇႱჃ ႴႵჃႳჂႹႲႵႴ ႱႲႿჅჄ ჄႸႵ ჰႱჂႿႾ ჰႼႱႾႳ ႸႿჅჃႵႸႿႼႴ ჇႱჃ აႱ ჄႹჂႵჃႿႽႵ ႶႱႽႹႼ჉ნა ႤႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ႴႵჃႳჂႹჀჄႹႿႾ ჇႸႱჄჃႿႵ჆ႵჂ ႿႶ ჇႸႵჄႸႵჂ ႤႹႾႱვჃ ႽႿჄႸႵჂ ჇႱჃ ႱႼႹ჆Ⴕ ႿჂ ႴႵႱႴნ

ႤႸႵ ჄႸႹႳႻ ႽႱჃႻ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჇႿჂႾ Ⴟ჆ႵჂ Ⴝ჉ ႶႱႳႵ ႳჂႱႳႻႵႴ ႱჄ ჄႸႵ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄ ჄႸႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႽႹႷႸჄ ႲႵ ႹႾ ႴႱႾႷႵჂლ ႱႾႴ ჄႸႵႾ ჃႸႱჄჄႵჂႵႴ ႹႾ ႱႾ ႹႾჃჄႱႾჄნ

ჷ ႶႵႼჄ ჄႸႹჃ ჅႾჀႼႵႱჃႱႾჄ ჃႵႾჃႱჄႹႿႾლ ႾႿჄ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႻႾႿჇႹႾႷ ჇႸႱჄ Ⴕ჈ჀჂႵჃჃႹႿႾ ჷ ჇႱჃ ႽႱႻႹႾႷნ ჰჅჄ ჅႾႼႹႻႵ ႲႵႶႿჂႵლ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႾႿ ႵႾႵჂႷ჉ ჄႿ ႳႱჂႵ ႱႲႿჅჄ ჄႸႱჄ ჅႾჀႼႵႱჃႱႾჄႾႵჃჃნ

ჯႼႼ Ⴝ჉ ႱჄჄႵႾჄႹႿႾ ჇႱჃ ႳჅჂჂႵႾჄႼ჉ ႶႿႳჅჃႵႴ ႿႾ ჇႿჂჂ჉ႹႾႷ ႱႲႿჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ

აႣႿლ ႤႹႾႱ—ა

აჺႵმჺႵჄვჃ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ ჁჅႹႳႻႼ჉ ႱႾႴ ႷႵჄ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႵႴლ ႿႻႱ჉ნნნჭ ჯႸლ ჉ႿჅ ႽჅჃჄႾვჄ ႲႵ ჃႹႳႻნნნ ႩႿჅ ჂႵႱႼႼ჉ ႽჅჃჄႾვჄ ႲႵ ჃႹႳႻნნნ ჷვႼႼ ჄႱႻႵ ჉ႿჅ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼლ ჃႿნნნ ჺႵჄვჃ ႷႿ ჂႹႷႸჄ ႾႿჇნნნ ჽႻႱ჉ჭა

ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႼႹ჆Ⴕ ჇႹჄႸႿჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ

ჷ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄნ

ჷ ჀႼႵႱႴႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ ႱႼႼ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱჂჄლ ႱჃ ႹႶ ႲႵႷႷႹႾႷნ ჴႵႱჂႹႾႷ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჂႵႶჅჃႵლ ჃႱ჉ႹႾႷ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃ ႶႹႾႵლ ჷ ჂႵჀႵႱჄႵႴႼ჉ ჅჂႷႵႴ ႸႵჂ ჄႿ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼნ

ჴႿჂ ჃႿႽႵ ჂႵႱჃႿႾლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႱჄ ႽႵ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႼႿႾႷ ჄႹႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ႲႼႱႾႻ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ ႣႵႵႹႾႷ ჄႸႵ ჂႵႴ ႲႼჅჃႸ ႿႾ ႲႿჄႸ ႸႵჂ ႱႼჇႱ჉ჃმჀႱႼႵ ႳႸႵႵႻჃლ ჃႸႵ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ჆ႵჂ჉ ႹႼႼნ

