The Funeral Parlor that Tsubame belonged to was a club spontaneously formed by some students of Tennoz First High School, something like an enthusiasts' alliance.
At first, the members' goal had merely been to investigate mysterious incidents occurring near Toko City, such as whether the Ōshima Research Institute truly existed, and Queen Himiko of Yamatai.
As for the meaning of "funeral," it was to unveil the unknown, and under their witness, rebury history with a new form and ritual...
This utterly chuunibyou name was ultimately approved by unanimous vote.
There were seven founders in total, so they jokingly called themselves the "Seven Council." The members were:
The pervert Kondate Souta, who secretly took photos and collected newspaper clippings; Kusama Kanon, the class representative of Class 2-A, skilled at intelligence analysis; and Kōjō Matsuri, who served as the peacemaker whenever arguments broke out...
Shinomiya Ayase, the indomitable spiritual leader despite her disabled legs; and Kansawa Kuzu, the scheming man responsible for organizing, leading, and planning...
And finally, of course, there was the genius hacker responsible for behind-the-scenes support—the cutest, cutest, cutest magical girl warrior, Tsubame!
Hmph, wasn't it always me who hacked into the school's access control system and gave those guys a chance to sneak out?
Oh, and as for why there were seven... Sakurami Atsushi, that silent and stiff guy, was only there to make up the numbers...
Of course, every member who joined the Funeral Parlor had their own less-than-pure reasons.
For example, Ayase wanted to find a miracle that would let her stand up and run freely; the beautiful girl Tsubame needed a stage to show off her network skills...
Kusama Kanon cared more about the process of cracking codes; Kōjō Matsuri was simply a hopelessly nice person who could not stop worrying about her friends...
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