To those around her, Muramata-san presents a carefully composed exterior. She is a woman who wears her emotions openly, prone to tears and inclined toward a certain sweet dependence on those she holds dear. Yet beneath this soft-spoken demeanor lies a relationship that few would suspect: she and her subordinate, Kaji-kun, are lovers. Their connection exists in the delicate space between professional hierarchy and private devotion, a dynamic that has caused no small amount of internal conflict for them both.
What makes Muramata-san truly extraordinary, however, is something far more intimate. She possesses what is known as a “split tongue”, a physical trait where the tip of her tongue divides into two separate branches, like a serpent’s kiss. It is a feature that fascinates and confounds in equal measure.
When their relationship first began, Kaji-kun found himself wrestling with the disparity in their positions. How could he bridge the gap between subordinate and partner? In his quiet moments, he harbored a wish: to receive something precious from Muramata-san, a “first” that would belong only to him. That wish, once voiced, opened a door neither of them could have anticipated. What followed was a journey of slow, patient exploration, a gradual unfolding of trust that deepened their bond in ways neither had imagined.
One evening, the two found themselves playing a game, a playful challenge that ended in Kaji’s defeat. What followed was a moment of intense sensation, as Muramata’s unique tongue worked its magic with a dexterity that left him breathless.