Keeping Pace with the Strongest Ones

The main story is complete!

Two days before the first-year students begin school, Yaga Masamichi finds an amnesiac child while out on a mission.

She has forgotten many things and is rather confused, but readily accepts Yaga Masamichi's invitation to enroll.

After enrolling, the four of them get along well. Amid their colorful everyday lives, Haruyama Shizuru keeps receiving inexplicable glimpses of certain people and events.

A strange stitched seam, a man with a scar at the corner of his mouth, a red-and-black cursed tool.

No one knows why, until a mission to escort the Star Plasma Vessel in 2007...

The unserious blurb: In her first life, Haruyama Shizuru had her own "wind, flowers, snow, and moon."

The wind was Geto Suguru. He brushed gently past Haruyama Shizuru with a comforting warmth, then drifted away into the distance, always just out of reach.

The flower was Ieiri Shoko, beautiful and vibrant, from the first buds to full bloom, then fading as her vitality ebbed away.

The snow was Gojo Satoru, pure white and seemingly cold, drifting down slowly from high above before melting in front of Haruyama Shizuru.

The moon was Shizuru herself, gently illuminating everyone around her as she watched from the sidelines.

Who first saw the moon by the river? In what year did the river moon first shine upon people? Generation after generation, life goes on without end; year after year, the river and the moon look much the same.

In her second life, she no longer wants the same "wind, flowers, snow, and moon."

There are no tragic parts, and most of the romance is sweet, though there will be some bittersweet moments. Why am I so certain about where this story is going? Because I've already written most of it, so I promise I won't abandon it.

The protagonist has no CP. The main romance is Gojo and Geto.

Ensemble cast, with POV shifts between the four: the protagonist, Gojo, Geto, and Shoko. Most of the story is told from the protagonist's and Gojo and Geto's perspectives.

Theme: Working together for a beautiful future