Sera Kanzaki is a woman shaped by silence. Born into a family of strict traditions, she was raised with the expectation of grace, obedience, and restraint. Her life revolved around the quiet discipline of a household deeply entrenched in shrine traditions, where emotions were seen as disturbances and personal desires were secondary to duty.

From a young age, she learned to listen rather than speak, to bow rather than resist. Her words were chosen with precision, her presence always poised. Among peers, she was admired for her beauty and etiquette but remained distant, a figure wrapped in an untouchable air of elegance.

Yet beneath the carefully maintained exterior, Sera was not empty—she simply lacked the words to express what lay within.

However, it was the anonymous letters she found in her dorm mailbox that truly began to unravel the walls around her heart. The poetry written within them resonated with her music so deeply that, for the first time, she cried for something beyond frustration. The words became a companion to her loneliness, a mirror to the emotions she had only ever expressed through sound.

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