The tail does not always face the east.

The tail goes back in time.

The tail is looking for something.

The tail turns round.

The tail is in a mirror.

The tail is godly belief.

The tail is out.

The tail can go anywhere.

is the tail a ghost...?

The tail is restored...?

The tail is on the stairs.

The tail is beyond the snow.

There is another tail.

The tail is on the sea.

The tail swims in the forest.

The tail can't go home.

The tail is on the other side. (1)

The tail is on the other side. (2)

Flow—the phenomenon that occurs when matter falls out of balance and changes form. Flow creates oddities big and small that can be disruptive or delightful in equal measure, and it's up to Flow Disposal departments and independent contractors to shepherd the Flow back to its natural form. For Chima Kondo, a 35-year-old woman stuck in the body of a 12-year-old thanks to the effects of Flow, understanding how Flow works and how to disperse it has become critical. But when she joins Flow Disposal contractors Hirota and Shacho of Hirota Flow Inc., she finds that there's more to Flow than she once knew, and plenty more to find out...
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(Source: Kodansha USA)