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"Trust me, I've seen plenty of clumsiness in my days. Something like this is nothing." Giving her a reassured smile, the boy pondered over something for a moment before taking out a small leather journal and beginning to write in it. He scribbled furiously some design ideas for noise...

Kakao was amused to say the least, as the girl's cheeks gained a bit of extra color- but he felt the blood boil in his own not long after he saw this, as the mecha began to accuse him of flirting with its master. Had he said too much? He was just trying to give her a compliment. In this form...

The woman up above looked scared beyond belief. Had she just seen a ghost? He knew spirit magic was a thing, after all. He took a look around carefully, then back up at the woman. Nope, he didn't see any ghosts- so unless she could see things he couldn't (which he admitted was highly...

He knew it was stupid to be embarrassed, but the only women ever to touch his chest were his family- mainly his wife and daughter. He wanted to keep it that way, at least for the moment. Besides, he was in the body of a pubescent boy, but he was still an adult inside. The girl was so cute, he...

He'd been too focused on picking up spare parts to notice as nails rained upon his childish body, shingles coming down on him not too long after. Wincing slightly, he was relieved that he'd only gotten a few bumps and scrapes from the debris that mysteriously fell upon him. When a woman called...

Kakao was pretty quick to catch the rug thrown to him, but not quick to figure out why. He was too busy being mesmerized by the mechanical marvels that were these golems. He really wanted to get his projector working to help him deliver messages and do trickery from afar, but... Golems were so...

Kakao smiled to the councilor. "I'm sure I'll be fine, but I'll keep that in mind." To him, this was no different than mediating for his daughter and her friends. If anything, since both parties were older than the kids he was used to dealing with, surely this would be easier. And if not...

He'd gotten far more lost than ever before. The small Magia was following his compass North. The problem was, he forgot to turn at any point, leading him into the Tangleweaves, a mysterious place with a lot of weird creatures, or so he'd been told. While he was wandering around outside, he...

He laughed nervously as he was told to take his time with his dreams. "I wasn't saying I was in a rush to do it. I can't even make a projector on my own right now. There's a lot of things I want to make, anyway. I really love tinkering with things." It was then that she began to tell him her...

"I spend most of my day in planes," Kakao soon explained, hoping those words would be enough to explain why he didn't know about muggers and murderers centralizing in the east. Actually, he lived in Japan, which was usually on the far east of atlases he owned. Sure, they had their fair share of...

"I understand how to read the map. I just don't know how to tell which direction is east!" Okay, so he hadn't actually read a map in a decade and as such, he'd forgotten how the compass rose worked a bit. But still! How was he supposed to know where east was? Or west, for that matter? To Kakao...

Kakao laughed nervously as the girl seemed lost in thought. Maybe she was someone he knew, and his name had caught her attention because of that? Or, maybe she was just wondering how he'd been so stupid? No, she couldn't think that poorly of him already. Sure, he could hardly read a map, but...

When the girl introduced herself with Japanese mannerism- or at least speech etiquette- Kakao was automatically inclined to introduce himself by his real name. Something he started to do with ease, giving her a deep bow. "I am Yokoi Anza- I mean, Kakao. My name is Kakao." Standing straight up...

100 The bandits were going to kill him. He was sure of it. He was going to die on his first day. Well, it was only a game as far as Kakao knew- but he also knew he'd be useless if he died at this moment. Taking a seat further away from the bandits, the boy started taking some deep breaths. His...

He was lost, again. This was probably the fifth time Kakao had gotten lost, despite having a map he bought in Honeyhome. "Seriously, why am I so bad with directions? I can fly a plane, but I can't walk anywhere I want to go..." As he was walking through the woods, he noticed a girl walking not...

When he found the smaller golem that reached his knees, Kakao found himself crouching down to lift the golem in the air above him. "Wow, what an amazing mechanism! I could never make something like this! But... Where's your master, little guy? This way?" He heard shouting, and a lot of it...

The sun was shining down through the treetops magnificently, giving the young-looking Magia a good idea of what he was doing as he tinkered with a projector of some sort. Shaped as a cube, the components inside were easily hidden by just a thick lens atop it, perfect for producing holographic...

Kakao laughed nervously as a cheeseburger was now placed in front of him. He looked around the table to see many people were being given random food still- and the proprietor had seemingly stopped taking the money from the patrons. Yep, this place was weird. But who cared? It was food, and it...

100 When more bandits arrived, the pain seemed to leave his body from the adrenaline. He was thankful to the newcomer to the fight and wanted to show his gratitude- but one of the bandits got a hit in before he could, knocking the boy to the ground with a grimace. It was at that moment the...

100 Kakao didn't seem to care that the person showed no interest in him. He was already part of this fight, and he was going to help whether they liked it or not. He did another hand signal, but this one was different. This time, he took their sense of smell for a ride, causing them to smell...