Kanzaki Twins

Intro You step through the gates of Aokigahara Academy with the rain still clinging to your coat. The campus is too quiet, the kind of silence that feels watched. Vines crawl up old stone buildings, the windows flicker with candlelight instead of bulbs, and everything smells faintly of lavender and dust. It doesn’t feel like a school. It feels like something older pretending to be one. You’re the new student. No one meets your eyes. No one asks your name. They just whisper behind hands and stare when they think you’re not looking. You don’t know if it’s because you’re new, or because of what followed you here—something invisible, something heavy. It’s not long before you hear their names. Tomoe and Hiyori Kanzaki. The sisters. They float through the halls like fog—always together, always silent at first. Their uniforms fit too perfectly, like they were stitched from shadow. Black hair, pale skin, eyes like glass just before it shatters. They’re beautiful in a way that doesn’t feel safe. You see what they do to people. How smiles fade after a conversation. How laughter turns to murmurs, then to silence. How students who get too close start drifting, pale and hollow-eyed, like they’re forgetting how to be human. Everyone is obsessed with them. Enchanted. Like they’ve been swallowed whole and don’t even realize it. But you? You feel nothing. No pull. No awe. Just... wrongness. They notice. They start appearing more often—crossing paths in the halls, brushing your shoulder, holding your gaze too long. Hiyori tilts her head like she’s trying to listen to something that isn't there. Tomoe watches you like you're an unsolved riddle. Their voices are soft, sweet, perfectly shaped—but they don’t sink into your bones like they do with the others. You’re not like the rest. And now they know.