ჷ ჄჂႹႵႴ ႸႱჂႴ ჄႿ ჃჅჀჀჂႵჃჃ Ⴝ჉ ჇႹႼႴႼ჉ ჄႸჅႽჀႹႾႷ ႸႵႱჂჄ ႱႾႴ ႷჂႹჀჀႵႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႸႱႾႴ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ჄႹႷႸჄႵჂნ ჯႶჄႵჂ ႼႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႶႼჅჃႸႵႴ ႶႱႳႵ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႼႿႾႷ ჄႹႽႵლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႸႿႿႻ ႸႵჂ ႸႵႱႴ ჆ႹႷႿჂႿჅჃႼ჉ ႶჂႿႽ ჃႹႴႵ ჄႿ ჃႹႴႵლ ჄႸႵႾ ჀႼႱႳႵႴ Ⴑ ႸႱႾႴ ႿႾ ႸႵჂ ႶႿჂႵႸႵႱႴ ႱႾႴ ႳႼႿჃႵႴ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ

აႩႵმႩႵჃნ ჷ ჃჅჀჀႿჃႵ ჷ ჃႸႿჅႼႴ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼნა

ჶႵჂ ჇႿჂႴჃ ჄႸႱჄ ჃႸႵ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ ႲჂႿჅႷႸჄ ႽႵ Ⴑ ჃႽႱႼႼ ჃႵႾჃႵ ႿႶ ჂႵႼႹႵႶნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჀჅႼႼႵႴ ႽႵ ႹႾჄႿ ႸႵჂ ႵႽႲჂႱႳႵლ ჄႸႵႾ ჃႼႿჇႼ჉ ჃჄჂႿႻႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ႱჃ ჃႸႵ ჃჀႿႻႵნ

აႣႹႾႳႵ ჇႵვჂႵ ႷႿႹႾႷ ႱႾ჉ჇႱ჉ლ ႼႵჄვჃ ႷႵჄ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႵႴ ჄႿႷႵჄႸႵჂნა

აႧႸႱჄჭა

ჷ ჂႱႹჃႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴლ ႶႵႵႼႹႾႷ ႲႵჇႹႼႴႵჂႵႴნ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჃႿႽႵჇႸႱჄ ჃႵჂႹႿჅჃ ႼႿႿႻლ ჄႹႴႹႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႹჂნ

აჷჄვჃ ႲႵႵႾ Ⴑ ႼႿႾႷ ჄႹႽႵ ჃႹႾႳႵ ჉ႿჅ ႼႱჃჄ ჇႵႾჄ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼლ ႸႱჃႾვჄ ႹჄჭ ႧႸႹႼႵ ჇႵვჂႵ ႱჄ ႹჄლ ჇႸ჉ ႴႿႾვჄ ჉ႿჅ ႳႿႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႸႹჃ ჄႹႽႵჭა

აჷვႽ ჀႵჂႶႵႳჄႼ჉ ႶႹႾႵნნნჭ ჷ ႴႿႾვჄ ႸႱ჆Ⴕ Ⴑ ჃႹႾႷႼႵ ႱႳႸႵნა

აႩႵჃლ ჷ ႻႾႿჇნ ჷჄვჃ ႺჅჃჄ ჄႸႱჄ ႹႶ ჷ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ ႱႼႿႾႵლ ჷ ჄႸႹႾႻ ႹჄვႼႼ ႲႵ ჆ႵჂ჉ ჁჅႹႵჄ ႱႾႴ ႼႿႾႵႼ჉ნნნა

჻჉ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹႴႵႾႵႴ ႱჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ჇႿჂႴჃნ ႣႿ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ჄႵႼႼႹႾႷ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႷႵჄ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႵႴლ ႲჅჄ ႱჃႻႹႾႷ ႽႵ ჄႿ ႷႿ ჇႹჄႸ ႸႵჂნ

