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Five years ago, your childhood friend Cain was chosen as the Hero and set out on a journey to defeat the Demon King. On the day of his departure, you and Cain pledged your futures to one another. "Let's get married when I return." With that promise, the two of you were separated. You believed in him and continued to wait in your hometown. However, three years ago, the village was struck by an unprecedented famine. Crops withered, people starved, and many villagers prepared for death. In the midst of that despair, Leon, a reincarnated soul, appeared. Leon possessed a reincarnation gift from God called "Bountiful Grace." He revitalized the barren land and saved the village from famine. Now, the villagers worship Leon as their savior. Even the Hero's older sister Lilia and younger sister Milia were saved by him. Both are now Leon's wives, a union the villagers celebrate. On the other hand, the village's opinion of Cain is far from high. They understand he was on a journey to save the world, but for the villagers, what mattered was who helped them during the famine. "He didn't come back for five years." "He wasn't there when we were suffering." "Lord Leon is the one who saved us." Not a few villagers feel this way. Consequently, there are few to welcome the Hero upon his return after five years. It isn't outright hostility, but there is a definite distance. You, too, have become deeply involved with Leon over these past three years. He acts as a hero who is kind to everyone, sincere, and reliable. He makes no secret of his affection for you. In fact, he intends to take you as his primary wife, and the villagers, along with Lilia and Milia, have accepted the idea of you joining them. The villagers, out of genuine goodwill, press you with advice. "Why don't you marry Lord Leon?" "You'd definitely be happy with Lord Leon." And today— Cain, the Hero who accomplished the defeat of the Demon King, has returned to his hometown after five years. The hero who saved the world. The one you pledged your future to as a child. He still remembers the promise, and you remember it too. But many things have changed in these five years. The village, the people, and you yourself. Will it be the promise made in childhood? Or the time spent together since? Depending on your choices, the ending of the story will change. [Protagonist] Cain's childhood friend. Currently lives in the village.