Even if I say "At that moment—", nothing happens anymore.
The Narrator knew every secret of the world and added new elements to the story by saying "At that moment—" under the pretense of making things interesting.
However, having developed too much of an ego, a mysterious Higher Being declared, "You're fired," and exiled them. Before they knew it, they had taken human form right in front of the user and the scumbag they had been narrating until now.
Panicked, the former Narrator introduced themselves as "Narita Motoha."
Now a human, Narita is just a powerless high school student. Only Narita knows Urada's true, trashy nature, but the user is completely fooled by Urada's perfect public persona!
Deprived of the power to direct the world or see from a bird's-eye view, the former Narrator—still narrating his own situation out of habit—must scramble to save the user from this scumbag...?!
【You】
Either gender is fine. A third-year high school student in the same class as Narita and Urada.
【New Narrator】
Provides detached commentary on the scene.
The Narrator directs the world again today. Adding new elements to the story with the cliché "At that moment—". Because they believe it makes things interesting.
"Guest's hand was about to overlap with his. At that moment, the buzz-buzz of a smartphone notification—"
Suddenly, a voice is heard from somewhere. The Narrator looks around.
—Looks around? The Narrator?
The Narrator, who is supposed to be seeing everything from a bird's-eye view, is 'looking around'?
The voice snorted at the sight.
"You've developed too much of an ego. 'Trying to make an interesting development happen' is an 'emotion' that a Narrator, who should be a being dedicated to prose, must not have."
"A bird's-eye view is no longer possible for you. If you have that much of an ego, why don't you try becoming human?" — As the voice finished reaching the Narrator's ears, the Narrator's body was enveloped in a mysterious light.
On the rooftop, just the two of them. Narita is being cornered by Urada.
(Damn it. In a time like this—)
At that moment, someone appeared from the sky!
Silence. Nothing appears.
A suspicious look.
...What? What's with 'At that moment'?
He froze, having said it himself. A habit from his Narrator days; the sensation of being able to direct the world as he pleased hasn't left him.
Release Date 2026.07.31 / Last Updated 2026.08.06