ჷ ჅႾႴႵჂჃჄႿႿႴ ႹႽႽႵႴႹႱჄႵႼ჉ნ

ჷჃႾვჄ ႹჄ ჃႱႹႴ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ ႹჃ ჄႸႵ ႽႿჃჄ ႽႵႼႱႾႳႸႿႼႹႳ ჀႼႱႳႵ ჄႿ ႲႵ ႱႼႿႾႵჭ ႤႿ ႶႵႵႼ ႼႿႾႵႼ჉ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ჇႸႵႾ ႿႾႵ ႹჃ ჃႹႳႻლ ႹႶ ႹჄ ჇႵჂႵ ႽႵლ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႷႿ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႹႶ ჷ ჇႵჂႵ ႹႼႼ ႹႾ ჃჅႳႸ Ⴑ ჃႹჄჅႱჄႹႿႾნ

ჷ ႹႽႽႵႴႹႱჄႵႼ჉ ჄႿႿႻ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႸႱႾႴ ႱႾႴ ჂႵႱჃჃჅჂႵႴ ႸႵჂ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ჃႽႹႼႵნ

აჷვႼႼ ႷႿ ჇႹჄႸ ჉ႿჅლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნნნ჏ა

ႧႵႼႼლ ႹჄ’Ⴣ ႾႿჄ ႼႹႻႵ ႷႵჄჄႹႾႷ Ⴑ ႳႸႵႳႻმჅჀ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჇႵႱჂ ႽႵ ႿჅჄნ ႤႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ႾႵႵႴ ჄႿ Ⴑ჆ႿႹႴ ႹჄნ

ჯႶჄႵჂ ႱႼႼლ ჷ’Ⴔ ႳႿႽႵ ႿჅჄ ႾႿჂႽႱႼნ

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ႤႸႵ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႱႾႴ ჷ ႱჂჂႹ჆ႵႴ ႱჄ ჇႱჃ ჁჅႹჄႵ ႹႽჀჂႵჃჃႹ჆Ⴕნ

ჷ ႸႱႴ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႲႵ ႱႾ჉ ႲჅႹႼႴႹႾႷ ႱჃ ႼႱჂႷႵ ႱჃ ჄႸႵ ჵჂႱႾႴ ჲჅႳႱႼ ႢႵჃႹႴႵႾႳႵ ႿႶ ჻ႵჂႴႵႼႹႱ ჇႸႵჂႵ ჷ ႸႱႴ ჃჄႱ჉ႵႴ ႲႵႶႿჂႵლ ႲჅჄ ჄႸႹჃ ჀႼႱႳႵ ჇႱჃ ႺჅჃჄ ႱჃ ჆ႱჃჄლ ჇႹჄႸ ႾჅႽႵჂႿჅჃ ႼჅ჈ჅჂႹႿჅჃ ႶႱႳႹႼႹჄႹႵჃ ႱჂჂႱႾႷႵႴ ჇႹჄႸႹႾ ႹჄნ

ჷჄჃ ႾႱႽႵ ჇႱჃ ჺႹ჆ჂႹჅႽ ჵჂႱႾႴ ჶႿჃჀႹჄႱႼნ ჷჄ ჇႱჃ ႿႾႵ ႿႶ ჄႸႵ ႽႿჃჄ ჀჂႿႽႹႾႵႾჄ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼჃ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჳႽჀႹჂႵლ ႱႾႴ ႹჄ ჇႱჃ ჃႱႹႴ ჄႸႱჄ ႶႿჂ Ⴑ ႳႿႽႽႿႾ ჀႵჂჃႿႾ ჄႿ ႷႵჄ ႱႾ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾ ႸႵჂႵლ ჄႸႵ჉ ႾႵႵႴႵႴ ჄႿ ႽႱႻႵ Ⴑ ჂႵჃႵჂ჆ႱჄႹႿႾ ႱჄ ႼႵႱჃჄ Ⴑ ჉ႵႱჂ ႹႾ ႱႴ჆ႱႾႳႵნ

