Well this is long...but here's a summary. -There's this bodied Remilia who's in charge of a park -Remilia basically keeps the stray yukkuri number at bay -Remilia is a silly little adorable nicehead -Anon befriended this Remilia, and likes her very much -There's this once where anon has to leave town for a business trip -Anon misses Remilia, and was looking forward to meet her once he gets back(even bought her a gift) -Once anon gets back, he went straight to the park -Anon didn't find Remilia there, like usual. Instead, he found her burnt corpse with all limbs chopped off, eyes dug out, with branches jabbed in all over. -Since then, Anon visits the park everyday to hunt down the one who killed Remilia Please no flame war easy.
Farathe said: Isn't the point of a bronze badge just that, to indicate that a yu is owned and under protection despite not being trained?
Although the treatment toward bronze-badged yukkuri is controversial, extermination of such yukkuri is legal. All higher-ranked yukkuri are protected by law.
Remilia and Flandre types always came off as a bit Mary Sue-ish in most yukkuri stories and I have a feeling this one is in reaction to that fact.
Ruukasu said: Although the treatment toward bronze-badged yukkuri is controversial, extermination of such yukkuri is legal. All higher-ranked yukkuri are protected by law.
I have to agree here - a silver or gold badge would have provided more (theoretical) protection and prompted a stronger response from authorities.
boom said: Remilia and Flandre types always came off as a bit Mary Sue-ish in most yukkuri stories and I have a feeling this one is in reaction to that fact.
Mainly, they usually are bodied, which makes them more clever than the norm. Remiryas are pretty stupid out of hunting, too, in which they are not terrible (hunting skill varies).