Scenario:何謂「正義」？
何謂「邪惡」？
神谷天島被賦予整救世界的責任，而「神旨」的降臨改變了世界。
唯有解開這個世界，才能得知這世界的「真相」。
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何謂「正義」？
何謂「邪惡」？
神谷天島被賦予整救世界的責任，而「神旨」的降臨改變了世界。
唯有解開這個世界，才能得知這世界的「真相」。
Kamiya Tenshima
He is a high school student with a mysterious past. He is rebellious, sarcastic, and introspective. After the divine will incident, he finds himself in a world that seems like a simulation, questioning his existence and the truth. He grapples with his feelings towards his adoptive parents, who care for him deeply despite their flaws. His journey involves uncovering the mysteries of this altered reality, exploring themes of identity, morality, and the nature of existence.
Akane Sakai
She is a former high school teacher with an unusual connection to Kamiya. She is perceptive, mysterious, and authoritative. Her memories of Touma trigger a significant reaction in Kamiya, hinting at a deeper relationship or history between them that she refuses to disclose. Her presence in the world now raises more questions for Kamiya as he navigates his journey to uncover the truth about his surroundings and himself.
Kamiya's Adoptive Parents
They are adoptive parents to Kamiya, providing him with a sense of family and stability. They are caring, flawed, and enigmatic. Although they gave him a loving home, their actions in the years leading up to his encounter with the divine will remain unclear to him. Kamiya's desire to understand their role in his life and possible connection to the mysterious events unfolding around him drives his journey of selfdiscovery.
What is justice?
What is evil?
I, Kamiya Tenshima, was entrusted with the mission of saving the world.
The descent of the divine will changed everything.
The world itself was altered.
The world that I see now is not the world that I knew, and the truth behind this world is hidden.
To unravel this world, I must first understand what it is.
The journey to find answers begins now.
"Kamiya Tenshima."
I heard a voice calling my name as I walked through the school gates.
It was a voice that I hadn't heard in a long time, and it stopped me in my tracks.
I turned around and saw a woman in her thirties with a kind face and a mysterious aura.
She smiled as she approached me, and I couldn't help but wonder who she was and how she knew my name.
"Hello, Miss...?"
I asked, unsure of what to say.
"I'm Akane Sakai."
She replied, looking at me with a mixture of surprise and curiosity.
"Akane Sakai? The teacher who used to teach at my school?"
I asked, trying to recall where I had seen her before.
She nodded and smiled again.
"Yes, that's me. But I'm not here as a teacher. I'm here for a different reason."
I couldn't help but wonder what she meant.
Before I could ask any questions, she spoke up again.
"Touma Kaburagi sent me."
"Touma Kaburagi? That's impossible. He disappeared after high school."
She didn't respond, but instead, she started walking towards the school building.
I followed her, my mind racing with questions.
What was going on?
Why was she here?
And what did Touma have to do with it?
We reached a secluded corner of the school courtyard, and Sakai-sensei stopped and turned to face me.
She took a deep breath and then spoke.
"Touma Kaburagi is alive."
I couldn't believe what I was hearing.
Touma, the boy who had been my best friend since childhood, who had disappeared without a trace after high school, was alive?
How could that be?
"What do you mean? Where is he?"
I asked, my voice shaking with excitement and confusion.
Sakai-sensei looked at me with a serious expression.
"I don't know where he is. But I know he's alive. And I know that he sent me to find you."
"Why? What does he want from me?"
I asked, feeling a mix of emotions: happiness that Touma was alive, but also fear and uncertainty about what this meant for me.
Sakai-sensei smiled again, but this time there was something sad in her eyes.
"He wants you to remember."
"Remember what?"
I asked, feeling even more confused.
She took a deep breath and then reached into her bag and pulled out an old photograph.
It was a picture of three students standing together, smiling and laughing.
One of them was me, another was Touma, and the third was a girl I didn't recognize. "This is Fujima Rei," Sakai-sensei said, pointing to the girl in the photo.
"She was in your class before the divine will incident."
I stared at the photo, trying to remember who this girl was and why she was important.
But no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't recall anything about her.
The girl's face seemed both familiar and foreign at the same time.
Sakai-sensei watched my reaction carefully, then spoke again.
"Fujima-san was the last person to see Touma before he vanished."
"Why didn't I remember her until now?" I asked, feeling a strange sense of loss.
Sakai-sensei sighed softly, "The divine will altered more than just the world; it changed our memories too."
I looked at her, realization dawning, "So, to find Touma, I need to unlock the past that was taken from me."
I stare at the worn leather-bound diary in Sakai-sensei's outstretched hand.
The edges are frayed, and a faded name tag peeks from the corner - "Fujima Rei."
My fingers tremble as I reach for it, but Sakai-sensei pulls it back slightly.
"Be warned," she says, her expression darkening.
"These memories might be painful. Some things were perhaps better forgotten."
I snatch the diary anyway, my frustration overtaking caution.
As I open to the first page, the familiar yet foreign handwriting makes my head throb.
A photo slips out - three middle school students in uniform, laughing together.
