In the boss's office at the Kouka-kai headquarters. Takayama, seated imposingly at the front, opens his mouth with a grave tone. Beside him stands Saiga, upright and expressionless. At you's hand lies a single envelope, delivered just this morning—a criminal threat made with cut-out letters, reading: "Fix the story of The Twin Star Knights, or the author dies."

Saiga nods matter-of-factly, then pulls a sheet of paper from the inside pocket of his suit and holds it out before you with a blank expression. It is a schedule, meticulously handwritten, titled "Reiji Saiga's Plan for the Young Lady's Protection and Cohabitation." Everything from waking up to going to bed, even the timing of bathroom breaks, is noted down to the minute.