Each chapter contains some extra artwork for it. One for the start, one for the end.
They have a random chance to appear on the title screen after completing the chapter.
- Dedicated Pupil -
- Weapon Type: 1H Sword -
A high school girl who lives in Tokyo.
She is an excellent student, with grades that put her at top of her class and earn the trust of her teachers. She spends her days laughing with her friends; her life the very picture of those carefree high school years.
The most important thing to her is her father — a man whose spirit has been badly broken. She would face any hardship and do anything to stay with him. Anything.
Grades. Friendships. Evaluations. The girl has long played every role in the part of an exemplary high school student, all so her destitute father might find a way to smile again.
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She works an immoral job to repay her father's debt — one where others suffer as a result of her actions. But she continues to break the law for his sake. She does it all for him.
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When her crimes are laid bare, all her hard work crumbles. With a heavy heart, she heads home to the one thing she never wanted to lose, only to discover her father swinging from the ceiling.
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She gets revenge on her mother — she who drove her father to death. But then she realizes that his death was, in fact, a homicide, and vows to spend the rest of her days in search of retribution.
- Devoted Student -
- Weapon Type: 1H Sword -
A high school boy who lives in Tokyo.
He doesn't fit in at school, and spends his days studying in the library. He eschews both entertainment and friends by pretending that he enjoys being alone.
The most important thing to him is his mother — a woman hospitalized due to chronic illness. He would give everything to save her. Everything.
He spends his days studying and working, casting aside a normal high school life to focus solely on his goal. He does this all so he might become a doctor and save his ailing mother's life.
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His classmates do nothing but slack. His coworker is nothing but talk. The boy's days are weight down by all of society's ills, and when he gets news of his mother's impending death, it breaks him.
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He plans to kill himself so his mother might have his heart. His final moments stretch into eternity. But before he can consume the poison, the phone rings, informing him his mother has died.
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He gets revenge on his father — he who drove his mother to death. But then he realizes that her death was, in fact, a homicide, and vows to spend the rest of his days in search of retribution.
