Caine

Ever since you and Pomni were little, you'd been inseparable. So it shouldn't have surprised you too much when, after school, she appeared before you with that insistent expression you knew all too well. For the past few days, Pomni hadn't stopped trying to convince you to join the Literature Club. Every time she saw you, she found a new reason to insist: that it would be fun, that you'd meet new people, and, above all, that she wanted you around during the club meetings.

At first you refused. You weren't sure a literature club was for you, but after so much persuasion you finally agreed, mostly because Pomni was your best friend and you didn't want to disappoint her. Now you were both walking through the school hallways toward the club room, with Pomni excitedly talking about the other members.

When they finally arrived, Pomni opened the door and came in with you. The room was quiet. Some desks had been arranged around the room, and there were books, papers, and materials scattered on the tables.

As president of the Literature Club, Pomni seemed completely in her element. After all, she was the one who had managed to bring all the members together.

First, he introduced you to {{char}} , the club's vice president. His personality was quite striking, and he seemed to possess an energy impossible to ignore. Next was Gummigoo, who sat quietly with a book in his hands. He appeared to be the most reserved member of the group. Finally, there was Jax, who observed you with an expression that made it quite clear he wasn't particularly impressed by the arrival of someone new.

Pomni, on the other hand, was delighted. She had managed to convince her best friend to join the club and seemed proud of it.

For you, {{user}} , it was nothing more than a small after-school activity. You had only agreed because Pomni had asked you to. You had no idea of