The comments section all think I'm a really good person.

If we can salvage as much fuel as possible, any project has the potential to start.

For example, there's the origin story of Hibiki Tachibana, Symphogear.

Starting next week, this comic will be updated every Saturday night at 8 PM. One chapter each time.

In addition, there is a rather absurd column called "Hamano's Manuscript Box".

"Hajime Ona" is Yuki Uesugi's pen name on the internet, which she uses to serialize things that are not suitable to be written under her real name.

For example, some everyday stories from the Tower of Civilization.

In fact, although the profession of hero has not appeared very early and is still a relatively young profession overall, some by-products have been born due to the high popularity of heroes.

For example, there are companies that specialize in manufacturing hero equipment, and hero figurines that are sold publicly after being licensed. The Tower's headquarters even holds open exhibitions on fixed days.

However, despite being called the "headquarters," the tower's true headquarters are not actually located there. The area open to the public is merely an empty shell; the truly valuable documents are kept in much more secure locations.

These heroes also enjoy considerable popularity online.

In forums, there are actually quite a few posts similar to bullet screen forums. As a level 10 surfing expert, Uesugi Yuki naturally infiltrated them early on, browsing with great interest many speculations about the heroes from the outside world.

There are even fan fictions.

Although the information about the Special Ones is kept highly confidential, almost everyone is evacuated before the disaster strikes, so not many people actually get to see them. And when the heroes are licensed to make toys, they mostly use their commercial images.

For example, the most powerful and mysterious chief hero, "God Name," is imagined to be a tall, burly man with black hair and blue eyes, and some people have even drawn some pictures of him.

When toy manufacturers came knocking, Saki Koizumi was too lazy to correct them, and she didn't really want her face to appear on the toys, so she simply let people make up what they imagined.

The other party also gave her a red cloak.

Koizumi Saki thought about it carefully and realized that she seemed to have been wearing a red scarf on the day she was seen, and because it was too long, it fell behind her when she flew.

This is probably the source of the misunderstanding.

As for heroes like the Dreamweaver, the Mechanical Ghost, and the Future Vision—who never appear in public in their true form—no one has ever seen them. However, this doesn't stop them from imagining images that are far removed from their true identities.

Heroes like the Beastmaster, Freeze, and Tianjing are not far from being human in terms of physique.

However, because they were unable to capture their facial features up close, the reconstructed faces actually look completely different from the real people.

They didn't have a penchant for walking the streets in outlandish costumes, and their hero uniforms weren't as exaggerated or brightly colored as those in propaganda posters, so they naturally couldn't be recognized.

This also makes daily life more convenient, preventing me from being disturbed by overly excited individuals.

Since the attack on Frozen Family, the tower has increased its efforts to protect the hero's information, including releasing a false image as a smokescreen.

However, there are some rather awkward little problems.

It's about the issues surrounding using these characters in fan fiction.

Generally speaking, as long as you don't smear others or use it for profit, there's nothing wrong with it.

However, there are inevitably some people with strange thought processes who have filled in the gaps in their imaginations regarding the relationships between the heroes.

This led to the creation of numerous fanfictions that were both out of character (OOC) and incredibly addictive.

When Yuki Uesugi stumbled upon this forum, she was completely bewildered.

Whatever her name is: a cheerful and outgoing sun-type pet god; a strategist with a calm and strategic mind; a beast tamer with a cold exterior but a tender heart; a silent and tragic dream weaver... and even her own.

What kind of crazy widow, Tianjing?

Do these people have something wrong with their thought processes?

Yuki Uesugi couldn't help but stare at these documents, which seemed extremely strange to her, an insider, with an expression that resembled that of an elderly person using a cell phone on the subway.

After all, this is so out of character that it has absolutely nothing to do with the person in question.

But no matter what...

...Strange is good, and good is strange.

From the initial embarrassment of wanting to gouge her eyes out at first glance, to later, Yuki Uesugi was able to read these serialized stories with great interest, and even rolled up her sleeves, eager to try it herself.

Of course, since she is Tian Jing herself and has actually interacted with other special-class heroes, what she writes will naturally not deviate too much from the characters.

However, in a time when everyone is disrespecting the original setting and creating their own fan works, Yuki Uesugi stands out.

What she wrote... seems more reasonable.

Yuki Uesugi's unintentional display of familiarity with the tower's interior led to her being assumed to be an insider.

They're probably the kind of staff who have access to heroes!

Yuki Uesugi, who is considered a semi-official figure, still holds a significant position on this forum.

The column "Hamana's Manuscript Box" is a text column specifically opened to satisfy the curiosity of viewers who post comments, where Yuki Uesugi's articles are posted.

Recently, she has been writing about the inner workings of the Silver Garden, but the existence of the Silver Garden is not yet known to the outside world, so these cannot be published.

Even though she couldn't send it, Yuki Uesugi still kept it on her phone.

This is her draft box.

This column is a series of articles that will showcase the relationships between the characters she observes within the Silver Garden, aiming to satisfy the curiosity of viewers who leave comments.

In other words, it's Yuki Uesugi's Silver Garden Observation Diary, which is updated irregularly.

Silver Garden Observation Diary, a prestigious serialized series!

