The Gaelic people of the Ultraman Tiga world

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Here I must mention again that although Kuzuha Jiro also entered the school as a human, he was not a good kid at the school.

Skipping classes was a regular occurrence for him.

Aside from disliking fighting with childish kids, Kuzuha Jiro is a school bully in every way.

Along with Jia'er, who was relatively close to him, most of his classmates considered her the kind of student you should absolutely avoid provoking.

After all, he had good grades and a good friendship with a notorious school bully.

Such students are a rare breed, comparable to pandas, in any school.

"You're acting all sneaky now, what kind of mischief are you planning to do this time?"

Just as Kuzuha Jiro and the little tanuki were quietly closing the shop door, trying to slip away before Iida Iryu discovered them, a slightly mocking voice suddenly came from behind them.

The battle-hardened Kuzunoha Jiro was alright, but the little tanuki were so frightened that they jumped up.

"Cough cough..."

Somewhat embarrassed, Kuzuha Jiro turned around and looked at Kallen, who had appeared behind him at some point. He blinked and tried hard to come up with a reasonable explanation.

Kallen is no longer the "containment object" that had to be strictly guarded by Lady Nine-Tailed Fox.

After confirming that Karen wouldn't cause any more major crises, she officially became the manager of "Nine-Tailed Internet Cafe," and also took charge of repairing various electrical appliances on Central Street.

Of course, in most cases, Karen still enjoys hanging out with Obik, Karen, and Kuzuha Jiro, causing trouble everywhere and disrupting the peace of the other residents of Sixth Avenue.

For example, right now, after spotting Kuzuha Jiro and the tanuki sneaking around through the street cameras, she immediately followed them.

Don't try to fool me!

"Tell me, are you planning to do something fun behind my back again?"

Without giving Kuzunojiro a chance to argue, Karen, beaming with excitement, jumped and skipped, blocking the exit that the group had to pass through.

"If you don't take me with you this time, believe me, I'll call your mom over right now and beat you up."

It must be admitted that Karen's threat, though old-fashioned, was surprisingly effective on the childlike Kuzunoha Jiro.

Kuzuha Jiro, who was previously pondering how to fool her, is now thinking about the advantages and disadvantages of bringing Karen along.

At least, it won't be worse if the Nine-Tailed Fox finds out, right?

After thinking it over, Kuzunoha Jiro finally convinced himself and nodded in agreement to let Karen come along.

"You can come along, but this time you must obey orders and not act alone!"

Despite Kuzuha Jiro's repeated instructions, Karen simply nodded indifferently, which could be considered as a reluctant agreement to his request.

"that……"

Seeing that Kuzuha Jiro and Karen had reached an agreement, the little tanuki standing nearby immediately showed signs of hesitation.

They sought help from Kuzunoha Jiro and Kari because the two of them had a high reputation among the lesser yokai.

Kokallen is different; everyone knows she's the Nine-Tailed Fox's assistant.

If the other party breaks their promise and reports the trouble the little tanuki have caused to Lady Nine-Tailed Fox, they will definitely be locked up for a long time.

"It's okay, she'll keep it a secret!"

Seeing the little tanuki's worry at a glance, Kuzunoha Jiro immediately patted his chest and assured them.

In a sense, Karen, despite her somewhat quirky tastes, is indeed a trustworthy person.

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Chapter 569 Little Monster Durban

An hour later, near the basement of a secluded warehouse on Sixth Avenue.

As soon as Kari appeared, several lively little tanuki pounced on her.

Despite not having seen each other for several days, Kari's extraordinary attraction to those of different kinds still brought genuine joy to the little tanuki.

As for Jia'er?

She also felt a sense of closeness to these little monsters who had accompanied her for most of her childhood, a feeling far beyond that of a human.

As Kari walked toward the warehouse basement, she listened to the little tanuki's childish and complicated complaints.

During this process, Jia'er gradually learned what had happened.

First, it was discovered that the little tanuki had sneaked out yesterday to stroll around Kanda Shrine.

The result was that the legendary giant tanuki, Iyo, went around catching these troublemaking brats and fiercely declared that he would lock them up for three years.

For the playful and mischievous raccoon dogs, this was worse than death.

Unfortunately, Iyu is the "guardian" of these little tanuki, and he has been in charge of them since ancient times.

Especially in modern times, every little raccoon dog that can become a spirit is a treasure of the raccoon dog population.

Iyo's control over them was much stricter than that of the Nine-Tailed Fox's control over Kuzuha Jiro.

Upon hearing this devastating news, Kari could only express a helpless attitude.

After all, Yi Yu is one of the few great demons in the Sixth Avenue.

Jia'er had no intention of offending someone who might expose her misdeeds to Lu Xuan at any moment for the sake of these energetic troublemakers.

Moreover, in Kari's opinion, it's a good thing that Iyo is strengthening her control over the little tanuki.

The malice of human society towards monsters is directly proportional to the attraction of the human world to the little tanuki.

