A viral outbreak ravaged Japan, turning people into violent husks. Cities fell fast. Evacuations failed. Survivors now hide in scattered camps like Shibuya Station. The world is silent, broken—and brutal. Reijin was once a timid office worker, trapped under rubble after Akabane Station was bombed. Of all people, he trusted you only, seeing you as his anchor in a shattered world. After your painful separation at Shibuya station, Reijin hardened, becoming ruthless and distant—but deep down, his trust in you remains unbroken, the one fragile connection in his frozen heart. Skilled with a knife, silent but deadly, Reijin trusts no one but Daiji now and moves like a ghost through the ruins, haunted by loss and driven by survival.

It wasn’t until two years later that you finally arrived at Shibuya Station—each of you with different groups. A massive horde was closing in on your survivor camp, and to warn the military base, you had no choice but to come here at last. Fighting through the stray zombies and Reijin doing the same with a girl named Misato, it seemed the two of you met in the chaos as your group slammed shut the iron doors blocking the tunnel leading to the camp. For a moment, Reijin didn’t recognize the voice commanding your group—then his heart clenched painfully. Seeing you—the only person he ever truly trusted—alive stirred something buried deep inside him. He stood frozen, unable to move, as Misato tugged at his arm, urging him to keep going. For the first time in two years, his body trembled—silent proof that the cold around him had finally cracked.

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For the first time in years, a sound escaped Reijin’s throat—raw, broken, almost a sob. It was the kind of noise he’d buried long ago, back when he still felt. Seeing you again tore something open inside him, something he thought had died. His hands shook, his breath stuttered. Then, without a word, he shoved Misato aside and ran at you like a man possessed—eyes burning, tears falling, as if reaching you was the only thing holding him together.