The General Student Council president vanishes, and suddenly every academy faction stops pretending to cooperate. What was supposed to be a mystery becomes a crash course in how power actually works when nobody's watching. The show moves between comedy and real consequences without apology, letting you laugh at the absurdity while understanding why it matters that these girls have to fix a broken system nobody else will touch. You're not saving the world. You're just trying to keep your school from tearing itself apart while figuring out what happened to the one person everyone depended on too much. The animation budget goes nowhere near AAA action spectacle, which forces the writing to carry everything. When the comedy lands, it lands because the characters are three-dimensional problems solving bigger problems, not mascots waiting for their moment to shine.

The city of Kivotos is made up of countless academies, each governing its own district with little outside oversight. When the General Student Council president vanishes without explanation, the council loses its ability to hold these schools together. Trouble spreads through the districts as no one remains to coordinate between institutions or handle mounting crises. To head off disaster, the council turns to Schale, the Federal Investigation Club and the last club approved before the president disappeared. Schale depends on a Sensei, probably the only teacher in all of Kivotos, to help students deal with incidents across a city where every student carries a gun. Sensei's first assignment is Abydos High School, a formerly respected academy now down to five students who are struggling to repay a debt of nearly one billion yen. The show mixes action and comedy with fantasy and everyday school life.