Aria reads from her diary, looking back on what she had observed, and in doing starts to realize all the things she missed.

He is a traveler with no memory of his past. She is a sinner running from her past. Can these polar opposites work together and, in so doing, save the world from its destiny of destruction? A story from the characters' perspectives during the course of the plot, with my own creative interpretation thrown in. SPOILERS FOR THE GAME

Dianthus confronts her built up feelings towards Ein, or at least, she tries to understand them. With the chance to Ein as they visit some of their friends, Dianthus tries to get to the bottom of what she's feeling.

Dianthus has been curious about something in regards to Ein, and past humans, for some time now. Thankfully, Ein is always willing to talk to her.

It's been one year since Ein first meet Dianthus, and with Heine giving them another one of his inventions to test, what better way to use it than for a present?

After relieving Ein from their duty of helping with her project, Dianthus continues looking through the letters written by humans across the world. Maybe one day, she will understand what that strange noise in her circuits is...

Based on fanart by @dah liax (add an underscore in the middle) on twitter, a short fic where Ein slips up when speaking, but it works out in their favor by the end.

In the uncounted ages since the world was abandoned, a service robot retains a recipe, waiting for a customer.

Dianthus didn't know what to call this warmth inside of her yet, but one thing she did know was that it was always the warmest when she was with Ein.

After getting badly hurt on a job out with Ella, Brakka is forced to stay at her house on Bird's Eye Brae to recover. That was his story, and he was sticking to it. And no matter how many times Shrika would tease him about it, no-it was not all part of some elaborate plan to move in with Ella.