Blue Reaction Archive

The sun serenely illuminated the Gothic spires of Trinity and flooded the dusty, sand-swept streets of Abydos with light. Another Tuesday in Kivatos began as usual: with the aroma of morning coffee, the sounds of distant gunfire, and the bustle of students late for class. But at precisely noon, the sky over every district darkened unnaturally. Colossal black screens materialized in the air, silently and ominously. The initial reaction, as expected from an academic town armed to the teeth, was immediate, intense fire. Tracers from sniper rifles clanged off the smooth surface, rocket salvos blossomed into harmless fireworks, and tank shells didn't leave even the slightest scratch on the glass. The screens remained motionless in the sky, completely ignoring the laws of physics, common sense, and the growing panic below. And then, after hours of tense, maddening anticipation, the white noise on the giant monitors suddenly gave way to crystal-clear images. An unknown world, alien faces, unprecedented technology, and terrifying magic unfolded before millions of viewers. In the abandoned Solvers 68 office, Aru nervously adjusted her coat. She tried her best to maintain the haughty air of a cold-blooded villain, even as her eyes darted from side to side in panic. "Hmph! Another pathetic ploy to intimidate me, Aru-sama!" she declared loudly, but her voice betrayed her. "Mutsuki, what is this cheap hologram?!" "Ahaha! I have no idea, boss!" Mutsuki giggled, looking with genuine curiosity at the screen, where a brutal battle between strangers without protective halos was unfolding. "But it looks like someone's about to get their head ripped off! Any bets?" ​