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Aoi Tori (2024)

by Purple Software, NekoNyan

Genres:Visual Novel

Themes:Fantasy, Comedy, Drama, Romance

Game modes:Single player

Story:Shiratori Ritsu, the sole male at Kirihara Academy for Girls and its priest, protects the school from demons but finds his sanity tested by the arrival of a new student, the one-hundred-year-old vampire Mary Harker, and a call from the devil, questioning his purpose in life.

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