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Sumire Nagumo (
Appearance
Sumire is a woman in her 30s. She has a slender build and medium-length black hair.
Personality
Sumire is a loving mother and wife that possesses many otaku habits. She is very cunning and can be deceptive to the point that she tricks her own family into involuntarily providing her with ideas for new stories through their antics that she sets up. She is also very charismatic and uses it for similar means.
Background
When Sumire was a teenager, she had once dressed up as a shrine maiden during the New Years holiday. It was during that time that she saw a young collage student who had also disguised himself as a shrine priest being reprimanded by the real shrine priest for his apparent slacking off. She too was soon caught as well by a real shrine worker and the two of them initially thought they would be in trouble for posing as shine workers, but their disguises were so perfect that the real priests thought that they were actual employees. The collage student then blatantly claimed that he wasn't a shrine employee and lied that the shrine clothes was his regular attire. It was then that Sumire fell in love with the collage student, which prompted the two of them to start dating, and eventually marry each other.[1] At some point, they had their first and only child who they named Hajime. In addition, Sumire would eventually become a famous shoujo mangaka, to which Hajime occasionally helped her with her work.
Chronology
When Hajime disappeared without a trace during his second year of high school, Sumire and her husband Shuu did everything they could to find him, but to no avail. Eventually, when many of the parents gave up searching for the missing students, Sumire and Shuu kept on searching for their son without rest, and used whatever means that could (even joining online web boards that talked about other missing children that disappeared under mysterious circumstances).
A year after her son's disappearance, she was surprised to see him suddenly return home in the middle of the night. After a very emotional reunion with his parents, Hajime spent the entire night telling them about his adventures in another world. Afterwards, Hajime wondered if his parents would still love him after revealing that he had killed other people during his adventure, but Sumire and Shuu assured him that they would always love him. Hajime then followed up by having his wives Yue, Shea, Tio, and Remia, as well as Remia's daughter Myu, spontaneously appear in front of them, much to his parents' shock. After learning the nature of the relationship between them and Hajime, his parents became hysterical, but soon calmed down when Myu expressed her concerns that they did not like her based on how they were acting, to which they suddenly became more courteous and expressed their joy at her and the others becoming important people in their son's life, and welcomed them to their family. They spent the rest of the night seeing recordings of Hajime's otherworldly adventures.
Relationships
Shuu Nagumo
Sumire's husband. The two of them love each other very much and have very similar interests.
Hajime Nagumo
Sumire's only son. She loves Hajime and becomes deeply distraught after he disappeared. Both Sumire and Shuu imprint Hajime with their otaku habits (as well as even making a list for him called "The Seven Most Important Things for an Otherworld Summoning").[2]
Liliana S. B. Heiligh
After moving to Earth, Liliana becomes Sumire's protégé as a shoujo mangaka.
Luluaria S. B. Heiligh
The two of them care for each other. Although they have different mindsets with regards to life, they have bonded after Sumire declares Luluaria to be family.
Weapons & Equipment
- Anywhere Clothes Drying Frame Without Care of the Place☆ - A chakram-like artifact that produces string for hanging clothes on it to dry. The string would be fixed in place with spatial magic.
Quotes
Etymology
- The name "Sumire" means "violet" (菫?).
- Sumire's surname "Nagumo" means "south" (南, na?) and "cloud" (雲, kumo/gumo?).
Trivia
- Sumire has been shown to be even better at using Hajime's artifacts than he himself.
Gallery
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References
- ↑ Web Novel - Chapter 247
- ↑ Light Novel Volume 10