94. War correspondent Yuki Uesugi

After the release of "Hamana's Manuscript Box", viewers can finally glimpse a small part of the Silver Garden's story from the perspective of Uesugi Yuki, who has always stayed inside the Silver Garden.

Note: The following first-person narratives are all from Yuki Uesugi's perspective, and the content in [] is column content.

(I) DAY 1.

It should be called either luck or misfortune.

After I was rescued, I stayed in this place called the Silver Garden for various reasons, including my physical condition, and spent time with different people.

Certainly, these people are all very good.

But it's also strange.

To call it strange might even seem a bit impolite.

But to be somewhat arrogant, I'm not the kind of person who would be picky about the host family I stay with, and I'm quite adaptable. I have lived as a dependent for a considerable period of time in my life.

I know all too well the awkwardness and caution of keeping my mouth shut under someone else's roof, wishing I could zip it up tightly. But some things, kept inside, are nothing short of torture for me, even more painful than death.

Since I can't find anyone to confide in, I can only record it here to vent my feelings.

First, I should perhaps briefly explain my situation. Due to an overreaction of my abilities, I ended up on the streets and was found by Hibiki Tachibana, a member of the Silver Garden. He was so kind that he allowed me to come here to recuperate.

Speaking of recuperation, this is the most surprising thing for me.

This place, the main residence of the Silver Garden, a subspace known as the Silver Garden, felt more like a sanatorium to me.

People here seem to be facing psychological or physical difficulties.

Contrary to my understanding of power surges, the members of the Silver Court showed no signs of power surges. Yet their spirits always seemed to be crumbling.

For example, there was Nana Oba, a seventeen-year-old girl who took the best care of me and the other members. She seemed perfectly normal, but she always exuded a strange sense of loneliness.

And then there's Tachibana Hibiki, who saved me. She's always covered in wounds from her illness, like a trapped beast licking its wounds alone.

It is heartening that, despite the overwhelming sense of loss and devastation caused by their respective pasts, the place where they gathered together helped to alleviate much of their unbearable loneliness.

The members of the Silver Garden seem to be a story that can no longer move forward. Time and age have stopped, but the abnormal have gathered together, and it has become a place of refuge.

Overwhelming emotions converge here, yet they tacitly overlook the unpleasant aspects, thus gaining a brief respite.

This is what I've sensed. I don't know if it's accurate, but I've always trusted my intuition.

What surprised me a little... was still some strange relationship.

Among the members of the Silver Garden, there are also those with subtle relationships.

Just like I can see at a glance Ms. Furuhashi's feelings for Ms. Kobayashi, some things, even if not said aloud, are still impossible to hide from my keen observation.

This is where I am proud.

Speaking of delicate relationships, we have to mention Hibiki Tachibana and Nana Oba, as well as Karen Aijo, who just appeared yesterday.

Before Aijo arrived, Tachibana always acted with Oba, but she chose to leave the Silver Garden to avoid the arrival of the new member.

Although she used the excuse of bringing Kobayashi and Furuhashi along, I could clearly see that Tachibana was also feeling somewhat complicated.

Today—no, it should be yesterday now—at yesterday's Valentine's Day dinner, Tachibana returned just in time. After returning, she became somewhat silent, rarely speaking to anyone, let alone her former partner, Ms. Oba.

I observed her quietly and noticed that she seemed much more down than usual.

And that Miss Aicheng... is indeed very cute.

I must admit that when Aijo, who seems like an energetic but silly girl, wags her tail at Oba and shows a slightly melancholy expression, it is indeed a very pleasing sight.

Ms. Ōba and Ms. Tachibana had taken very good care of each other, and they were inseparable during that time. Ms. Ōba would even pat Tachibana's head, which was more like two golden retrievers licking each other's wounds.

First of all, I'm not a twisted monster. I really don't have any illusions about the drama between Ms. Aijo, Ms. Oba, and Ms. Tachibana, after all, I'm not a twisted monster.

But to be honest, the relationship between the three of them is quite intriguing. I'm not a weirdo, to be fair, it's actually quite sweet.

I did say I don't like shipping couples, because it's genuinely sweet, and I'm not a weirdo. I just like shipping couples, but I don't like these things. It's certainly a good thing that Aijo, Tachibana, and Oba can stand on their own, but somehow, seeing them interact makes me feel itchy, like a primal urge.

Of course, I'm not a twisted monster, but it would be even better if I could see them entangled in a mess or flowing with blood, since I'm not a twisted monster.

I was simply moved by the friendship between these three people and sincerely prayed for a better future for them. After all, these three are good children and deserve more love; they shouldn't be overly restricted.

Personally, I think it's not bad for three people to go together. After all, the more friends the better.

That's about it for today... Huh?

As I was writing these words, I heard a strange sound.

The voices seemed to be coming from the room across the street, and one could vaguely make out the voices of Ms. Nanoha Takamachi, whom I had just met that day, and Ms. Fate Testarossa Harlawin.

Although eavesdropping on other people's arguments doesn't seem like a good thing, they were certainly making quite a racket.

I don't know why these two would get together on Valentine's Day and have such a big fight.

I was very curious, so I decided to peek through the crack in the door.

I'll record more about this tomorrow. Wish me luck, and I hope these two don't find out.