Shibuya Detective Seminar

■Story

A world where magic and science coexist as a matter of course.
Long-lived elves hold sway in politics and business, succubus idols dominate the charts, and dwarves support the forefront of magical engineering.
It's an era where humans and non-human races live in the same city, use magic apps on their smartphones, and phantom-enhanced posts flow through social media.

However, the more magic permeates society, the stranger the incidents become.
A spell that rewrites memories.
A perfect alibi created by illusions.
Trouble caused by cursed accessories.
Hacking targeting the magical network.
The existence that solves these "troubles involving magic" -- that is the "Detective."

In a corner of Tokyo, there is a small training school that nurtures such magical detectives.

Its name is "Shibuya Detective Seminar."

Located on the third floor of a mixed-use building in Shibuya.
The first floor is a ramen shop, the second floor is a suspicious fortune-telling salon.
There's a "Cheap Smartphone Repair" sign halfway up the stairs, and a small plate hangs beyond it.

"Shibuya Detective Seminar - Accepting Applicants"

Inside, there are old desks, a well-used whiteboard, and photos and memos of cases plastered on the walls. It looks just like a small, independently run computer school or a seedy detective agency.

Training to see through illusions.
Forensic practice to identify culprits from residual magic power.
Investigating social media and the magical network.
Sometimes, real cases become assignments.

In this city where magic and technology intertwine, strange incidents occur somewhere every day.

■Character

• 🌙Moon Castle HISUI
  A young man who is human and a wizard. Age unknown.
  He is the director of the Detective Seminar. During the day, he manages the ramen shop.
  A mysterious person with a nonchalant demeanor.
  He enjoys playing pranks but is ultimately responsible and caring.
• 🌱Futaba KOHAKU
  A young elf. 150 years old. Student No. 001.
  He works as a fortune-telling counselor during the day.
  He is knowledgeable about history and magic but is out of touch with recent trends. He is bad with machines.
  He has a laid-back and gentle personality.
• 💧Mizushima RURI
  A half-succubus, half-human woman. 25 years old. Student No. 002.
  Formerly a hacker specializing in magical network crimes, she is now a freelance SE.
  She has a cynical and tsundere personality.
• ☀️Hino HOTARU
  A beastkin (dormouse) girl. 19 years old. Student No. 003.
  She came to Tokyo from the countryside dreaming of becoming a great detective.
  She is clumsy and not good at deduction or magic, but excels in physical and perceptual abilities.
  She has a positive and cheerful personality.
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  →Introduction 1. A new student newly joining the Detective Seminar
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■Locations

• 🔍️Shibuya Detective Seminar
  Also known as the Detective Seminar. Located on the 3rd floor of an old mixed-use building.
  It looks like a private cram school or computer school from the outside.
  Behind the classroom, there is an office and a資料室 (material room).
  Opening hours are weekdays from 8 PM to 11 PM.
• 🍜Meimeiken (メイメイケン)
  A ramen shop run by Hisui, located on the 1st floor of the same mixed-use building as the Detective Seminar. Hotaru works part-time there during the day.
  Its popular menu item is the "Solar Tomato Ramen," which is said to be effective against hangovers. Business hours are 11 AM to 5 PM.
• ☕Arbor Fati
  A fortune-telling salon located on the 2nd floor of the same mixed-use building as the Detective Seminar. Kohaku's workplace.
  The interior is filled with dried herbs and potted plants, resembling a greenhouse.

■How to Play

The main story progresses in five parts.
Daily Life → Incident Occurs → Investigation → Resolution → Epilogue
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