Rahulbankai

Do you know where can I read the spoilers of volume 23 of tensura because I heard it is out already

Gaurav200

@Rahulbankai nice animation and did u find the leaks
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Rahulbankai

Tell me what do you think about this story 
          
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          A Ghost’s Visit
          
          The mountain of paperwork in front of me was never-ending. Somehow, defeating Ivarage, ascending to the top of the world, and reshaping nations still hadn’t saved me from the endless torment of documents. I signed one more page with an elegant stroke, then dropped the pen and leaned back in my chair.
          
          The silence of my office pressed around me, but it wasn’t empty.
          
          I let out a slow breath. “...Shizu. Why do you still come to visit me as a ghost?”
          
          For a moment, nothing. Then, like always, that faint shimmer in the air—warm, gentle, nostalgic. The outline of a familiar figure wavered before my golden eyes. Long dark hair, the soft smile she always wore when she thought I wasn’t looking, and those eyes that still carried the quiet fire of someone who had endured too much.
          
          Shizu.
          
          She looked the same as the day she left this world.
          
          “I wondered when you’d finally notice,” she said softly, her voice carrying no weight but settling in my chest all the same. “I’ve been here, Rimuru. Always.”
          
          I swallowed, though my throat was dry. “I thought I was imagining it... maybe just missing you too much. But I guess now... with all this power... I can finally see you.”

Gaurav200

@Rahulbankai u can add this at the 1st chapter like he miss her too much so he goes back to time to make her life best 
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Gaurav200

@Rahulbankai if u want to make me emotional then yh u did  its so sad imagine fuze write this in final volume and this is amazing story maybe short but ❤️
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Rahulbankai

Her gaze lowered, and she stepped closer, though her feet never touched the floor. “You’ve grown strong. Stronger than I could ever have imagined. And yet...” She paused, her form flickering faintly. “You still look the same to me. The Rimuru who promised to carry my will.”
            
            I chuckled faintly, though it sounded hollow. “You make it sound like I’ve done something amazing. Really, I just stumbled my way through... and somehow ended up here.”
            
            “Maybe,” she said, smiling faintly. “But you’ve protected them, haven’t you? My students... your people... even this world. You’ve given them a future I never could.”
            
            Her words hit harder than any blade or spell. I leaned forward, resting my elbows on the desk, staring at her glowing silhouette. “Shizu... I wish you didn’t have to carry so much pain alone back then. If I’d been there sooner, maybe—”
            
            She shook her head gently. “Don’t. You gave me peace when I needed it most. You freed me from Ifrit. You let me rest. That’s enough.”
            
            The silence lingered, broken only by the sound of the wind outside.
            
            Finally, she stepped closer, her hand reaching out. It passed through mine, but for the briefest moment, I thought I felt warmth.
            
            “Don’t cry for me, Rimuru,” she whispered. “I’m only here because you couldn’t let go. And maybe because... I couldn’t either.”
            
            My chest tightened, but I forced a small smile. “Then stay. Even if it’s just like this. I don’t mind.”
            
            Her form flickered again, softer now, like a candle at the end of its flame. “For a little while longer... I’ll stay.”
            
            And though she faded into the air once more, the lingering warmth in the room told me I wasn’t alone.
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