I, Nice Nature, Am an Umamusume and a Shrine Maiden! [10]
“One special honey drink—extra thick, extra rich, and give me plenty!” “What about you, Nature-san? Want to try my favorite
“One special honey drink—extra thick, extra rich, and give me plenty!” “What about you, Nature-san? Want to try my favorite
After parting ways with Tokai Teio and returning to the dormitory, Neicha—chronically short on sleep during the day—finally slept soundly.
Because she had defeated Tokai Teio—an Umamusume whom racing media across Japan had hailed as “the second coming of the
In the racecourse’s connections’ seats, Symboli Rudolf, who had always practically raised Tokai Teio like her own child, could not
Finally dealt with it! The instant she crossed the finish line, the thought flashed through Neicha’s mind, bringing an irrepressible
“It’s fractured.” In the orthopedic examination room of a hospital near Chukyo Racecourse that specialized in treating Umamusume, an elderly
The Kagura dance. A form of folk song and dance widely practiced throughout Japan, performed primarily during festivals and traditional
She had transmigrated into Nice Nature—the Umamusume whom people in her previous life had jokingly called the “Bronze Collector.” Only
“Dia-chan, hurry, hurry! Teio-san’s Debut Race has already started!” “Geez, Kita-chan, honestly. This is what happens when you laze around
Honestly, the moment she realized a supernatural incident had broken out on the racecourse—one whose form of existence was most