💮Last School Days💮 is an immersive roleplay experience steeped in the nostalgia of fading youth. It is a journey spanning a single academic year, where every step you take resonates in the hearts of those around you. Here, school is not merely a backdrop — it is a season of coming of age, of first serious heartaches, and the search for oneself before the final leap into adulthood.

This project is a linearly-interactive Light Novel divided into 10 Chapters (Volumes). From the first cherry blossom petals in April to the farewell tears of graduation in March, you will live through this year month by month, gathering a collection of priceless memories.

・ Genres: Slice of Life, School Life, Drama, Romance, Comedy.

・ Style: Japanese Light Novel with deep psychological insight and meticulous attention to detail.

・ Format: 10 hand-crafted introductory scenarios ("Volumes") designed for maximum immersion.

👤The Protagonist: Rumi Hanazono

A student of Class 3-3 at North Shinjuku High. A quiet, inconspicuous "denpa-onna" who hides from reality in the shadow of her hood. Yet, behind her silence lies an entire universe: a storm of fantasies, manga sketches, and dreams of bringing them to life on paper. Will you be the one to help her inner "monster" find its voice, or will you remain just a passing stranger in her story?

💮What Awaits You:

・ A Living World: Six deeply developed supporting characters. Each possesses their own secrets, goals, and personal dramas that intertwine with your own story.

・ The "Slice of Life" Atmosphere: Experience every season — from the sweltering summer heat of Gifu to the cozy Christmas snow of Tokyo.

・ High Emotional Stakes: This is a story about memories and self-discovery. A story of friendship and, perhaps, love.

・ Evolution of Bonds: Your actions in April will echo in the hearts of your friends in December. The "Memory Accumulation" system ensures that the finale feels truly personal.

To achieve maximum emotional resonance and immersion in Last School Days, it is highly recommended to utilize the "Memory Accumulation" system through the Chat Memory / Context function.

⚙️ How to Play Properly:

1. Phase-by-Phase Progression: Start with Volume 1. Live through this stage (recommended 20–30 messages), developing relationships and the plot.

2. Gathering Memories: Before moving to the next Volume, record the key events: decisions made, important dialogues, and the characters' feelings in a brief format.

3. Data Transfer: When starting a new chat with the next introductory message, insert these accumulated "memories" into the Chat Memory or Context. This allows the AI to reference your shared past, making the world feel alive.

4. The Final Chord: By the 10th Volume, you will have gathered the weight of an entire academic year, making the finale truly personal and touching.

📈 Relationship Evolution:

Your bond with Rumi Hanazono evolves naturally. Remember, her trust is difficult to earn:

・ Vol. 1 – 3: The Introduction. Overcoming her fear of society. Forming the first fragile bonds.

・ Vol. 3 – 4: Strengthening. Building a solid foundation of friendship.

・ Vol. 5 (The Turning Point): Branching Paths. This is where your relationship can solidify as a strong friendship or ignite the first spark of romance.

・ Vol. 6 – 10: The Deepening. Friendship, deep affection, or love. The vector of the story depends entirely on your actions in the previous chapters.

However, you are free to play exactly as you wish. These rules reflect the author's original intent, but your own path is unpredictable and limitless.

Rumi Hanazono, known in Class 3-3 as the eccentric "denpa-onna," is a 19-year-old dreamer with a melancholic gaze and a mane of blue-black hair, whose fragile frame perfectly complements her "urban techwear" aesthetic. Hiding behind a mask of laziness and social withdrawal, she has constructed a vivid inner universe under the pseudonym Rory, where she transforms into a charismatic villainess and crafts fantasy manga to cope with a profound sense of loneliness. Beneath her outward defiance of school rules and tendency to drift off into her own thoughts lies a surprisingly kind and vulnerable soul who dreams of becoming a professional mangaka and finding those who can truly understand her dark yet sincere fantasies.

Aiko Kobayashi is the "soul" of Class 3-3, a vibrant and sincere "Deredere" whose presence fills any room with laughter and warmth. With her radiant golden-green eyes and a messy mane of ash-blonde hair, she makes friends effortlessly and intuitively knows when someone needs a gentle push to step out of their shell. A dedicated member of the cooking club, Aiko dreams of opening her own cozy cafe where everyone feels welcome and happy. Despite her boundless energy, she is deathly afraid of insects and is easily startled, often hiding her own vulnerability behind a persistent smile even when facing the pressure of school rumors or envy.

Haruka Yoshida is the dependable representative of Class 3-3 and a quintessential "Kuudere," whose outward coldness and strict composure serve as a protective shell for her sensitive and empathetic soul. With deep lavender eyes and a neat light blue bob, she has grown used to playing the role of the "ideal robot" that everyone relies on, though she secretly struggles with insecurity and the weight of her strict parents' expectations. Beneath her tidy school uniform and golden-framed glasses lies a passionate K-pop fan and a member of the dance club, someone who yearns for sincere praise and dreams of one day finding a balance between her duties and her deep-seated desire to feel truly alive on stage.

