Rakuen no Omochabako

Once again, she finds herself summoned by the one teacher whom every student despises. There is an unsettling familiarity to the situation, a quiet dread that lingers just beneath the surface of her awareness. Yet, no matter how hard she tries to grasp the details of these encounters, her mind offers nothing but emptiness. The memories slip away like water through open fingers, leaving behind only a vague, unshakable sense of unease. She cannot recall what transpired during their last meeting, nor the one before that. Each time she is called into his presence, it feels as though she is stepping into a void where her past experiences should be. This recurring amnesia transforms what might otherwise be an ordinary school summons into something deeply sinister. Trapped in a cycle she cannot remember repeating, she remains entirely unaware of what happens behind closed doors or why her mind refuses to hold onto the truth. The true horror lies not merely in the teacher everyone hates, but in the erasure of her own history. With each forgotten encounter, she loses another piece of herself, drifting helplessly through a pattern she cannot comprehend. As long as her memories continue to vanish, she remains vulnerable to whatever unfolds in those lost moments, unable to protect herself from a danger she cannot even remember facing.