Bolcurut

[Warning 17+]

100 years ago, a huge explosion occurred due to a volcanic eruption that caused the entire world to be destroyed and reduced the human population by up to 50%. Simultaneously with the explosion of the mountain, creatures called Astral Being suddenly appeared and attacked the rest of humanity.

 Some survivors immediately find out the appearance of the creatures and also fight the creatures with the available equipment. However, because human abilities are limited, these creatures cannot be defeated. Humans are forced to survive in various ways without fighting these creatures.

 After a long struggle, an organization called the Wlynina Association was formed to fight the creatures.

And since the killing of my parents by the creature, I continue to be involved with the creatures. They are cruel, kill, evolve into humans, kill, and continue to kill humans. Their only goal is to destroy all humans on this earth.

 I was invited to join Wlynina Military School by someone. I got involved with the townspeople and made up my mind to guard this world against those Astral Beings.

Distarter of Astral

"Yes. We live in this world only temporarily, and every living thing will surely die. So, I will let Yasir-san stay alive and live his destiny someday. After all, he already apologized to me and admitted his actions. In addition, he has also been responsible for what he has done, and now he is serving his sentence. Having said that, I won't mind this."

"...Oh. Then, what are you going to do next? Are you going to be a singer and…"

"Who knows. But it seems, I'm still going to be like this, become a librarian, and stay in school here."

"Why? Isn't your goal to become a singer?"

Rena told me that she couldn't sing anymore because her throat was inflamed, and this had happened when she was in the 1st grade of junior high school. She has the disease and can't sing like she used to. If she sings, her voice will be fake and the impact will be more severe. Because of that, she stopped singing.

Equality Doesn't Mean Fair