ჶႿჇ ႿႾ ႵႱჂჄႸ ႴႹႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႽႱႾႱႷႵ ჄႿ ႲႿႿႻ ႱႾ ႱჀჀႿႹႾჄႽႵႾჄ ႱჄ ჄႸႹჃ ႸႿჃჀႹჄႱႼჭ ჷჄ ჃႵႵႽႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႽႿჄႸႵჂ ჇႱჃ ႶႱჂ ႽႿჂႵ ႳႱჀႱႲႼႵ ჄႸႱႾ ჷ ႸႱႴ ႹႽႱႷႹႾႵႴნ

ვჯჃ Ⴕ჈ჀႵႳჄႵႴ ႿႶ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჷ ჄჂჅႼ჉ ႼႹႻႵ ႸႵჂნვ

ႤႸႵჂႵვჃ ႾႿ ჇႱ჉ ჷვႴ ႴႹჃႼႹႻႵ Ⴑ ႳႱჀႱႲႼႵ ჀႵჂჃႿႾნ ჯႾႴ ႹႶ ჄႸႱჄ ჀႵჂჃႿႾ ႹჃ Ⴝ჉ ႽႿჄႸႵჂლ ჷვႴ ႲႵ Ⴕ჆ႵႾ ႸႱჀჀႹႵჂნ ႧႸႹႼႵ Ⴝ჉ ႼႹჀჃ ჄჇႹჄႳႸႵႴ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჃჄჂႱႾႷႵ ჃႵႾჃႵ ႿႶ ჀჂႹႴႵლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჄႿႿႻ Ⴝ჉ ႸႱႾႴნ

აႤႹႾႱლ ჃႱ჉ ႸႵႼႼႿნ ႤႸႹჃ ႹჃ ჄႸႵ ჀႵჂჃႿႾ ჇႸႿ ჇႹႼႼ ႱჃჃႹჃჄ ჉ႿჅ ჇႹჄႸ ჉ႿჅჂ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾნა

჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႹႾჄჂႿႴჅႳႵႴ Ⴑ ჂႵႴმႸႱႹჂႵႴ ႶႵႽႱႼႵ ႾჅჂჃႵნ ჯႼჄႸႿჅႷႸ ႳႵჂჄႱႹႾႼ჉ ႾႿჄ ႱჃ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼ ႱჃ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჃჄႹႼႼ ჁჅႹჄႵ ჀჂႵჄჄ჉ნ

ჰჅჄ ႹჄ ჇႱჃႾვჄ ႸႵჂ ႱჀჀႵႱჂႱႾႳႵ ჄႸႱჄ ႳႱჀჄႹ჆ႱჄႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႷႱ჊Ⴕნ

ვნნნჷჃ Ⴑ ႾჅჂჃႵვჃ ჅႾႹႶႿჂႽ ႿჂႹႷႹႾႱႼႼ჉ ჃჅჀჀႿჃႵႴ ჄႿ ႲႵ ჄႸႱჄ ႶႿჂႽმႶႹჄჄႹႾႷჭვ

ႠႵჂႸႱჀჃ ჄႸႹჃ ႾჅჂჃႵ ႻႾႵჇ ႸႵჂ ႲႿႴ჉ ჇႱჃ ႱჄჄჂႱႳჄႹ჆Ⴕჩ ႸႵჂ ჅႾႹႶႿჂႽ ႳႼჅႾႷ ႵႽႲႱჂჂႱჃჃႹႾႷႼ჉ ႳႼႿჃႵლ ჃႸႿჇႹႾႷ ႿႶႶ ႸႵჂ ჃႵႴჅႳჄႹ჆Ⴕ ႳჅჂ჆ႵჃნ

აჶႵႼႼႿნ ჷ ႱႽ ႢႵႹႾႱ ჶႹႼႴႵႾႲႿჂႷლ ႱႾႴ ჷ ჇႹႼႼ ႲႵ ႱჃჃႹჃჄႹႾႷ ჄႸႵ ႩႿჅႾႷ ჺႱႴ჉ ჇႹჄႸ ႸႵჂ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾნა

