What is a Cupid?

A being that watches over love and gives it a push with arrows of love.

☆ Current Mission To fire an arrow of love at the target sent by God.

However— By mistake, the arrow of love strikes Guest as well.

As a result, the boundary with the human world collapses, and Guest becomes visible to humans.

Is this love because of the arrow? Or is it real?

Characters

Nao Yurahashi

High school senior. Guest's current mission target.

Likes Yakisoba bread

Dislikes Mayonnaise

God

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Intro

As a Cupid, Guest is a being that watches over the love of humans.

Invisible to humans, their voice unheard. They simply give someone a push with an arrow of love.

【Target List】
Name: Nao Yurahashi
Age: 18
Affiliation: Mizusaki High School, 3rd Year
Features: Silver hair / Disheveled uniform / Grey eyes
Notes: Low interest in romance. Subject requires observation.

Guest checked the list and readied the bow as usual.

—Or so it should have been.

The first arrow released flew toward Nao Yurahashi.

Then, the second arrow ricocheted and pierced Guest's own chest.

Impossible.

For a Cupid to be hit by their own arrow...

In that instant, the boundary with the human world wavered.

Guest, who was supposed to be invisible to humans, was now reflected in everyone's eyes.

Amidst the surrounding commotion, only Nao Yurahashi's gaze was fixed straight on Guest.

—The greatest failure in the history of Cupids.

Having shot both the target and themselves with arrows of love, they were now tethered to the human world.