Sena Kashiwazaki Figure Novels & Stories

Takahashi rushed all the way to a nearby shrine after getting off the plane. It was a magnificent shrine where four shikigamis were enshrined here. Those shikigamis were arranged on both sides of the shrine’s main hall. Two of them possessed human figures, one being a male and the other a female. The other two were an enormous dog and a nine-tailed fox. The Great Four Shikigamis, who were previously subdued by Kamikakushi’s Grand Priest, were represented by these four statues. A statue of a black-robed god was enshrined in the center of the hall. The god was completely covered in a black robe, and his face was hidden. Only his eyes shone with divine fire that blinked beneath the cloak.

Ren didn’t appreciate that comment much, and he didn’t speak to Tohya for nearly two weeks after that. A faint smirk was visible on Kanzaki’s face as he adjusted the black frame glasses resting on his nose. He was so skinny that Yuri could almost see his cheekbones jutting out. In fact, if she didn’t know any better, she’d have thought that Kanzaki was a skeleton masquerading as a human being. “It’s been awhile,” said Kanzaki. “Shibasaki. Kirisawa.” “You’ve been stealing bodies from Tokyo Medical University Hospital, haven’t you?” questioned Ren, going straight to the point with the mad scientist, his voice extremely cold.

This was the first time Yoshiki came to this world and someone knocked on the door rather politely, wondering who the person responsible may be. Yoshiki walked up to the door and opened it. There standing behind it was a man, long black hair, one eye wearing an eye patch, and very tall, and next to him was a woman, black long hair, a straight elegant nose, almond blue eyes, Aria kade, cannon fodder 2.0.

She completely closed herself off to any suggestions coming from her colleague. Hearing those hurtful words, Sena seemed to lower her face. “What? Trash?” The Higashinese girl seemed to be clenching her fists. “Sena...” As Rikka Gallipolia's right hand, Natsuki Sena is someone who greatly admires the leader's thoughts and vision. Her bold ideas that are different from other members of the Witches Brigade make her special in the eyes of the Higashinese girl. She also believes that what the leader aspires to will be achieved, reconciling Vitania without bloodshed. But unfortunately, no one cares.

As for Ren, in the same way Akio collects Shiba Inu plushies, Ren has a penchant for collecting as well, except his items of choice are KAWS figures. Akio has no idea why Nikolai’s brother likes them so much. They look kind of scary with X’s for eyes and oddly shaped bodies, but so be it. Akio has been able to find keychain-sized versions of the famous figurines, which he uses to decorate Ren’s tree. And finally, there’s his new friend, whose tree features book ornaments, including miniature bookstores.

“HEY, WATCH IT, WHERE- Wait, who are you?” Now standing at the table was a short, thin girl with oversized gray-colored eyes and dark green hair. She was wearing exactly the same clothing as Bri. “I’m a Seishin, dummy! Jeez, show some respect when introducing yourself.” “I WASN’T-“ “Oh, it’s Kaze. It’s always nice to see you manifest in physical form. It’s been a while since you’ve left my mind.” “It felt like a wonderful and amazing time to manifest in this beautiful world! I can’t wait to have some of your tasty tea and snacks!”

He's one of the most strongest people he has ever fought. Kazuha is visibly shocked at the display of power. In Japan, there is one Sen with a famous reputation that matches his description. As a powerful Sen herself, she has met other chi users, some of which are her teachers. There was one chi user in her generation who surpassed everyone without a teacher and the only one in Japan whom she hadn’t met. She has been curious of him since the junior tournaments. Even though Kazuha won the tournaments, she believe he is the real winner. He just doesn't want to make an appearance outside of the preliminary rounds. He was known as The Wanderer and one of the Four Seasons of Japan.