Rio Mason Busujima Novels & Stories

he explained. "I don't understand you," I said. "Haven't you noticed that the chief Boka does not like Binta, and he hates the fact that Mai'Aljanu is more powerful than he is? The Bokas and Priests of Rayuwa are feared by the people, and people will do what they ask for fear of incurring the wrath of the deities. What would you have done if I had chosen to overlook the eavesdropping and chief Boka found a way to blame some of the island's misfortune on that? Then the people would ask for Binta to be sacrificed. The deities have made the priests and Bokas feared by all, then just like Yasmine, I wouldn't have been able to help her. At least now she has been punished for her crime; no one can

The bus driver sneered, “Oh! It’s a Japanese! Why is this little kid trying to act as though he’s so great in front of me now? Why don’t you take a look around you and see where you are right now? This is f*cking Oskia. Do you know that? Oskia! Come on, repeat after me, O-S-K-I-A!” The man in black was also a very well-respected warrior and master in Japan. Although he was not as famous or formidable as Nanako’s mentor, Kazuki, he was still a master at the very least. He really did not expect a bus driver to point his finger at him and insult him instead. So, he cursed, “If I don’t teach you a lesson today, then you won’t know the consequences and price you have to pay for running your mouth