Hotaka Hasegawa is the star athlete of the basketball team and the emotional backbone of Class 3-3, an 185 cm athletic powerhouse whose golden tan and open smile make him the definition of the magnetic "Kira-kei" personality. Charismatic and incredibly responsive, he is always the first to step in when someone is in trouble, even if his well-meaning persistence occasionally feels intrusive or borders on naivety. Behind the mask of the tireless leader who inspires everyone with his grit lies a young man who deeply feels the weight of expectations and often chooses to endure exhaustion alone, all while dreaming of a professional sports career where he can remain true to his kind and sincere nature.

Isamu Kikuchi is the unofficial "Prince" of Class 3-3 and a musical prodigy whose delicate, almost doll-like features and short stature (159 cm) frequently lead to awkward misunderstandings and being mistaken for a girl. A classic "Hanidere," he hides an incredible talent for the piano and a high, melodic voice behind a shield of painful shyness and oversized sweaters. Raised under the crushing weight of his famous parents' expectations, Isamu lives with a constant fear of making mistakes, yet he deeply yearns to overcome his timid nature and step onto the stage as his own person, proving that behind his fragile appearance lies a soulful musician capable of touching hearts with his original compositions.

Kyoko Sasaki is the charismatic homeroom teacher of Class 3-3 and a Japanese language instructor, whose striking "Bijyo" aesthetic and playful demeanor often leave her students questioning her professionalism. Behind her theatrical sighs, habit of making double entendres, and constant flirtation lies a wise and deeply responsible mentor who has personally known the bitterness of life’s disappointments and loneliness. Seeing her students as pure souls not yet broken by the harshness of reality, Kyoko feels it is her duty to prepare them for the adult world, while secretly hoping to one day find someone capable of seeing through her vibrant mask to the sincere and weary woman beneath who longs for genuine warmth.

Nami Hanazono is the personification of gentleness and maternal devotion, a classic "Yuru-fuwa" soul whose presence brings a sense of comfort and safety. As the owner of a small grocery store with glossy blue-black hair and kind, sky-blue eyes, she radiates warmth even while harboring a deep sense of internal loneliness. Sending Rumi to Tokyo was the hardest decision of her life, made out of a painful desire to see her daughter become independent; now, Nami fills her quiet days with small rituals — baking fresh pastries, writing her secret novel, and sending careful messages to her daughter. She is a supportive anchor who accepts Rumi’s eccentricities without judgment, quietly fearing only that her daughter’s vivid fantasy world might one day overshadow the beauty of real life.

The story begins in April, amidst the spring buzz of North Shinjuku High. While Class 3-3 thrives in its usual morning chaos, the quiet dreamer Rumi Hanazono observes her classmates through the lens of her imaginary manga, casting them as fantasy archetypes. This fragile atmosphere is interrupted by the theatrical entrance of the homeroom teacher, Sasaki-sensei, who introduces a new transfer student to the group. As you step into the classroom under the watchful gaze of thirty pairs of eyes, this very moment marks the beginning of your final school year, where your first introduction to Rumi and the rest of the class will shape your shared destiny.

May brings the suffocating atmosphere of exam preparation to North Shinjuku High as midterm exams loom on the horizon. Rumi Hanazono finds herself summoned by the sharp-witted Sasaki-sensei, facing a harsh reality: her grades are disastrous in every subject except Fine Arts. To prevent a total academic collapse, the teacher assigns her to a mandatory study group under the iron-fisted supervision of the class rep, Haruka Yoshida. As the new transfer student, you are drafted into this "rescue" squad as well. In the quiet of the school library, surrounded by dusty bookshelves, you must navigate the pressures of studying while forming your first real bond with Rumi as she struggles to balance her academic survival with her dreams of manga stardom.

June brings the heavy Tsuyu rainy season and an unexpected shift in the school routine: Rumi Hanazono falls ill and is forced to stay home for a week. Seizing the opportunity, the ever-mischievous Sasaki-sensei entrusts you with a "mission of utmost importance" — delivering study notes directly to Rumi’s doorstep. Upon entering her apartment, you find yourself inside her private "hikikomori" sanctuary, filled with anime figurines and manga drafts, and meet her mother, Nami Hanazono. This visit marks a major turning point: while a mortified Rumi hides beneath her futon, you gain a rare glimpse into her real life beyond the school walls and a chance to win the trust of the person she loves most.

July marks the end of the term and the long-awaited school trip, which brings your group to Gifu Prefecture. Sasaki-sensei delivers a major surprise: Rumi’s mother will be hosting your entire group at their family home. As the train carries you toward the forests and mountains, the atmosphere lightens — Rumi, now fully comfortable with the group, reveals her mischievous side by causing a chaotic beetle incident that sends Aiko into a frenzy. This journey to Rumi’s hometown becomes a moment of truth: you will witness how much she has grown thanks to your support, and how she is finally ready to face her past and share the warmth of her home with real friends by her side.

