Flower and Asura

When Hana Haruyama was a little girl, she watched a poetry recitation program on TV featuring the talented child actress Shura Saionji.

Joining the broadcasting club, Hana is paired with Shudai Toga for the club induction. The new members are tasked with introducing each other.

Hana and the other new members receive strict but accurate guidance from Kichijoji Hiromi, the broadcasting club advisor.

Hana is having trouble choosing which book to read for the N-Con competition. During lunch break, she visits the Broadcasting Club for advice.

The deadline to enter the Kyoto N-Con contest is approaching. Hana, still struggling, finally finds a book that resonates deeply with her.

Hana and the others are deciding which category to enter in the N-Con Kyoto competition: reciting or announcing. Toga will not participate in either.

Akiyama has an older sister who left home with a goal of becoming a poet. Akiyama uses his own family environment as a model to write a script.

Hana and the others go to see Shura's performance. The curtain rises... in the silence, Shura speaks.

A joint practice session is held for the broadcasting clubs of Sumomogaoka High School and three other schools.

At the joint practice session, Xiangling, a first-year student, says that the key to improvement is to imitate the reading of someone skilled.

The N-Con Kyoto Tournament is approaching. Hana is worried because Mizuki seems to be acting strangely.

Worried about Mizuki with no successful attempts made at contacting, Hana and the others devise a plan and go to see Mizuki's older brother, Kouki.