Do As I Say – Obedience to the Village Leader

Suzune loses both parents in an accident and, with no family left to take her in, ends up under the care of the village chief in the town where she grew up. The reunion with her childhood friend, now the chief's grandson, brings back old memories fast — and just as fast, the old man's stare makes clear this isn't a simple homecoming.

The village chief has kept one tradition alive for over three hundred years, a custom built around securing descendants, and he hands his grandson a specific role to play in it. Suzune, newly arrived and without anywhere else to go, has no say in what that role requires of her.

It plays out as a kinetic visual novel: voiced scenes, static 2D art, and a fixed path through the story rather than branching choices. You read, you watch the village's arrangement close in around Suzune, and you click forward — there's no route-picking here, just the one obedience the title promises.