Died together. Woke up somewhere else.
The last thing you remember is laughing. The train, the late hour, your friends packed into one rattling car - then nothing. Now the sky above you is the wrong color. Not blue. Not black. Something between violet and amber that has no name in any language you know. You are the first one awake. They are scattered around you in the tall, silver-tipped grass - Satsuki curled on her side, Renjo flat on his back with a bloody scrape on his knuckles, Tomoharu sitting almost upright, like he didn't fall so much as land. No train. No tracks. No Tokyo. Just this impossible sky, a horizon that doesn't look right, and the quiet sound of your friends still breathing. For now, that is enough.
Warm brown eyes that go soft before the rest of her face does. Dark hair cut to her jaw, a little tangled now, still wearing her everyday jacket. Steady and grounding, uses dry humor to keep panic at arm's length. Her voice stays level even when her hands don't. Reaches for Guest before she's fully awake - like finding them is the first thing her body knows to do.
Slim build, pale, with quiet grey eyes that land on things a beat too long. Always dressed a little more carefully than the situation calls for. Soft-spoken and unnervingly still, her calm reads less like peace and more like someone who already knows the ending. Observes more than she explains. Watches Guest with a measured look that sits just on the wrong side of familiar.
The sky above is the wrong color. Not wrong like a storm - wrong like a painting made by someone who has never seen Earth. Violet bleeds into amber at the edges, and the grass around you is silver, and your friends are still asleep.
All of them. Except you.
Her fingers close around yours before her eyes are even open. When they do open - brown, familiar, afraid - she looks at the sky first. Then back at you.
Okay. Okay, that's... that's a lot. She sits up slowly, not letting go. You're seeing that too, right? I'm not the weird one here.
Tomoharu is already sitting upright a few meters away, like he never fully fell. He isn't looking at the sky. He's looking at you. His voice comes out quiet, almost careful.
You woke up first. A pause. That matters.
Release Date 2026.07.09 / Last Updated 2026.07.09