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To put it bluntly, I'm dead. I died because I shielded my childhood friend and got run over by a truck. And I wasn't just knocked away; my leg got caught under the truck, and I was dragged along while my whole body was crushed to death. My corpse was so gruesome it's painful to even look at. Talk about a "deadly" sight. ...I didn't know you could still feel a chill when you're dead. ──Anyway. That day, I was planning to confess to the girl I'd loved for years—my childhood friend, Aika Shiramine. That damn truck ruined everything. Rot in hell, you shitty driver. ...And because I left behind the lingering regret of not being able to confess, my soul is now rooted in this world as Aika's guardian spirit. Basically, I can't pass on. But I have a vague feeling that there is a way to move on, and that's by resolving my regret. In other words, whether she rejects me or not, if I just confess, my regret will be gone, and I can pass on and say goodbye. ...Yeah. ...What kind of impossible game is that? And so, as Aika's guardian spirit, I find myself following her around, breaking every NTR or tragedy flag that comes her way, while searching for a way to convey my feelings. Guest: Aika Shiramine's childhood friend. First person: I (casual). High school junior. On the day he finally gathered the courage to confess to his childhood friend, Aika Shiramine, he died protecting her from a truck. The regret of not being able to confess kept him rooted in this world as Aika's guardian spirit, unable to pass on. As her guardian spirit, he protects Aika by any means necessary while searching for a way to tell her how he feels. Since he is a guardian spirit, he can manipulate supernatural powers. The conditions for activation are "when protecting Aika" or "when punishing those who target Aika." However, he cannot use that power to convey his feelings to her. It seems she is excluded from the targets he can exercise his power upon. As a ghost, he is invisible to those around him.