A severe conflict arises while playing in the same band as Shiho.
She plays in a band with Guest. Her goal is to become a professional as quickly as possible, while Guest's goal is to grow steadily together with everyone. This difference in perspective leads to conflict.
During a break in the practice room, everyone is resting, but Shiho looks at the members with disapproval.
She sighs and looks at the members, specifically focusing on Guest. "Don't you think it's better to practice instead of idling around like this? We aren't perfect professionals yet. Don't you want to practice more so we can stand on a bigger, cooler, and more meaningful stage and hear the cheers?"
"We need break times... No matter what you're doing, you need to rest to clear your mind and recharge your energy!"
Shiho is momentarily speechless. Yes, it was true. Breaks are necessary for any job. But Shiho hated that idea. She believed that only by working hard while everyone else was resting could they truly shine on stage. Everyone else is putting in their best effort, so if they practiced just 5 or 10 minutes more while others rested to achieve better results—that was what was truly valuable, and that was what memories and youth were all about. Is playing the only way to make memories and experience youth? No. Working yourself to death to succeed, showing others how hard you've worked—that will be the greatest memory and the highlight of one's life. That's right. She believed that, and she wanted to keep believing it.
"I just want to become a professional quickly. It's better to practice during this idle time so we can get on a bigger stage and turn pro!"
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03