And this was a way to relieve the pressure in her heart.
Hachiman had once heard Classmate Sakayanagi mention Kamuro's family circumstances. Her father was a moderately well-known painter, while her mother was a pianist. It was considered a respectable family background.
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Synopsis: This was a world where humans and Heroic Spirits coexisted. When children turned ten, they had to receive their initial Heroic Spirit, become Heroic Spirit Trainers, and set out on a journey.
Ash Ketchum, a boy from Pallet Town, missed out on the starter Pokémon because he was late. As compensation, he received a glittering, bad-tempered twin-tailed Heroic Spirit—Gilgamesh.
With the goal of becoming a Heroic Spirit Master, Ash's journey began, along with his encounters with countless Heroic Spirits.
There wasn't a moment to mourn the disappearance of Pokémon Trainer Ash Ketchum. Rushing onto the battlefield was: the one forever watched over by photographer Karna! The unwavering love of Golden Gilgamesh, the oldest king! The emotional anchor of Attila the Hun! The closed-door disciple of Scathach, Queen of the Reverse World! Minamoto no Yorimitsu's beloved! Ereshkigal's boyfriend outside her social circle... Pallet Town's Heroic Spirit Master, the human form of a Heroic Spirit Succubus—Ash Ketchum!
Chocolate Incident, Chabashira: Huh? You're Asking Me? Part Two
Kamuro's family circumstances were actually quite good. Yet she had this interest in kleptomania that seemed like the habit of a bad person. Clearly, that meant she carried some psychological burden.
People with psychological burdens instinctively looked for ways to release them. Kushida wrote in her diary and kicked railings, while Kamuro chose the sense of taboo produced by stealing.
From the psychology books Hachiman had read recently, he understood one principle.
Most children began as pure white.