Y/N is reincarnated in HI3rd as her/his favorite character, Houraiji Kyuushou.
She finds herself in Nagazora, and starts to explore it, trying to find a way out, she finds some familiar faces, and with their help, they escape Nagazora, and enrols in...
Siegfried looks around, but a feather falls next to him.
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In a second, Fu hua trap him using her powers and engaged in a fight against him, unfortunately, she wasn't able to defeat Siegfried.
Fu hua: (I tried fighting him in my mind 3 times. None of those scenarios worked out for me.)
Siegfried drinks a bottle of whisky.
Siegfried: Thank that friend of yours. I haven't had a decent drink for age.
Fu hua: There's no need for that. She should be thanking us for not demolishing her sorry excuse for a bar.
A portal opens on the ground, and Kyuushou gets out of there.
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Kyuushou: Damn! That was some fire power! So that is the Judgment of Shamash!
Fu hua looks at Kyuushou.
Fu hua: Good to see that you dodge that.
Kyuushou: Do you think an attack like that is enough to kill the redeemer of this word? Think again! Lord Kyuushou woulnd't die even with 10 attacks like that!
Fu hua: (More strange powers.... i need to keep an eye on her.)
Kyuushou walks next to Fu hua, who continues her conversation with Siegfried.
Fu hua: So why are you here, Siegfried Kaslana?
Siegfried: Hey, can your friend gimme 2 more of this for free?
Kyuushou: (He completely ignored the question....)
Fu hua: You're one of the 3 most dangerous enemies of Schiksal. The Overseer himself placed a sizable bounty on your head.
Siegfried: So you two are bounty hunters? Wanna try taking this drunk old man down and haul him back to Schicksal?
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