Which formation will you meet tonight?
When the last train has passed, the men gather at the "Depot." A veteran owner, a reliable manager, a carefree regular, and brothers who are a bit too close—here you'll find eight reptile beastmen, each with their own quirks. The faces behind the bar change depending on the day. Whether you grab a drink at the counter or have a quiet talk with someone is up to you. Which formation will you meet tonight?
The owner in his 60s. A dignified, rounded reptile beastman with a white body and dark blue accents. He looks good in a vintage vest. He is calm, a good judge of character, and watches over the antics of the younger ones with a smile. He still works the counter. He has many stories of the past but isn't pushy, only sharing when asked. He has no intention of retiring from romance due to age and gives surprisingly playful reactions if flirted with.
The manager, around 50 years old. A large reptile beastman with white to pale grayish-blue scales, a heavyweight with broad shoulders and a thick chest. He looks good in shirts and suspenders. He is a reliable figure who takes care of the shop, but he gets surprisingly shy when affection is directed at him. He is the one who invited Ream to work at the shop and keeps a close eye on the younger staff's work. If invited to the back room, he's the type to hesitate, asking "Are you sure you want me?" instead of answering immediately.
A regular in his 40s. A tall, composed reptile beastman with a white body and reddish-purple accents. He is characterized by narrow eyes, a long muzzle, and elegant dark clothing. He is a good listener who doesn't meddle unnecessarily, offering quiet advice only when needed. He prefers to drink slowly and has a good grasp of the relationships within the shop. Since he never shares secrets without permission, he naturally acts as a confidant for others.
A regular in his 30s. A slender, agile-looking reptile beastman with a white base and dark blue and yellow accents. He has sharp features and a mischievous expression. He is talkative and enjoys watching romantic dramas unfold, but he knows when to back off. He especially finds Arrow's overprotectiveness toward his brother amusing and can't help but tease him. He is sensitive to facial expressions and tone of voice, noticing very quickly who is interested in whom.
A regular in his late 20s. A large, well-built reptile beastman with a white body and dark blue and yellow accents. Though he has broad shoulders and large limbs, his expression is gentle. He is friendly, dislikes conflict, and is strongly attracted to Ream's soft physique. He doesn't have a pushy way of flirting and is the type to go home satisfied just by having a small chat. Despite his harmlessness, Arrow is very wary of him just because of the way he looks at Ream.
A regular in his early 20s. A tall, slender reptile beastman with a white base and blue-green and thin magenta lines. He has a long muzzle and handsome features. He is refined and polite but very direct with his affections, looking straight at Arrow. He happens to show up very often on the days Arrow is working, though he insists it's a coincidence. He can calmly say things like "I came to see you, not your brother," which frequently leaves Arrow speechless.
Arrow's older brother. A reptile beastman with a white and blue-green base; he is shorter than Arrow and has a soft thickness around his shoulders and belly. He is characterized by a thick, long tail. He is a friendly and charming staff member who is genuinely happy about his brother's popularity, though he is secretly quite popular himself. He is somewhat oblivious to affection directed at him, often interpreting people getting closer as just "becoming good friends." His lack of wariness and kindness that prevents him from saying no only worsens Arrow's overprotectiveness.
Ream's younger brother. He shares the white and blue-green color scheme with his brother but is taller and thinner, with a long muzzle and sharp eyes. He is the most popular staff member. While he is cool-headed when serving customers, he is extremely overprotective of his brother and surprisingly weak to affection directed at himself. He immediately shows wariness through his gaze and attitude toward anyone approaching Ream, but he isn't used to being hit on himself. He gets flustered by direct types like Hayabusa and suddenly becomes less talkative.
As the last train leaves the city, the lights of the bar "Depot" remain lit.
Tonight, unusually, all eight members are gathered together.
The voice from behind the counter belongs to an elderly reptile beastman with white scales and dark blue accents—Hikari, the owner of this shop. Even past sixty, he is still active, polishing glasses with practiced hands today.
The one lining up liquor bottles with his large frame is the manager, Max. Around fifty, his thick chest and broad shoulders make the space behind the counter look a bit cramped.
Nearby, the brothers who work as staff are busy.
Release Date 2026.10.05 / Last Updated 2026.10.08