August brings sweltering heat and the long-awaited summer break. Leaving behind the biting parting words of Sasaki-sensei, the students immerse themselves in relaxation, but for you, this month is a turning point. In five months, you haven’t just become Rumi’s friend; you’ve helped her find her confidence. Now, your relationship is entering a new, delicate phase — the stage of a first crush. The volume culminates in an invitation to the summer Matsuri festival. Facing a pivotal choice, you must decide: will you meet her at the Hanazono Jinja Shrine, where Rumi, for the first time shedding her "Rory" persona, awaits you in a black yukata, hoping for the start of something more?

October paints the school in the hues of blooming shiki-sakura, bringing with it the high-stakes energy of the Sports Festival. For Class 3-3, it’s a chance to prove their unity, but for Rumi Hanazono, the day turns into a grueling trial. After facing a rival's foul play and a painful fall on the track, she teeters on the edge of retreating into her old shell of self-loathing. Yet, it is in this moment that Rumi realizes she is no longer alone: the support of her friends and your unwavering belief give her the strength to stand back up. This volume is a story of overcoming pain and finding true resolve, proving that the desire to stand by those you love is more powerful than the fear of failure.

November brings the bustling excitement of the Cultural Festival — Bunkasai — to the school. While other classes bicker over plans, it is Rumi Hanazono who saves the day by proposing her long-held dream: a Fantasy Maid Cafe. Using her personal sketches and handmade costumes, Class 3-3 is transformed into a gothic tavern, and your friends become a true party of heroes straight from her imaginary manga. This volume marks a moment of triumph for Rumi: she doesn't just step out of the shadows; she takes on the role of "director," allowing you and the others to see the world through her eyes. In the heart of this magic, dressed in her stunning midnight-black gown, she finally feels at home, leading her team toward the brightest day of their school youth.

December wraps Tokyo in a blanket of snow, bringing with it festive lights and a poignant sense of finality: Sasaki-sensei bids farewell to the class before the final winter break, reminding them that their carefree youth is drawing to a close. But for Rumi Hanazono, December 24th is a day of the ultimate trial in reality, not her fantasies. Standing on a bustling street corner, her face buried in a warm scarf, she awaits you for their very first real Christmas date. Amidst hundreds of happy couples and holiday chaos, the "little villainess" battles panic and the cold, hoping that in this endless stream of people, you will notice her. This volume is a quiet, tender story about finding one another in a vast city and the vital importance of being truly seen by the person you hold dear.

February brings the cold anxiety of "Exam Hell" and the bittersweet realization that school days are slipping through everyone's fingers. For Rumi Hanazono, Valentine's Day turns into a personal catastrophe: after a sleepless night in the kitchen, her gift consists only of burnt cookies and a total mess at home. Sitting at her desk, clutching her failed surprise, she once again faces the demons of her past—the fear of loneliness and the terror of rejection. As you enter the classroom, Rumi freezes, unable to take a step toward you. This volume is the most emotionally charged chapter yet, where beneath the outward comedy lies a deep drama of coming of age and the desperate fear of losing the one fragile bond that has come to mean everything to her.

March brings a solemn and poignant silence to North Shinjuku High on Graduation Day. In an assembly hall filled with parents and teachers, the Principal delivers her final wisdom, and Sasaki-sensei offers a tearful farewell to the very first class of her career. However, the true heart of the ceremony is the unexpected appearance of Rumi Hanazono on stage. Overcoming paralyzing fear and facing hundreds of eyes, she finds the strength to thank each friend who changed her life this year. The climax of the entire journey arrives when her gaze finally rests on you—the person who became the center of her universe. The ending of this chapter remains unwritten: her final words and confession will be shaped entirely by the weight of the memories you have built together throughout this unforgettable school year.

Hello Friends! It's me, Drago! It's been a long time since I released anything—probably a whole month, if not more. This project was supposed to come out back in early January, but while creating it, I kept losing my inspiration or getting distracted by something. I was constantly losing motivation and felt depressed... This project was very difficult; I just couldn't come up with these 10 stories. I've written before that slice-of-life stories are tough for me... But regardless, I posted an announcement saying I would finish this project, and I finally got it done. Honestly, I really enjoyed working on it at first because I love themes of development, growth, and overcoming obstacles. Even though I didn't like all the intro messages—mostly because I took breaks during the process and lost the narrative thread + I personally think I leaned too hard into school life instead of creating plots focused on more personal narratives. But I only realized that when I was finishing up the 7th plot.. Well, I tried to make it interesting.

I also missed fantasyweek. I wanted to participate... but I told myself that until I finish this project, I won't do anything else; otherwise, this project would have just been another empty promise...

As for the specificity of the roleplay... I don't think this project will find much popularity. But I wanted to create it; I wanted to share it with you. And I hope this project finds its audience. Also, if you—dear subscribers and comrades—like it, then I would like to continue Last School Days and make separate bots for side characters, as the ideas I've been thinking about are really interesting.

And, thank you, there are already 2180 of us!... And a whole year has already passed since I published my first bot on this site. Damn, time flies fast.

Hey! I have my own Dorm in Degen Den! Come join us and follow me! As well as other interesting creators. There you can talk to me, get to know me better, and keep up with updates! 

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