



The West Winds
Far from the battlefields, in a small house, they could hear the exhilarating sound of an old record. The first lines of “Os Ventos do Oeste” drew attention, and interest in the story was immediate. Tobirama leaned his back against one of the walls so he could hear better. There were no great intentions in that, he just wanted to distract himself from a rough day, and it was amazing to find someone with the rarity that was a record player. He sat on the muddy floor to listen to the end, unaware that Izuna was doing the same on the other side of the house, as interested in this weird hero of the story as he was.
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Kori Hime
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“This story is small, but so captivating and beautiful to read. The two children's characters gives a very cute innocence throughout the narrative and this makes us even more tight to know that they are both living the worst years of their lives in war. Even so, there was this moment that the author found to make them both come together in a way other than the armed struggle. I loved it so much.”






