Taki and Klaus exist in the space between devotion and destruction, where loving someone from the enemy side means both of you might have to die proving it. The OVA refuses to soften what that costs: every gesture of tenderness is also an act of treason, every promise made in private is a betrayal of the uniform they wear. War doesn't end their bond. It just makes it impossible to live openly, and the show finds its entire weight in that crushing specificity.

A commander and a soldier from warring countries find themselves bound by a pledge of master and servant. Taki Reizen, a commander of striking beauty, carries the fate of his nation on his shoulders. Klaus, nicknamed Mad Dog for his rough temper, has sworn loyalty to him as his knight. The people around them look on their bond with coldness and suspicion. Their feelings for each other are sincere, but the brutality of the war hangs over them and threatens to make their love a cruel one. Across two OVA episodes, this drama asks what can become of devotion that takes root in the middle of a war.