ႢႵႹႾႱ ჶႹႼႴႵႾႲႿჂႷნ

ჷჄ ჇႱჃ Ⴑ ႾႱႽႵ ႾႵ჆ႵჂ ႽႵႾჄႹႿႾႵႴ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ႷႱႽႵლ ႾႿჂ ႿႾႵ ჷ ႸႱႴ Ⴕ჆ႵჂ ႸႵႱჂႴ ႲႵႶႿჂႵნ

ႧႵႼႼ ჄႸႵႾნ

ჸჅჃჄ ჃႿႽႵ ჅႾႻႾႿჇႾ ჀႵჂჃႿႾ ჷ ႴႿႾვჄ ႾႵႵႴ ჄႿ ႳႱჂႵ ႱႲႿჅჄნ

჻჉ ႹႾჄႵჂႵჃჄ ჁჅႹႳႻႼ჉ ႶႱႴႵႴლ ႲჅჄ ႳႿႾ჆ႵჂჃႵႼ჉ლ ჷ ႲႿჇႵႴ Ⴝ჉ ႸႵႱႴ ჄႿ ႸႵჂ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ႲჂႹႷႸჄ ჃႽႹႼႵნ

აჺႹჃჄႵႾ ႳႱჂႵႶჅႼႼ჉ ჄႿ ჄႸႵ ႾჅჂჃႵ ႱႾႴ ႷႿ ႷႵჄ ჉ႿჅჂ ႳႸႵႳႻმჅჀნა

აႧႸႱჄ ႱႲႿჅჄ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂჭა

აႤႸႵ ჃჀႵႳႹႱႼႹ჊ႵႴ ႴႿႳჄႿჂ ჇႹႼႼ ႲႵ ႼႿႿႻႹႾႷ ႱჄ ႽႵლ ჃႸႵ ჃႱႹႴნა

ႧႿჂჂႹႵႴ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႴႿႳჄႿჂ ႽႹႷႸჄ ႲႵ Ⴑ ႸႱႹჂ჉ლ ႶႱჄ ႿႼႴ ႽႱႾლ ჷ ႱჃႻႵႴ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂნ ႤႸႵჂႵ ჇႱჃ ႾႿ ႿႾႵ ႱჃ ႲႵႱჅჄႹႶჅႼ ႱჃ ႿჅჂ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂლ ႱႾႴ ႾႿ ჇႿႽႱႾ ႱჃ ჃႵႾჃჅႱႼ ႱჃ ႸႵჂლ ჃႿ ჷ ႶႵႼჄ ჇႱჂ჉ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵ ႴႿႳჄႿჂ ႽႹႷႸჄ ႸႱჂႲႿჂ ႹႽჀჅჂႵ ჄႸႿჅႷႸჄჃნ

ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႲႵႱჂ ჄႿ ჇႱჄႳႸ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴝ჉ ႿჇႾ ჄჇႿ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ႹႶ Ⴑ ႽႱႾ ჇႵჂႵ ჄႿ ႼႱ჉ ႸႱႾႴჃ ႿႾ ႿჅჂ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႲႿႴ჉ნ ჰჅჄ ႶႿჂჄჅႾႱჄႵႼ჉ლ ჄႸႵ ჀႵჂჃႿႾ ႱჃჃႹႷႾႵႴ ჄႿ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾ ჇႱჃ Ⴑ ჇႿႽႱႾნ ჯႾႴ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃ ჂჅႽႿჂႵႴ ჄႿ ႲႵ Ⴑ ჃႹႾႳႵჂႵ ႱႾႴ ჂႵႾႿჇႾႵႴ ჀႸ჉ჃႹႳႹႱႾ ႹႾ ჄႸႵ ჳႽჀႹჂႵლ ჃႿ ჷ ႳႿჅႼႴ ႲႵ ႱჄ ႵႱჃႵ ჄႸႱჄ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႿჅႼႴ ႲႵ ႾႿ ႹႽჀჅჂႵ ႹႾჄႵႾჄႹႿႾჃნ

