Jinto and Lafiel's relationship stops performing and starts existing, two people navigating empire, duty, and what they actually want from each other. The show trusts you to care about political collapse and a couple's quiet conversations in equal measure. It ends on something real: not a victory, but two people choosing each other anyway, knowing what that costs.
Jinto's return to the Hyde System as a newly appointed imperial earl should be straightforward: oversee the territory now freed from enemy occupation and settle into his role. His partner Lafiel captains the transport ship Bokbrusue, and together they navigate the aftermath of war with cautious optimism. That peace fractures quickly when Jinto's homeland of Martin refuses to accept imperial authority, threatening the fragile stability he's meant to establish. Complications multiply when the First Devastation Fleet arrives for routine military exercises. This elite squadron operates cutting-edge attack vessels, and their presence transforms the region into a powder keg. Political resistance, military posturing, and the unpredictable friction between old allegiances and new rule create tension that escalates beyond anyone's control. Jinto finds himself caught between loyalty to his birthplace and duty to the empire, while Lafiel must navigate command decisions that could ignite open conflict. This OVA pair balances intimate character moments against large-scale space warfare, delivering both romantic stakes and tactical intrigue.