In Her Second Run, Toyokawa Sakiko Doesn't Want to Become a God

[System] [Second Run] [少女 Bands] [Healing Story] [All Saki (Maybe)] The final performance at Tokyo Dome came to an end, and the "god" of Ave Mujica, Toyokawa Saki, died in a ridiculous car accident. She thought she could finally escape from being "a corpse that can play the piano," but a mysterious being sent her back to the rainy day when everything began to fall apart: the afternoon CRYCHIC disbanded, at the intersection where the green light had just begun to flash, with that slender green figure still standing in the rain, waiting for her. Bearing the memories and sins of two lifetimes, she stood before that traffic light once more. This time, she would no longer build towering walls or treat "putting herself first" as her sole rule for survival. She would save Mutsumi, save Tomori, save Soyo, save Taki. But fate is never easily rewritten. When she finally took Mutsumi's hand, she discovered that the sins of her previous life had already left their mark on her soul. Some wounds might not heal, even when given another chance.

"Mutsumi, you and I are two halves of one whole. From now on, we will never be apart again."

"...Yeah, Saki. I've always believed in you."

This is not a story about "becoming a god." It is the long, painful journey of atonement of a girl who once called herself a god, as she learns to become "Toyokawa Saki" again in her second life.