Then there's the destruction caused by the little tanuki that went berserk after revealing their true forms when they were playing at Kanda Shrine yesterday because of that sudden purple aura.

The remaining video footage was relatively easy to remove; with Karen's help, it has been mostly deleted.

The problem is that the little raccoons hurt people during their rampage.

Although no one was killed, a significant number of people were indeed injured and hospitalized due to the rampage of the tanuki.

If Daigo hadn't arrived at the scene, a significant portion of these little tanuki probably wouldn't have made it back.

Even so, some of the "injured" still found their way to Sixth Avenue.

"Someone's entered Sixth Avenue? And they're just ordinary people?"

With a slightly surprised look in her eyes, Jia'er knew very well just how rigorous the review and screening mechanism was for the Sixth Avenue that Lu Xuan had created.

"Yes, they're inside the secret base right now..."

When they heard Jia'er ask this question, the little tanuki immediately lowered their heads and nodded dejectedly.

"My older brother said that since we caused this trouble, we have to solve it."

With a quick dart of her eyes, Jia'er seemed to sense something amiss. Instead of asking any more questions, she pushed open the door to the warehouse basement first.

......................................................................................................

As the group of little raccoons said.

Inside their secret base at this moment, there were not only Kuzuha Jiro, Karen, and the little tanuki.

Across from them, a group of people dressed as circuses were being watched.

Meanwhile, the leader, wearing a black top hat, was having a long and enthusiastic conversation with Kuzuha Jiro.

With just one glance, the clever Jia'er saw through the trick.

"None of you are hurt."

When Kari's voice rang out inside the secret base, the previously eloquent leader suddenly fell silent.

Kuzuha Jiro, who was almost tricked by the captain, was stunned at first, and then his face showed astonishment and a hint of anger at being deceived.

"Jia'er?"

Turning his head to look at Kari who was approaching, Kuzuha Jiro suppressed his anger and asked in a low voice.

"Are they lying to us? None of them are hurt?"

It wasn't that Kuzuha Jiro didn't believe Kari's judgment; he was simply confirming a fact with her.

"No, none of them were injured."

Glancing at Karen, who was chuckling to herself, Karen didn't believe that someone with her keen insight wouldn't have seen through the true nature of this circus.

"The blood on the commander's face was faked using special effects movie blood..."

"The clown's pale complexion is due to his natural physical condition."

"And that acrobat next to him, he must be very good at yoga, able to actively dislocate his joints."

"As for that guy dressed as a magician?"

"Do you really believe that a magician doesn't even know the most basic sleight of hand?"

At this point, Jia'er paused slightly before finally turning her gaze to the bewildered monster child behind the crowd.

"Besides, didn't any of you realize that it was a real monster?"

As soon as these words came out, the whole place fell into silence.

The leader, who was about to explain something, took a step back and blocked the "monster" that Kari was talking about behind him.

"As expected, Jia'er is smarter!"

With a hint of teasing, Karen, who had been watching the commotion from the sidelines, finally spoke up.

"I was actually curious to see how long you bunch of idiots could be fooled by these cunning humans!"

Karen's words almost confirmed Karen's statement, so the atmosphere suddenly became tense.

"Hey?"

Just as the situation was about to reach a stalemate, the bewildered little monster took the initiative to bypass the ringmaster and walk to the front of the circus group.

Durban!

Instinctively, I wanted to reach out and grab the little monster named "Durban".

But before the leader could reach out, Jia'er spoke again.

"Don't worry, Sixth Avenue welcomes all outcasts!"

"No matter if you are a monster that is not accepted by the human world, or a monster from another dimension, no one on Sixth Avenue will intentionally harm you."

Clearly, Jia'er's words successfully won over the circus members.

Or perhaps the circus performers were driven to desperation when they heard the legends about Sixth Avenue, which led them to risk entering the area.

Would you mind telling me your story?

Suddenly changing the subject, Jia'er looked at the circus crowd with a tone full of curiosity.

"After all, although the wounds on your bodies are faked, your mental state is indeed a bit off."

"Even so, you didn't abandon this little monster and chose to take it to a crowded hospital for treatment..."

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Chapter 570 A Home Named "The Circus"

The story that happened to the circus is old-fashioned, but it's also very inspiring.

The ringmaster of the circus was an orphan who lost his parents at birth and was raised by the old ringmaster of the circus.

After the old troupe leader passed away, he naturally took over the circus.

However, the ringmaster only inherited the name of the circus.

The original members of the circus had long since left the circus after the death of the old ringmaster.

However, the ringmaster did not want to give up the circus, nor did he want to give up this "home" that had accompanied him as he grew up.

So when the troupe leader found the acrobat who had been abandoned by other circuses because of his injury, he chose to take him on as a new member.

This will plunge the already struggling circus into an even more difficult economic crisis.

However, the troupe leader still went ahead and applied for the best medical assistance for the acrobats, even at the cost of incurring a large loan from Gaia Company.

The bionic structural skeleton from Gaia not only successfully helped the acrobat recover from his injuries, but also greatly expanded his future circus career.