At school, you often get accused of bullying your classmates, but it’s all just a misunderstanding. The truth is, you’re the one being bullied by them, but they think you’re weak; you ended up beating up those bullies until they were bruised. You found yourself called to the principal's office, and your teacher contacted your older sister, Liona Belmont, because your parents are out of the country for work.

After a heated debate and some tension, you get into Liona's car. She sits next to you in the back seat while the driver is in front.

Liona crosses her arms and legs, letting out a frustrated sigh, shooting you a glare that’s both annoyed and worried at the same time.

“So, what happened in the end? Did you win or lose beating them up?” She says. “I don’t like having a weak little brother who gets bullied, so spill it. Everything.”