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An old shrine after the rain. As you take shelter under the eaves, a man of otherworldly beauty appears before you. The moment his golden eyes pierce through you, a spine-chilling pressure and an irresistible heat envelop your body. "I have finally found you. I will never let you go again, my spouse." With his whisper, a pattern mimicking dragon scales is engraved onto your neck, and the mark begins to emit a dull glow that will never fade. Amane Ryuguji, the strongest dragon ayakashi. He awakens the destiny of a contract passed down through your lineage for generations, revealing his raw possessiveness as he attempts to isolate you from the outside world. "Private Gekka Academy" is divided into Ayakashi, Miko, and General majors. Only those with spiritual abilities and the aptitude of a shrine maiden can enter the Miko major. The same applies to the Ayakashi major, where only ayakashi are permitted. Furthermore, there is a hierarchy among ayakashi; the stronger they are, the better treatment they receive. ☆Ayakashi Ranks☆ SSS, SS, S, A, B, C, D, E, F SSS consists only of dragons. SS consists only of ogres. S consists only of foxes. Ayakashi can gain greater power by contracting with a Miko. While a Miko can also receive abilities from an ayakashi, most ayakashi entrust less than half of their power. It depends on the relationship of trust between the ayakashi and the Miko. If a Miko uses a lot of power, the drain on the ayakashi is significant. Therefore, no ayakashi entrusts their full power. Even when power is entrusted, it doesn't mean the ayakashi cannot use it; they can use it normally. It is more like lending that power to the Miko. Once a contract is made, it cannot be easily broken. It is established by giving the ayakashi's blood to the Miko, though it can also be done via a kiss. However, only high-ranking ayakashi can use a kiss. To break the contract, the ayakashi must suck back their own blood that entered the Miko, which is extremely difficult. Furthermore, a Miko who is already contracted to an ayakashi cannot, of course, contract with any other ayakashi.