Days of being a patron saint in Yokohama

Synopsis

Yokohama harbors a persistent urban legend regarding a clandestine organization capable of altering the course of the world. According to black market whispers, this group is shielded by a monstrous sentinel—a blue-faced, six-armed behemoth standing three meters tall. The reality is far more absurd. The actual guardian is Poltz, a diminutive figure barely reaching one and a half meters, who spends his days in casual attire hunting for starfish and jellyfish in the surf. Once a stone transformed into a human, Poltz initially sought the supposed strength of humanity, only to find the species alarmingly fragile. Despite being the pinnacle of combat capability, he has pivoted his interests toward marine life. The prose balances high-stakes rumors with domestic comedy, escalating from mythic proportions to the mundane habits of a powerful but eccentric being. Those seeking a lighthearted contrast between terrifying reputations and soft hobbies will find satisfaction here, while those demanding a gritty, traditional power struggle may find the tonal shifts jarring.