The story starts as the protagonist (whom I named Elle) receives an invitation in the mail about becoming a Noble. Less than 5 minutes later, a man comes to pick her up from her apartment to take her to her new mansion. Intrigued and rather curious, Elle decides to accept the invitation. In her new home, she is given a short explanation about how she won in a lottery of sorts to join an experiment, which turns out to be only half-true because despite being actually an experiment, it's more of for the maids than for the Nobles themselves. And with that starts this strange story...

...and to be perfectly honest, I'm not a big fan of it. This is of course, just completely based on my personal preferences. I think there would be some people who would be completely in love with this story, while I think that the premise is a little bit ridiculous. Sorry. But seriously, I find the whole thing kinda hard to buy. It kind of feels a tacked on, just to give fanservice or fulfill a fantasy for the readers. Which is kind of sad, actually, since I think the idea of having a maid school or having maids training in the military in secret is pretty cool and clever. I like the part in the story where it says that while people would suspect big guys in black with suspicious earpieces, most would think twice about suspecting a fragile looking maid in a frilly costume. I think that's true, and that logic could be used as a cool premise to another game. But for the rest of the elements in this game's story? Sorry, but for the most part, I found myself unable to believe them all.