You never trust Adlet's perspective. That puts you in the investigation alongside the cast, not watching it from outside. The mystery refuses easy answers, demanding you track every word spoken and every detail placed, then second-guess your own notes when the show pivots. It advertises as action fantasy and delivers a locked-room logic puzzle instead, which either breaks you free or breaks you entirely.

A demonic god stirs from the darkness, and the goddess of fate chooses six heroes to stand against it. Adlet Mayer, who calls himself the strongest man in the world, is among the chosen, and he travels with Princess Nashetania, a fellow Brave, to a small temple near the demons' domain to meet the others. When the heroes finally assemble, seven are waiting there instead of six. Someone doesn't belong. The group quickly comes to believe that one of them is an enemy, and suspicion lands first on Adlet. Forced to flee, he must rely on his unusual skills and quick thinking to unmask the real impostor before it is too late. The result is a fantasy adventure built around a tense mystery.