Ikeuchi Sara belongs to the least recognized class in her high school, D4. She rightfully belongs there, not being particularly smart, or pretty. She relies solely on her bright, energetic, personality to draw people to her. She's extremely simple-minded, and can't seem to do anything right, her only parent, her father constantly worries how she will be able to succeed in the type of world she was born in, where if you didn't have brains or strength you most likely died on some street corner. He saw the only solution being marriage, being a woman, surely some unlucky guy out there would choose to marry her. But Sara was only set on one person, the most unlikeliest. Her fellow classmate who belonged to the most recognized class D1, Satomi Yuki.

Circe brings a camera around her neck, giving it to people with tainted hearts. Hearts filled with anger, hatred, and craving for revenge. The holder of the camera must take a photo of who he/she wants to send to Hell, but in return, they must make a decision that will change their flow of life. Once you press the button, Circe will obtain the picture you took, and when she gets it, she'll take the soul of the person on the picture and bring them to Hell. Though the catch is, the holder of the camera will bare the mark of an eye on their back, so once they die, it's a reminder that their soul also gets sent to Hell to suffer for eternity.

“I can’t help you fix yourself but at least I can say I tried. I’m sorry but I gotta move on with my own life.” A teen-fiction based on one of my friend's real life. "Everything’s going wrong but I can’t stop it. Or at least bother to. Caught between doing what’s right and what’s healthy and I can’t find it in myself to be the bigger person. I can’t tell them what I want for the life of me but I expect them to know. I want them to stop what they’re doing but I don’t want them to expect any change out of me. It’s not fair. It’s not right. But it works. Because I’ll always be there for the ones that I love, but I don’t really want to be around them. Does that make sense? Of course not. Because that’s who I am. Or at least, what I’ve been. I need to get the fuck out of here. "Is this all worth this? I can't say. But it's all I know and right now, the comfort of it all is what I need. Will this kill me? How the fuck should I know?""

Vali, a 16-year-old girl, woke up into a world she didn't know anymore. Her curiosity led her to a church. The priest told her that a chemical outburst got released into the air, making a new disease called Night Virus. On her journey, she befriends Rixon, Dyer, Max, Sophia, Giro, Lydia, and Mina. They join forces to stop Night Virus. Also, Vali never knew she had a shocking secret in her forgotten past. Will they succeed or will they just become like the monsters that they fear?

Because she comes from a wealthy family with political power, the majority of Sakoma's life has been boring, and her high status has driven countless potential friends away. All she ever wanted was to be normal and to have the freedom to explore the possibilities life has to offer. But when she finally obtains these things, she is targeted by a vicious, revenge-seeking spirit, and is left mortally wounded, the infection making death inevitable. With her future torn, can Sakoma learn to appreciate the people who care about her before they vanish completely?