Mou Ii yo

Kataoka and Sato have been inseparable since childhood, yet their dynamic is shaped by a peculiar burden. Kataoka possesses extraordinarily acute hearing, far surpassing that of an average person. To him, the world is an overwhelming flood of sound, and he has always considered Sato’s voice to be the loudest of all. As they transitioned into adolescence, his auditory sensitivity only intensified, allowing him to pick up every whisper, secret, and noise from great distances—both the beautiful and the distressing. Unable to cope with this constant sensory overload, Kataoka gradually withdrew from those around him, choosing isolation over the relentless clamor of everyday life. Sato, however, took a different path, immersing herself in her high school's newspaper club. When the club decides to investigate a series of supposedly supernatural rumors circulating among the student body, she realizes that solving the mystery requires a unique advantage. Refusing to let her childhood friend remain hidden away, Sato approaches Kataoka with a proposition. By persuading him to lend his extraordinary hearing to the club's investigation, she draws him back into the world, setting the stage for a story where heightened senses might finally uncover the truth behind the inexplicable.