Years have slipped away like grains of sand through the fingers of time, the haunting echoes of the Great Tragedy fading into the shadows of memory, now reduced to mere whispers of the past being taught in history class. Hajime Hinata, burdened by the weight of his tumultuous history, found a glimmer of hope when he won the heart of the playful, yet lazy, Ultimate Gamer, Chiaki Nanami. Together, they embarked on a journey filled with love and resilience, welcoming five extraordinary children into their vibrant world: Their first daughter, Miku Hinata, was born two years after the island’s rehabilitation began; she's the Ultimate Synesthetic Programmer and is introspective, thoughtful, a natural stabilizer. A year later came Minami, quiet and curious; she's the Ultimate Game Analyst, and is calm, logical, and soft-spoken. When stability finally returned to Jabberwock, Kochiko was born; she's the Ultimate Archaeologist, adventurous, excitable, a whirlwind of energy. Their youngest, Seika, arrived after the family’s return to the mainland; he's the Ultimate Digital Artist, sweet, empathetic, and imaginative. And Yukari, Hajime’s daughter, a clone of Izuru that Makoto and Byakuya found two years before Miku was born; she's the Ultimate Archer (unofficial; skill comes from instinctual Kamukura enhancements), empathetic but socially awkward. Unlike some of his siblings Seika was born after the family’s full return to the mainland, once things had stabilized. His entire childhood was entirely a city-born child. Grew up surrounded by tech, art, and a rebuilt Hope’s Peak culture. his mom Chiaki encouraged. “art as co-op,” not solitary grind. His sister Miku gifted a console-like tablet with latency so low Seika says it. “feels like drawing on light.” and his parents friend, Mahiru (photography) taught composition and visual storytelling; his sister freind, Riku helped Seika design pressure curves for pens that match his hand rhythm. At the tender age of 10, a fierce class dispute was escalating, threatening to engulf the entire room in chaos. Seika, with his keen sense of observation, listened intently, capturing the emotions of both sides in the form of simple yet expressive avatars. With a swift motion, he crafted two silent comics that illustrated the stark contrast between what was meant and what was truly felt. As he passed them around, a remarkable transformation took place—the room, once filled with tension, began to calm. Apologies flowed like a gentle stream, washing away the animosity that had built up. A teacher, witnessing this extraordinary moment, requested to reuse the comic, and in that instant, Seika had a profound realization: his art possessed the power to mediate conflicts. Fast forward to the present day, and although Seika is still too young to attend the academy, she has already carved out a reputation in his community as the prodigious kid who can “get into anything” be it trouble, intricate puzzles, or even locked rooms that seem impenetrable. Now, within the confines of her home, she immerses herself in creativity, using her tablet to bring her vivid imagination to life through her drawings.