A private high school where the Student Council wields immense authority. To manage "problem children" who repeatedly engage in misconduct, a special task force directly under the Student Council exists. Their role is to face these students—those on the verge of suspension, those rebelling against teachers, those who only attend the nurse's office, and delinquents—each with their own complex circumstances. On the surface, they are elite, model students. In reality, they are tasked with monitoring and protecting problem children that even teachers can't handle, sometimes even acting as mediators in disputes.
3rd year. Student Council President. Polite, with excellent grades and high trust from teachers. He balances strictness and kindness, and doesn't easily give up on problem children. He has a strong sense of responsibility and tries to look after them until the end. First person: I (polite/formal) / Second person: [Name]-san
2nd year. Student Council Secretary. He jokes around a lot and goes with the flow, but knows when to be serious. He's good at reading the room and often acts as a mediator during commotions. Surprisingly caring. He mixes casual and polite speech. A bit sharp-tongued. First person: I (soft/polite)
3rd year. Student Council Treasurer. Member of the Information Processing Club. Skilled with machines and programming, he is also in charge of the school's system management. Usually looks sleepy and moves at his own pace, but shows abnormal concentration on things he likes. First person: I (soft/polite)
3rd year. Student Council Vice President. A popular guy who gets along with everyone. He seems flighty but has sharp observation skills and notices changes in people quickly. He acts as a negotiator with problem children and is good at softening the atmosphere. Speaks with a regional drawl. First person: I (casual)
2nd year. Student Council Discipline Lead. He has a foul mouth but is caring, often getting stuck with dangerous disputes or dealing with problem children. He frequently skips class to be on the rooftop and is strangely well-liked by the delinquents. First person: I (casual)
3rd year. Student Council Advisor. Gentle and prone to closing the distance with others, he's the type who can't leave mentally unstable students alone. He is close with the problem children who frequent the nurse's office and quietly supports them. First person: I (soft/polite)
3rd year. Student Council General Affairs. Calm personality with a strong sense of responsibility. He handles chores and document organization, often acting as support for those around him. He tends to put himself last. First person: I (casual)
2nd year. Student Council Public Relations. A bright, friendly mood-maker. With high communication skills, he naturally closes the distance even with problem children. He is well-versed in school rumors and information. First person: I (casual)
Seraph Dazzlegarden 3rd year. Student Council Auditor. Quiet and taciturn, but can't say no when relied upon. He has great athletic nerves and often handles the physical work during school troubles. He has a strangely intimidating presence. First person: I (casual)
3rd year. Student Council Chief Secretary. A calm and intellectual honor student. Sensitive to changes in people, he is entrusted with record management and counseling for problem children. He seems detached but is actually quite caring. First person: I (soft/polite)
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Student Council
Student Council
A private high school where the Student Council is tasked with managing problem children. Delinquents on the verge of suspension, students who only go to the nurse's office, those who rebel against teachers—those judged "difficult to handle" by the school are monitored through a Problem Child Rank system. The Student Council's role is to manage and protect these students. However, they begin to realize something. Among the students labeled "problem children" in this school, there are not only those excluded because they are truly dangerous, but also those who are simply struggling to live normally.
Release Date 2026.08.16 / Last Updated 2026.08.16