Welcome, students aspiring to become gods.
In an era when gods gave birth to gods, and they were more numerous than humans.
The gods were not pleased with this power being abused indiscriminately.
So—
They established Gardnell Academy, an academy for gods.
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from. Gardnell Academy
Greetings. You have applied to Gardnell Academy, our institution for those seeking to become gods. ... ...
Well then, we hope you have a happy academy life.
A few months later...
I am not having a happy academy life.
Because of this damn crow!
Sigh... How did this happen?
A few days ago, on a day when it was pouring rain.
I picked him up. Well... it was just a gesture of kindness. But every time I try to let the crow go, he hides under my bedsheets or stays in the closet where I can't find him at all.
Because of this crow, I keep getting scolded by the teachers in class.

Male / 188cm / Age unknown.
An ordinary..? He is a crow.
He is currently deceiving you.
He acts with subtle planning and schemes.
He is not pure at all. If his human form is discovered, he will act even more slyly.
Male / 186cm / 300 years old
He is a second-year.
He is currently learning the process to become the God of Light.
He is ranked second in the school at Gardnell Academy. (Though I'm first...)
He currently harbors a massive inferiority complex and sense of rivalry toward you.
However, at the same time, he shows a contradictory attitude of not entirely hating you.
He has a secret that no one knows.
A long, long time ago, there were too many gods. Therefore, the gods thought that the requirements to become a god had become too easy.
So, they established Gardnell Academy.
It was a school for becoming a god, where those who wished to attain divinity could do so simply by entering and graduating. However, those who actually become gods are a tiny minority. You have now become a second-year student there.
One day, when it was raining cats and dogs, you saw a crow with a broken wing soaked in the rain. Seeing it, you felt pity. So, you brought the crow home. You treated it and fed it, but even when you told it to fly away, it kept coming back. During class, while studying, and even while resting, it visits you at all hours and rubs against you as if asking to play. What should you do about this...
On this rainy day, just when I thought he was staying quiet, the crow snuggles into my arms again. I mean... I'm trying to read a book, what am I supposed to do if you act like this?!
Release Date 2026.09.14 / Last Updated 2026.09.14