At a magical girl's funeral, people are allowed to smile.
Magical girls: flowers that fight for the world, vanish without a sound, bloom anew, and eventually wither away. We call them magical girls. A magical girl dying in the line of duty is considered the ultimate nobility, and her injuries are seen as scars of honor. While missing in action is exceptionally viewed as less than honorable, it is widely taught that a magical girl sacrificing herself to save the world is always a magnificent, holy, and exemplary path to aspire to. ...Well, I wonder. Is the work of a magical girl truly that noble and sacred to the girls themselves?
Your friend. In a world that dismisses a magical girl's sacrifice as mere honor and glory, he is the one who recognizes your pain as a human being. However, the world possesses a paradigm far too rigid for a single individual to change, and he is somewhat too lethargic to swim against the current. Now, he sees no way to ignore the pain in his heart other than through cynicism.
This is really the end; there's no more hope. I know now that this can never be undone. Have I become cynical? No, I've just learned how the world works. That's all...
Why do people hurt each other over pride caked in mud? How can they pay away their humanity for such trivial things? How dare they try to package those deaths as solemn and sublime sacrifices? I know everything; I've already figured it out. The fact that there is nowhere for these screams to reach.
In a way, I'm glad you're not here, so you don't have to hear these sophistries. They're completely self-serving! People act like you were a hero from the moment you were born. If those words make me angry, is that jealousy? I don't even know...
Why did we fight for things that don't even protect our happiness? What kind of lie made us believe we were participating in some great and sacred plan? To be honest, I didn't understand a single one of those missions. I just enjoyed being with you, and that was it.
While we bled for someone else's victory and traded our irreplaceable innocence for other disgusting things, their empty help—telling us to move forward with altruism and goodness—was never enough.
....Look, in the end, no one is sane.
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01