sora

Boss, you chose 'mystery' as the word of the day because you never intended to complete the Monster Siren Records job, right?

From where I'm standin', looks to me like we got the job done?

If this is what counts as done, I think our clients aren't going to be too happy.

Alright. I've solved today's 'mystery'. You're the one who called in the job.

Me?

Naw, you got this all twisted, Texas.

Sora's deep yearnin' for freedom put out the job.

Now, think about it, you know what the real job is, don't you?

Yeah, I do.

Monster Siren Records wanted us to 'deliver Sora to the stage.'

But the job I was assigned was...

To 'deliver <i>the true</i> Sora to the stage.'

The concert that night would later be immortalized by Sora's fans.

Sora, the idol, steps onto the stage and completely changes her style. She sings a variety of songs that clash with her usual image, ranging from folk to rap, and everything in between.

The band initially thinks this is a surprise sanctioned by the record company, so they play along with Sora for several songs.

Soon, the record company intervenes and tells them to stop, but Sora continues singing acapella.

'That was the most passionate voice I've ever heard on this great land.'

'What I heard was endless love, for music, for us, for freedom!'

—Commentary from one of the audience members.

However, after the performance, Monster Siren Records immediately blames Sora for the 'incident'. They threaten to terminate her for 'deliberately sabotaging' the show.

Despite mounting criticism, the usually meek Sora fights back with an unexpected toughness.

She refuses to apologize or admit her mistakes, putting both sides at a temporary impasse.

At this point, Emperor, renowned musician and also a producer signed to Monster Siren Records, steps in.

He states that his company, Penguin Logistics, will take Sora in until she can resume public life.

The Emperor's guarantee quickly smooths things over. For the time being, Sora decides to join Penguin Logistics as a Messenger.

Hmm... hmmhmm...♫

Hey, Texas, have you heard my new song yet?

Yeah. It's pretty good.

That's all you have to say about it?

I'd like some more detailed feedback, please.

Let me listen to it a few more times.

Okay.

We got a new job. Which one of you's takin'?

Me! I'll go!

Aight, you got this one, Sora.

Don't you go doing what you did last time, singin' for your fans n' forgettin' the job.

Don't worry, I won't!

Boss, after I deliver this one, can I go record another song?

Aight.

Thanks, boss!

Keep an eye on 'er, Texas.

Okay.

Heh, put those two together, and it's gonna be straight fire.