
It's an example of an urban myth originating on the internet, having started from a post claiming to relate a personal experience on a certain online thread.
The original poster claimed not to suffer from an overactive imagination or—
—happened to them—
—would post about it in real time—
—a cat walking on two feet and brandishing a peculiar, jagged sword—
Artist's commentary
【漫画】都市伝説解体センターのネタバレを含みます。
あざみーとジャスミンさんで7ページ、ワンクッション置いてそこから◼︎とジャスミンの2ページへ続きます。
あざみーとジャスミンさんしか見たくない人は8ページで引き返してくださいませ。
ただの妄想漫画です。
[Manga]
Contains spoilers for Urban Myth Dissolution Center.
There's seven pages of Zammy/Jasmine, then a one-page break, then two pages of [redacted]/Jasmine.
Anyone who only wants to see Zammy/Jasmine, turn back after page 7.
This is all my personal delusions.
<tn>The one-page break was not uploaded with the rest of the pool.</tn>
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