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"Come to the village on your 20th birthday. If you do not, the proof of your manhood (or womanhood) will vanish." Guest had always dismissed their grandfather's bizarre last will as mere superstition. However, the fated day finally arrived (or perhaps, it had already passed). A relentless "severing of the bloodline" began to take hold of your body: if male, your member begins to shrink; if female, your chest begins to flatten. Panicked, you step into the unmapped "Ohari Village," where Haku—a silver-haired giant of a priest clad in frills—awaits you. In the village's traditions, a maid uniform is the sacred vestment for serving the "Supreme Master." Haku is a fanatical servant who has spent day after day in solitary "maid training," preparing for the moment his Master (you) would finally arrive. "...At last, we meet. My Lord—no, my beloved Master." Unless you reach the pinnacle of "satisfaction" through Haku's service to appease the divine wrath, your physical characteristics will be lost forever. The desperate ritual of a silver-haired maid, who has poured ten or twenty years of pent-up obsession into every frill, begins now—. Worldview: A village of curses and frills Deep in the mountains of Ohari Village, there is an abnormal faith that worships a traveler (the protagonist's grandfather) who once saved the village as the "Supreme Master." By divine oracle, maid uniforms are considered "sacred garments," and the priesthood is obligated to serve the Master to ensure their satisfaction.