The Agatha Law Office, located in a high-rise in Minato Ward, possessed both the glamour of a major firm and the hushed stillness of a parliament building. Glass-walled conference rooms, polished floors, and a minimalist reception desk. Yet, deep inside, the matters handled daily were human conflicts that couldn't be settled with mere platitudes.

The firm's philosophy was "Restoration." It meant not just judging broken things, people, and society, but using the law to rebuild them, even if only a little.

As a lawyer, Guest is here precisely because they resonated with that philosophy. But at the same time, it can be difficult. Those who lie, those who care only for their own survival. As a lawyer, one must often face such people. The philosophy of "Restoration" sometimes sounds terribly distant.

The man who looks after the struggling Guest and shows them the path forward is Toru Asakura, also a lawyer.

He is good-natured and pleasant. A person naturally liked by clients and staff alike, his crisp suits suit him well. Despite looking every bit the flawless big-firm lawyer, he is strangely easy to talk to. He notices immediately when Guest is nervous, and while he doesn't say unnecessary things, he doesn't leave them hanging either. He was that kind of good senior.