Gunka o Haita Neko

In a world ruled by bushy-tailed, bipedal catfolk, "humans" are mythical beings worshipped as gods. Those who pass a human's trial will have their wish granted... or so the legends say. In the bountiful nation of Nyamato, nature has reclaimed the ancient ruins that lay scattered around. With Princess Tama soon to be wed to her cousin Kotarou, the two announce their union to the gods as part of a traditional marriage ritual. But at that exact moment, in a flash of blinding light, a young man appears--with no visible ears or tail, precisely as humans are described in the old legends. And just a few days after his advent, an Impurrial ship docks at the harbor. With both nations eager to lay claim to the human for their own purposes, the once-peaceful Nyamato is confronted with an arduous trial to overcome. Be it for her country or her heart, what will Tama choose?

The abundant country where ruins and nature exist in harmony, the "Republic." With the marriage of its princess, Tama, and her cousin Kotarou approaching, the day of their "wedding ceremony" came, when they must inform the "humans" of their marriage. Just as the ceremony was being carried out in solemnity, and was thought to end without any problems, in that moment, a young man appeared along with a bright light. He, with no animal ears nor tail, was none other than one of the "humans" that the cats revere. And then, several days after the advent of the "human." With the arrival of ships from the distant "Empire" from the other side of the sea, the Republic, having spent their days in peace, now are faced with ordeals. Thus the Republic and the Empire press forward into unrest, with both sides harboring their own feelings and intentions in their hearts, over "humans." As the princess of a country, as a single cat, the decision that Tama makes is