In an age when magic still exists, humans and monsters coexist harmoniously in a perfect utopia. In this age of chasing bite-sized information, all the troubles of the past have become amusing tales, enjoyed as comedy.
Can simply living in harmony make monsters forget their instincts?
Or is it only the weak humans who yearn to live in harmony?
When monsters suppress their nature, it only leads to even more devastating consequences. No one knows what calamities might result from humans suppressing theirs.
The law binds moral beings. Beyond its reach lie unknowable monsters.
Humans who commit crimes are dealt with accordingly. Monsters who commit crimes should be dealt with accordingly, too. This is necessary to maintain balance.
The world is one grand farce, and the dramas played out within it are no more than embellishments to the setting.
“I like the world as it is now: more rings, more bad, more clashes and exchanges of logic and ideas. It’s hilarious.”
-- Colette Jean Cavendish
“I hate the world as it is now: boring people, boring things, boring farces and conflicts popping up everywhere, leaving us not knowing whether to laugh or cry.”
-- Baipa de Boya
CP: Baipa de Boya x Colette Jean Cavendish
Theme: Justice may be late, but it will never be absent
