It’s fall, which means it’s time for Mitsuhashi High’s annual school festival! Things are special this year because it’s being hosted in conjunction with Hibiki’s school, which means extra fun... and extra work. President Momone ropes Rekka into helping with the festival preparations, which turns out to be more than he bargained for when they get sucked into a video game world. Then there’s the bomb threat, the duel, and... Only one thing is for certain—this is going to be a festival to remember!

Rekka’s now spending his school days kicking it back in lazy style. Class is a bore, but there’s always club activities and the strange, spooky, and sometimes silly errands President Momone has for him. This low-key, peaceful life may be what he’s always wanted, but there’s a peculiar buzzing in the back of his head.... Has everything always been this easy? Or is there something important Rekka is forgetting?

Rekka is just starting to think that things have quieted down a bit, and that he might actually get a chance to be a normal high schooler for once. Who knows? He might actually study for his upcoming midterms. One phone call from Hibiki, however, is all it takes to send things spiraling out of control. It turns out Chelsea has a friend who’s come into a very strange problem. But wait, where did this samurai come from? And how is Atlantis involved? So much for midterms, because Rekka’s about to dive deep on this one!Â

Rekka finds himself in another complicated situation when four new heroines need his help. Mio Kotozuka is a beloved pop star who's had a very unusual encounter with a strange fan. Ellicia Otto, an orphan turned thief thanks to a peculiar power she has, is on the run from a powerful group of psychics after learning a dark secret. Zaia Gardendos Corona is an unlucky hero in need of some rescuing herself. And Lyun Sylpheed is a wind spirit who's been driven from her home after a zombie-like epidemic sweeps the land. Rekka, meanwhile, is still just your average high school boy, but he's going to have to figure out a way to save them all!

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