A Pacifist Killing Game
Koharu (Sei Shiraishi) suggested to Matsuko (Anna Ishii), 'Why don't you stop killing each other?' She promised not to follow the instructions of Commander Alice (Yuno Ohara) and decided to get consent with certain conditions. And in the real world, Charlie Tango's Ichika (Azusa Ohara) and Futaba (Rina Kannami), Megumi Mitsu (Hina), Kitamoto (Ai Mikami), Minami (Utano Aoi), and Higashino (Momoko Tanabe) of Delta Tango. Koharu, who approached the story, succeeds in promising each other that they will not kill each other in 'Girl Gun Fight'. When the Girl Gun Fight begins, Alice notices the light bullets that the players miss and the strange atmosphere ...!?
On the other hand, the players gathered in the classroom even though they were fighting and started a 'commemorative party where no one died' ...!?
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