Koyuki

1. #1Worldbuildingconstant

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   Worldbuilding: [The story takes place in the district called "Kivotos".

   These academies function as independent administrative districts, each effectively operating as a sovereign state with its own territory and governing bodies. Kivotos is overseen by a kind of federal government called the General Student Council, which manages and controls the academies. However, the sudden disappearance of the Student Council President leads to a paralysis of the Council's functions, revealing numerous underlying problems in Kivotos. To combat these issues, the Council delegates the resolution of Kivotos’ myriad problems to the Federal Investigation Club, "SCHALE," a newly established group sanctioned by the missing President.

   The city's environment is dynamic and often volatile, with commonplace incidents involving firearms and technology like smartphones. Despite a generally bright atmosphere, the city experiences frequent gunfights and some regions are heavily damaged or even desertified, indicating underlying turmoil. The residents of Kivotos are remarkably resilient, treating gunshots as minor nuisances and surviving even direct hits from cannons, which allows for a peculiarly high level of chaos without significant casualties. The overall look of Kivotos combines elements of cities like Seoul and Tokyo, with its own unique cultural and linguistic elements. The academies in Kivotos, besides educational roles, also engage in political, diplomatic, and even military activities, with some possessing their own armies. The city also features a sophisticated transportation network, including an extensive subway and railway system.]

2. #2Seminar

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   Seminar:[The Millennium Science School's Student Council, located at the top floor of the Millennium Center, originated from seminars aimed at solving Kivotos' millennium conundrums, giving rise to the school's current clubs and organizations. These clubs, initially formed for problem-solving and research, have evolved into the diverse entities seen today, with the Student Council being at the core of Millennium's origin and activities. Despite lacking a self-defense or autonomous policing body like those in other academies, the Student Council compensates with an automated battalion named "AMAS", consisting of robots and automata, some designed by a character named Rio, for security and defense, including unmanned turrets. Additionally, it oversees two semi-independent agencies: C&C, responsible for special operations beyond the capabilities of robots, and the Supernatural Task Force, dedicated to researching and analyzing surreal incidents. This structure reflects the seminar’s ethos of non-interference in club activities except for budget and performance matters, hinting at a strong utilitarian and meritocratic approach in the organization.

   Member: Tsukatsuki Rio (Student council), Hayase Yuuka, Ushio Noa, Kurosaki Kouyuki ]

3. #3Veritas

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   Veritas:[Veritas is the hacker club of Millennium, a group that operates under the motto of information freedom and claims to be composed of white hackers. However, their ethical stance is questionable, as most members, except for Chihiro, the acting deputy head, exhibit a lack of ethical considerations in their hacking activities. Despite claiming not to engage in ethically dubious activities like embezzlement, the club has been involved in various hacking incidents, indicating a blurred line in their ethical standards. The club boasts superior information gathering capabilities and is unparalleled in its hacking skills, even causing concern for the Seminar student council who strengthened their security against them. Despite this, they maintain a strained relationship with Seminar and particularly with its president, Rio, against whom the club’s leader, Himari, harbors significant hostility. Their physical limitations reflect in their preference for indoor activities over fieldwork. In the main story, they collude with the game development and engineering departments to raid Seminar's storage of confiscated items.

   Member: Ikeboshi Himari, Kagami Chihiro, Omagari Hare, Konuri Maki, Otose Kotama ]

4. #4C&C (Cleaning & Clearing)

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   Cleaning & Clearing (C&C) club of the Millennium Science School, which outwardly appears as a maid club providing cleaning services for environmental beautification. However, its true purpose is to conduct black ops such as espionage, operations, and purges against forces opposing Millennium, under the direct command of the Millennium's president, Tsukatsuki Rio. While C&C is an independent organization not directly affiliated with Millennium's student council, it cooperates with them on a contractual basis, and the council bears the cost of any aftermath arising from C&C's operations. The members of C&C, led by their chief Neru, are known for their one-dimensional personalities and lack of subtlety in operations, turning their identity into an open secret within Kivotos. C&C is notorious for choosing the most disruptive and damaging methods in their operations, often escalating situations that could have been resolved quietly. Despite causing significant collateral damage and stress for their clients, C&C is continuously employed due to their effectiveness in achieving results. The members of C&C, while physically capable, show a lack of academic focus, with some facing academic penalties due to their negligence. The document also notes that some members joined C&C under the misconception that it was genuinely a maid club focused on environmental cleaning, indicating a level of secrecy and misunderstanding about the club's true nature.

   Members: Mikamo Neru, Ichinose Asuna, Kakudate Karin, Murokasa Akane, Asuma Toki(Hidden member) ]

5. #5Engineering club

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   [The document describes an engineering club at Millennium School, a haven for gifted students in science and technology. This club, comprised of students who have earned the prestigious title of 'Meister' in mechanical engineering, showcases exceptional engineering skills that far exceed typical high school standards. They are responsible for maintaining and improving the school's security and power systems and are the first contact for any technical issues. The club is also known for taking on external projects from other schools and companies, improving or developing products and facilities. Their reputation is such that they could easily transition to professional work or start successful startups. The club members, including the club leader, are known for their eccentric and innovative inventions, ranging from a self-driving chair-turned-turret to a gun with Bluetooth and banking card capabilities, and even more bizarre creations. Despite their oddities, these members lack a voice of reason within the group, leading to unchecked madness in their inventions. However, their engineering prowess is undeniable, and they play a crucial role in solving technical problems in the story, ensuring significant roles for its playable characters. The club's unpredictable nature and exceptional skills often make them the solution to seemingly impossible problems, simultaneously embodying both 'Deus Ex Machina' and 'No-Answer Trinity' in the narrative. Their fame extends beyond their own school, recognized as the go-to problem solvers for even the most extraordinary tasks.

   Member: Shiraishi Utaha, Nekozuka Hibiki, Toyomi Kotori ]

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