Saki→Enoko So I went with this Frisbee!You know why I chose this one?You're probably wondering, right? Well, you see…!A while back...To prepare for enemy attacks from above and to build up our physique,Let’s play frisbee!Okay!Oops...Crap, my hand slipped...Enoko一!!?She returned the next day.Sorry, the fight with that ground-dwelling bear delayed my return.Huh!?
I almost thought it was “The lion drops his kid into blah-blah”!!獅子は我が子を千尋の谷に落とす (lit. A lion drops its young into the deepest valley) is a Japanese proverb from the Taiheiki. Basically synonymous with "Spare the rod, spoil the child"Anaconda SouvenirSo this is the second generation.Double meatheads.That's a tough work environment.Oh, and the snake was used to make snake sake…
To prepare for enemy attacks from above and to build up our physique,
Let’s play frisbee!
Okay!
Oops...
Crap, my hand slipped...
Enoko一!!?
She returned the next day.
Sorry, the fight with that ground-dwelling bear delayed my return.
Huh!?
I almost thought it was “The lion drops his kid into blah-blah”!!獅子は我が子を千尋の谷に落とす (lit. A lion drops its young into the deepest valley) is a Japanese proverb from the Taiheiki. Basically synonymous with "Spare the rod, spoil the child"
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