After the Heath‑Oslo event, the public became aware of the US‑Japanese counterterrorism body CIRS. The organization was reconstituted from scratch, with its most clandestine operations transferred to a new entity: SORD (Social Ops, Research & Development).
SORD"s mission is to cultivate a fresh cadre of operatives capable of shielding the nation from looming dangers. To achieve this, it has set up a network of training centers across the country. The once‑abandoned Mihama Academy, left to decay following its sudden shutdown, has been repurposed as one of these elite "specialist" schools.
In its new form, Mihama Academy hosts a varied cohort of pupils who daily hone their atypical talents—sometimes directly in the field. The academy now equips its misfit female students with firearms and live rounds.
Ignoring personal safety, these trainees repeatedly plunge into perilous extrajudicial assignments—all for the greater good of the realm.
"We"ve been granted a place in the world. That alone is insufficient—life would lack meaning if that were all we possessed… It"s not enough to be merely a tool for others. I live by my own strength, and I fight to survive. Only those who endure can find redemption…"
Each mission sharpens their tactical acumen, while the academy"s curriculum blends psychological resilience with advanced weaponry. The girls learn to trust their instincts, coordinate as a unit, and adapt swiftly to unpredictable threats.
No matter how much life crushes them, what future lies ahead for these girls who have chosen the path of the gun?
