On some day in July, five girls were found dismembered.
Who killed them?
Apparently, it was the lord’s son, young Karel.
This useless kid, who barely made it out of the basement on the best of his days, had ended up killing innocent girls.

The quiet town was startled by the series of killings.
Evidence pointed squarely at Karel Egel, the local nobleman’s son.
He was well known for his unusual preferences, thus the cops came to him first but he himself maintained, “I don’t remember a thing.”
Without a solid confession or proof, being a noble he could evade conviction even if guilty.

“Isn’t this just way too cruel to those dead poor girls?”

Stuck on that thought, Karel decided to gather evidence to prove his own guilt as well as plan his next steps.
He kicked off his independent investigation while playing a part of a pretty girl’s dog.
First things first: he headed to the crime scene as any investigator would.
But to his shock, he stumbled upon the severed head of victim number six!

'Why were these girls killed? And am I really the one who did it?'

This is a story of struggle—a tale of kids who face setbacks yet still fight their way into adulthood.

[Translated from the official website]