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The mad lad created the elf race, married one, became a female elf, and is having lewd yuri with said wife. This man is 4 parallel universes ahead of us.

Let's threaten a "mage" who can use magic in a way thought to be outright impossible. Certainly nothing can go wrong here.

He is the messiah. The one who shall lead us into the new era of sophisticated culture beyond our mortal comprehension.

A man of culture. He made his dreams a reality.

Still not enough yuri. I feel bamboozled.

What kind of ending is that!? It's not even yuri!

What a birdbrain.

Kind of confused on what's going on. So Laura and Arnolt are Nosferatu, and their blood causes nearby Humans to become "blood crazed" monsters? What did he mean when he said humans were in the minority?

Spanking Maou-chan. What a blessed day.

Nothing is more expensive than a free gift.

Let's show how much of a bastard the guy is by having him throw rocks and breaking windows!

@flannan She was an assassin. She also wanted to be a hero like his friend and current father Lyell. It's just sad that given her second chance at life, Nicole seems unwilling to change and tread back the same path once more. As a cold blooded, lone assassin.

The perpetrator is you! Maryrose!

Glad to see Reid didn't learn anything at all, and decided to confront the kidnappers all by herself. AGAIN. Also, damn she just killed that guy in cold blood.

Read a couple chapters of the wn, but didn't think it was going to be this heavy in fan service.

It's like this series never left my heart.

It's been two years.

No lie, I would definitely play this VN if I could help make my own OTP a reality.

@Syanindita They're all living under the shadow of the former team leader, Christopher. Barbara in particular seems to suffer from severe inferiority complex as his replacement, causing her to be hostile and aggressive in order to hide her insecurities. She lashes out in an overbearing manner...

I like how the Starbearers are not bad people, but are people who are just put into a difficult position. Helps flesh out the complexity of their characters and motivations making their interactions with our main cast all the more interesting.