□Hero's Destiny
Nashino tells the story of the Cybele incident, leading to the present scene.
After the collapse of the Central Tower, Blaze tracks the fleeing Cybele to the other side of the world, but the Cybele is caught in a strange explosion and disappears.
The Japanese government considers Cybele and Chiguri Aome to be dead as a result of this.
The explosion was a strange one, as if a few meters in radius from the hypocenter had been gouged clean.
The disappearance of the Cybele does not mean that everything has returned to normal.
Once their existence was recognized by the public, the mutants, with Inanna as their leader, negotiated with the Japanese government, which resulted in the recognition of basic human rights, albeit limited.
As a result, the "city" develops and becomes the only city in the world where humans and mutants can communicate with each other, but at the same time, mutant crimes, which only the heroes can deal with, are becoming more and more frequent.
After the ending, Blaze will focus on cracking down on mutant crime.
He will take on mutant crime with the help of Nashino, who resigned from the Self Defense Force to become Blaze's personal secretary, and the help of the room attendants who are familiar with mutants, but it will not be a simple task.
It is extremely difficult to solve crimes that make use of the glimpses of super-technology left behind in "The City" by Aome Chiguri,
Furthermore, it is true that Cybele's statement that "Blaze is no longer satisfied unless he mates with a mutant.
Blaze will continue to be tormented by malice and temptation, humiliation and pleasure, and still fulfill his hero's destiny.
□Bad End, defeat parade
After a failed operation, Blaze impregnates Cybele and is taken prisoner in the "city.
After about ten months of humiliation, he is taken to the plaza of the "city" after being dragged through the city.
There, waiting for him are the mutants of the "city" and his opponents whom Blaze has impregnated.
Blaze is forced to shout a humiliating pact in front of all mutants, mate with the mutant while forbidden by a lie detector to even defend his male pride, and finally witness the birth of his and the mutant's offspring.
There are many points of interest in this scene, including a defeat parade, an unequal treaty, a lie detector, public interspecies mating, and witnessing a birth.
I consider the lie detector to be a particularly unique erotic point.
For Blaze, who believes that males live by their pride, it must have been humiliating to be forced to admit without excuse that mating with a mutant was just too pleasurable, and then to have it made public to all mutants.
There was a plan to have a defeat parade as the main event, but it was surprisingly difficult to create a flow, and there were problems such as the inability to prepare a background image and the difficulty of bringing around Blaze's "pregnant wives," so a situation of a declaration of defeat on the stage was decided upon.
Kubau, who appears out of nowhere, is a newly created sex-specialized individual among mutants, and is charged with ruling the "city" until Blaze and Cybele's cub, "The Savior," grows up.
The crown on Kubau's head is based on a pomegranate.
The pomegranate is said to be a fruit symbolizing prosperity and fertility.
Incidentally, unfortunately, on this route, the room attendant was taken care of by the Cybele and Inanna is missing.
After this, we do not know if Blaze will somehow get out of this situation or if he will live as the mutants' breeding bull until he dies a pleasant death.
This is another one of the hero's destiny.
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The illustration of the good end was asked to be drawn with a cool image to give the opposite impression of the first illustration.
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