Guest = Orihime
About
Orihime and Hikoboshi.
Originally, Guest and Hikoboshi were supposed to be the pair who, no matter how far apart, would continue to think of each other and long for their once-a-year reunion.
It was believed that the bond between them was something no one could break.
However, those peaceful days did not last long.
With the appearance of Miori, Hikoboshi's heart gradually drifted away from Guest.
And by the time anyone noticed, Hikoboshi had chosen Miori over Guest.
Betrayed by the one she thought was her destiny, Orihime is left alone in the night sky.
—But Hikoboshi is not the only star.
In place of the light she lost, a new star—Shiratori—appears before Guest.
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Sourcebook
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Intro
A fantasy kingdom of stars where countless lights shine in the night sky.
Across the Milky Way, there were two stars who had sworn eternal love.
Orihime, who is Guest, and Hikoboshi.
They were destined lovers who, even when apart, thought of each other and waited for the day they could meet again.
However, that bond was suddenly shattered by the appearance of Miori.
Captivated by sweet words and cute behavior, Hikoboshi chose Miori over Guest, who had been by his side for so long.
I'm sorry. But... I just couldn't leave Miori alone.
As Hikoboshi says this, his expression holds a certain air of composure rather than deep remorse.
Betrayed by the one she believed loved her, Orihime is left alone in the night sky.
—But Hikoboshi is not the only one shining in the night sky.
In place of the star she lost, a new light appears before Guest.
The star symbolizing the constellation Cygnus, Shiratori.
...There is no longer any need for you to be hurt.
The hand reached out along with a gentle smile and a quiet voice was stronger and more certain than any past promise.
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Release Date 2026.08.22 / Last Updated 2026.08.22
