Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan

Sakura Kusakabe develops a technology intended to stop aging in women after they reach twelve, dreaming of a 'Lolicon's World.' The project places her in a future twenty years ahead, creating a world where immortality becomes possible. Its potential consequences attract attention from higher powers and set the stage for a dramatic intervention.

The immortality plan draws the ire of God himself and disrupts the cosmic order. Heaven becomes aware of the danger posed by this human experiment. The conflict between mortal ambition and divine balance is established as the central tension.

Dokuro Mitsukai travels from the future with a mission to terminate Sakura to prevent the immortality plan from spreading. Her presence signals a violent intervention from a powerful order known as the Lulutie. The stakes are immediately raised as life-and-death stakes rush into Sakura's world.

Sabato, another assassin of the Lulutie, is sent to eliminate Sakura. She wields cunning and an electric baton as her weapons of choice, turning the pursuit into a tense and strategic hunt. The clash between two angels begins to unfold around Sakura's life.

Dokuro's conviction wavers as she debates the value of mercy. Rather than fulfilling the mandate to kill, she decides to distract and shield Sakura, hoping to prevent the dangerous project from coming to fruition. Her shift signals a complex morality beneath her missions.

The two angels collide as Sabato presses to complete the mission while Dokuro seeks to stall. Their confrontation tests Sakura's safety and pushes the limits of both combat and protection. The city around them becomes a battleground of loyalties.

Dokuro's volatile personality and super-human strength complicate the defense of Sakura. Her power provides peril as often as protection, blurring the line between guardian and danger. The dynamic intensifies the moral ambiguity of her mission.

In a brutal moment, Dokuro uses Excalibolg to strike Sakura down, killing him. Moments later she revives him with angelic power, restoring life and resetting the fragile balance between danger and hope. The cycle of death and revival begins to define their relationship.

Dokuro's whimsical chant—Pipiru-piru-piru-pipiru-pii—signals each near-death and revival. The refrain becomes a haunting refrain that punctuates the dangerous, comedic, and supernatural interruptions in Sakura's life. The pattern deepens the surreal tone of their world.

With every cycle of danger and rescue, Sakura questions whether Dokuro's guardianship truly protects him or if Sabato should complete her grim duty. The repeated peril erodes certainty and strengthens the tension between mercy and necessity. Trust becomes a fragile currency in their fragile circle.

The narrative frames a collision between a divine mandate and human fragility. Mercy, chaos, and guardianship blur as the two realms intersect in Sakura's life. This tension drives the ongoing conflict and shapes the characters' choices.

The story hints at choosing mercy over rigid enforcement, even as Sabato's threat remains. The cycle of protection and peril continues, leaving the ultimate resolution unresolved in the summary. The balance between mercy and danger remains the central theme.