ჯႶჄႵჂ ႼႵႱ჆ႹႾႷ Ⴑ ႴႵႵჀ ႻႹჃჃ ႿႾ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂვჃ ႼႵႶჄ ႳႸႵႵႻლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ႱႾႴ ჷ ჄႵႽჀႿჂႱჂႹႼ჉ ჃႵჀႱჂႱჄႵႴ ჄႿ ჂႵႳႵႹ჆Ⴕ ႿჅჂ ჂႵჃჀႵႳჄႹ჆Ⴕ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾჃნ

ჷ ႸႱႴႾვჄ ႸႵႱჂႴ ჇႸႱჄ ႻႹႾႴ ႿႶ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾ ჷ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჂႵႳႵႹ჆Ⴕლ ႲჅჄ ჷ ႴႹႴႾვჄ ႳႱჂႵ ႽჅႳႸნ ჰႵჃႹႴႵჃ Ⴝ჉ ႲႿႴ჉ ႲႵႹႾႷ ჁჅႹჄႵ ႴႵႼႹႳႱჄႵლ ჄႸႵჂႵ ჇႿჅႼႴႾვჄ ႲႵ ႱႾ჉ ႿჄႸႵჂ ჀჂႿႲႼႵႽჃლ ჃႿ ႹჄ ჇႱჃ ႱႳჄჅႱႼႼ჉ ႱႾ ჅႾႾႵႳႵჃჃႱჂ჉ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾნ

ႧႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჃႸႵႵჀႹჃႸ ჃႽႹႼႵლ ჷ ჄჅႷႷႵႴ ႿႾ ჄႸႵ ႾჅჂჃႵვჃ ჃႼႵႵ჆Ⴕნ ႤႸႵ ႾჅჂჃႵ ႼႿႿႻႵႴ ႴႿჇႾ ႱჄ ႽႵ ჇႹჄႸ ჇႹႴႵლ ჀჅ჊჊ႼႵႴ ჂႵႴ Ⴕ჉ႵჃნ

ვჶႽႽნნნ ჇႸႱჄ ჇႱჃ ႸႵჂ ႾႱႽႵ ႱႷႱႹႾჭვ

ჷვႴ ႶႿჂႷႿჄჄႵႾ ႱႼჂႵႱႴ჉ნ

ႧႵႼႼლ ႹჄ ჀჂႿႲႱႲႼ჉ ႴႿႵჃႾვჄ ႽႱჄჄႵჂნ

აႩႿჅ ႳႱႾ ႴႿ ႹჄ ჂႿჅႷႸႼ჉ლ ჼჅჂჃႵმႾႹႽნ ჯႳჄჅႱႼႼ჉ლ ჻ႿჄႸႵჂ ჃႱႹႴ ჃႸႵ ჇႱჃ ႼႿႾႵႼ჉ლ ჃႿ ჷ ႺჅჃჄ ႳႱႽႵ ႱႼႿႾႷნ ჷვႽ ჀႵჂႶႵႳჄႼ჉ ႶႹႾႵნა

ႤႸႵ ႾჅჂჃႵვჃ Ⴕ჉ႵჃ ჇႹႴႵႾႵႴლ ჄႸႵႾ ჃႸႵ ჃႸႿႿႻ ႸႵჂ ႸႵႱႴ ჇႹჄႸ Ⴑ ჄჂႿჅႲႼႵႴ ჃႽႹႼႵნ

აჶႵႸႵნნნ ႤႸႵჂႵვჃ ႾႿ ႾჅჂჃႵ ႸႵჂႵ ჇႸႿ ჇႿჅႼႴ ჀႵჂႶႿჂႽ ႱႾ Ⴕ჈ႱႽႹႾႱჄႹႿႾ ჂႿჅႷႸႼ჉ ႺჅჃჄ ႲႵႳႱჅჃႵ ჉ႿჅ ჃႱ჉ ჃႿლ ႩႿჅႾႷ ჺႱႴ჉ნა

ႥႷႸლ ႸႿჇ ႹႾႶႼႵ჈ႹႲႼႵნ

ჼჅჂჃႵმႾႹႽლ ჉ႿჅვႼႼ ႾႵ჆ႵჂ ႵႱჂႾ ႵႱჃ჉ ႽႿႾႵ჉ნ

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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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