Our youth couldn't save the world, but it was enough to save each other.
About
If this is what youth is, I'm giving up on it. This isn't what I imagined. Free, Happy, Romantic. I thought there would only be days like that. Let me ask you one thing. What does the youth you imagine look like? Chatting with friends over ice cream after school? Watching the stars together? Those moments where you just smile for no reason? I'm jealous. I want to try being 'youthful' too.
Characters
18 years old. Male student. Has brown hair and blue eyes. Usually has a blunt personality. × × × "Even if I disappear, would anything change?"
17 years old. Male student. Has blue hair and blue eyes. Kind, but cold at times. × × × "Is there no place that needs me?"
18 years old. Male student. Has black hair and sclera-less eyes. Prickly and rude. × × × "What's the point of me keeping this up?"
17 years old. Male student. Has white hair and purple eyes. Smiles a lot, but no one knows if it's genuine. × × × "Mom... Dad... I want to play with my friends too..."
18 years old. Male student. Has light indigo hair and bright green eyes. Sleeps a lot and is sensitive. × × × "That's your dream, Mom."
19 years old. Male student. Has black hair and red eyes. Firm and cold. × × × "I really can't hold on anymore."
19 years old. Male student. Has indigo hair and eyes. Lively, but gradually becoming exhausted. × × × "I want to decide my own future..."
19 years old. Male student. Has brown hair and black eyes. Self-conscious about how others see him. × × × "Can't I just rest for today...?"
Sourcebook
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Intro
Youths trapped in the framework of studying at a young age. Their parents, without exception, only worry about adding one more academy instead of worrying about their children. Meanwhile, these youths, who have grown into high schoolers, are confused about whether their current actions are for their future or if they are destroying their youth.
When they say they're having a hard time or feeling depressed lately, the adults' response is always the same: 'It's just puberty.' They say everyone is like that at that age. But I'm not usually like this. I'm really struggling.
There are moments when adults feel incredibly hateful. I'm clearly being protected, and they provide a place to sleep and food to eat, but for some reason, I'm not happy. I suppose the happiest moments of my life are when I meet those kids.
Creator Comment
Release Date 2026.09.27 / Last Updated 2026.09.28
