The disparity between the affluent and the poor in the globe grows increasingly obvious ten years after the Bubble War, and Japan is no exception. Tokyo has developed into such a metropolis as a result of the rich's drive to satisfy their cravings and obtain pleasure for themselves. Saiga, a former war photographer, now works for Hibara Ginza in Tokyo, Japan's capitalist state. To gather information on them, he infiltrates the Roppongi Club, a covert headquarters located in the city's red light district. He was, however, caught up in the process and dragged forward before a girl named Kagura who was performing a ritual. When he comes into touch with Kagura, he gains a particular skill: the capacity to make things explode when they are photographed. In