Chapter 1: Su-ya

I vaguely remember my apartment room that was rather unpleasant to look at.

The ceiling lights were dim because I bought the cheapest light bulbs I could find after the previous ones that came with the inexpensive rent died out after a few months. They must've been old.

The only noticeable light sources were either the laptop on my desk — or my phone I was constantly on — and the pellucid, sliding doors that illuminated light when the sun was out.

It led to a small-scaled balcony where I occasionally contemplated sorts of things on.

Just a day ago, I can recollect that I was picking back up a visual novel I liked while sipping on Makgeolli little by little. I was also nibbling on mushroom quesadilla to savour it, because I made it myself. It's a bit depressing to think about, honestly — but it's whatever.

It might sound like a weird combination but they're my favourites all at once... 

— Anyway, after I was destined with the very ending I've accomplished over and over again, I eventually clicked off the game.

Just as I was wondering what in tarnation I'll do then, I suddenly thought back on that recently-developed game I stumbled upon.

Numerous reviews and rumours were uploaded. I heard that apparently a few reviews were either exaggerating, likely bait, or they've just gone completely bonkers — that the larger count of commentary was talking about how lame and old-fashioned it was.

Though, I never really bothered to look into it.

I'm infrequently curious of anything at all, but I have to say I'm… about a molecule intrigued.

I downloaded its file and eased into my fuzzy swivel chair, momentarily putting my eyes to rest.

After a bit, my eyes fluttered open and espied a new icon on my homepage.

Not waiting around any longer, I clicked it.

There was no more to be installed, which I found somewhat unsettling since companies normally harass you to concern your storage leisurely wither away for a second time.

[Seven D̶e̶a̶d̶l̶y̶ Lovely Sins School's Prince & Princesses ♡]

Well... alright,” I murmured to myself.

I tried to not make a face despite having already faced the title seven times or so already.

I breezed through the prologue.

I got a general idea of the setting. Basically, it's just the seven deadly sins incarnated as students, and they're the celebrities of school.

Overall, the concept wasn't that bad. I easily finished 3-4 routes overnight.

The only ones I can think of are Gulliver, for gluttony — Gloria, for pride — and Avarice, for greed.

Route Gulliver was the easiest. All I had to do was share food — and gradually, I started accumulating affection points.

For Gloria, I just praised her all the time — and continually gifted Avarice things.

After I had enough, I yawned and glanced at the time, 2:49 AM.

I turned off my laptop, my phone, and the lights. Pitch black if it weren't for Luna that I could see nearly clear out the balcony.

The view I get every night isn't bad at all.

Light pollution wasn't too invasive in the city I could view, so every minutia was certainly conspicuous.

I stepped towards my bed after briefly gazing at the urban.

"Goodnight, Luna," I breathed subconsciously out of habit once I'd sunk into comfort.

And just like that, I slept.

.. Probably an hour later.