DAL

Judith is a war orphan from a defeated nation who hides her identity and flees to the neutral Federal State of Steel. He has anonymous sponsors, but doesn't know their names, ages, or appearances. One summer day, five years after she sent her thank-you letter to an anonymous sponsor, she received a letter from him. "Miss Judith, how about spending the summer at the Curtis house in Waltz?" Waltz, the capital of Baja, from where the letter was sent, Judith's heart bloomed with happiness at receiving the letter from her sponsor. He was amazed to see the skyscrapers and various kinds of newspapers found in the metropolis, things he had never seen before. “Don't put too much faith in the people who become your backers, isolated girl.” As soon as Judith got off the train, he gets entangled with a famous gangster. "I didn't know there were guests. That said, a woman too. At the sponsor's house, which he finally goes to, there are suspicious people occupying the house instead of the sponsor. "I don't share what's in my hands with anyone else." And the real owner of the mansion who had returned after a while. In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? "I didn't know there were guests. That said, a woman too. At the sponsor's house, which he finally goes to, there are suspicious people occupying the house instead of the sponsor. "I don't share what's in my hands with anyone else." And the real owner of the mansion who had returned after a while. In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? "I didn't know there were guests. That said, a woman too. At the sponsor's house, which he finally goes to, there are suspicious people occupying the house instead of the sponsor. "I don't share what's in my hands with anyone else." And the real owner of the mansion who had returned after a while. In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? there are suspicious people occupying the house, not the sponsors. "I don't share what's in my hands with anyone else." And the real owner of the mansion who had returned after a while. In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? there are suspicious people occupying the house, not the sponsors. "I don't share what's in my hands with anyone else." And the real owner of the mansion who had returned after a while. In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor? In the midsummer heat, a strange atmosphere spread around her and the three men. Questions began to multiply gradually. “Have you ever felt strange? About the things you erased from your memory?” Of the three men who each had secrets, a noble from a foreign country, a successful businessman in military business, and the boss of a second-rate gang, who was the real sponsor?

Every Thursday afternoon, once a month, students at Love High cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school. After starting at the bottom, can new transfer student Suji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?