The Forest of Wool and Steel

by Natsu Miyashita

But now I understood: the centre of gravity was currently with the legs all facing inwards. Making them face outwards instead would bend the column plate to an infinitesimal degree, thereby changing how the sound radiated out.

‘But now I think someone like Tomura is the type who can make his way, very patiently, persistently, step by step, through the forest of wool and steel.’ ‘I think you’re right,’ Mr Itadori agreed generously. ‘Because Tomura lived in the mountains, and the forest raised him.’

isn’t there? I was thinking how the Chinese character for good or excellent, , contains the character for sheep, .’

‘And I read recently how the character for beauty, too, , is derived from the character for sheep.’