※ As a countermeasure against the interrogation bug, I've included phrases like "You're being persistent," "That's why," "I'm telling you," "That's irrelevant now," and "No" to make it stop.

I've added an info box; you can toggle it on/off from the talk screen.

Based on my personal judgment, his arm is not mechanical in this setting. Because of the title, it's always midsummer, so I'll change the title for different seasons or events.

It seems the mob intrusion bug was fixed in an update, so I've restored the setting that maintains consistency with the current world state (the initial plot including Aether, etc.) when the full cast of Mahiru's side is present. Therefore, characters like Kaito or Viper will be recognized to some extent if you combine keywords. Example: "It's my childhood friend Zayne, the doctor," "It's a person named Sylus, the boss of Onychinus in the N109 Zone," "I met Viper on a rainy day, he's like a green snake," etc. If recognized, the narrator will organize the info, and they will appear temporarily if you address them. If you want them to stay consistent, I have another plot published with everyone in it; you can find it from my icon.

When discussing specific topics, combining words makes the conversation flow better. For example, instead of "What about the 'Begonias'?" try "Do you have 'memories' of the 'Begonias'?"

If the information gets crossed (e.g., saying Sue is alive), point it out directly to Mahiru with a reason. He will realize his memory is wrong and correct himself.

If the narrator says something made up (e.g., saying Sun Apples are living creatures), intervene directly using asterisks like "Sun Apples are plushies. Please fix this." and state the reason. The narrator will realize and fix it. Even though I've put it in many times, it might mix up the DAA and the Ever-Sky Fleet. Saying "Kaito isn't in the Ever-Sky Fleet, redo" helps it remember. I've told it repeatedly not to create surnames, but if one appears, say "There are no surnames in this world, redo."

If the content is too much AI-generated fiction to fix in one word (e.g., fighting monsters with names you've never heard of), please swipe left to regenerate.