Gazing from beyond

This is a galgame about college life, where you'll pursuit the love of your life. You'll surely experience hardship, triumph, happiness, sadness, maybe even trauma. Only time can heal all. The light of the sunset’s afterglow in summer presents its enchanting glory as if singing to welcome the coming autumn breeze. The gorgeous manjusaka blooms without exception. Among the manjusaka in clusters, Eureka, my dear sister, is making her choice. “Would you like to be my opposite bank?” Since then, the hero—Muse, has been meditating on that question with confusion for one week. But it doesn’t go smoothly and troubles follow one after another. A girl who is always so sunny and optimistic, why is her perseverance beyond reach?-- Hope A girl who has no sense of existence, why are all of her efforts useless?—Jade Their debut makes my way ahead more complicated and confusing. The fable of manjusaka Manjusaka is a kind of gorgeous flower whose fragrance is said to contain magic power. On one’s way to the Styx he or she will see such kind of flowers all the way, so manjusaka can make one recall his or her life in the previous incarnation when one is transmigrating. Legend: A very long time ago, manjusaka in clusters bloomed at both banks of a long river. Who accompanied manjusaka for thousands of years were a flower elf and a leaf elf. The flower elf was at one bank and the leaf elf was at the other one. They were in love with each other and missed each other very much. But they couldn’t see each other for once because the flowers and leaves of manjusaka couldn’t appear at the same time. They missed each other but couldn’t see each other for generations after generations. One day, when they couldn’t bear their miss any more, they disobeyed the God’s order and saw each other in a sneak way. That year the brilliant red flowers and verdant leaves reflected each other with more beauty. But that annoyed the God so he punished them and threw them into transmigration and cursed them so they couldn’t be with each other for generations after generations and continued their torturing lives in the world.…