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    For the related character in Girls' Frontline and Girls' Frontline 2, see KSVK/Story.
    Though several characters from Project Neural Cloud are implied or confirmed to be the same as the related character in Girls' Frontline (and in some cases Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium), their ultimate fate is currently unknown. To account for the possibility that the Neural Cloud versions may become strongly distinct instances from the Girls' Frontline versions, the Story subpages are kept separate.

Mail - May 12 2024[edit]

Don't Forget About Mother's Day!

Dear Professor,

Do you know what day it is today? The answer is - it's Mother's Day!

According to Angela, humans celebrate Mother's Day to show gratitude to their mothers. After all, moms have a really hard time raising their kids, so we all need to thank them sincerely!

Angela told Dushevnaya lots of stories about mothers! Many of them have been in circulation for hundreds of years or more - and whether they're about how they risked everything to protect their kids or served as shelter from the storm for their children, they're all shining examples of parental love! Even a Doll who's never experienced human kinship would sympathize with them after hearing those stories. Yup, Dushevnaya's one of them! In my eyes, a "mother" is someone who makes her children her top priority at all times, and who always thinks of them no matter how far apart they are or what separates them!

So, how do you feel about your own mom, Professor? Let me guess...I bet that in her eyes, you're always a kid no matter how old you are, right? And even though she's far far away, the bonds that join you will never be broken! Yeah, I'm sure that's it!

Finally, please don't forget to wish your mom well, Professor! I'm going to listen to more stories from Angela now!

—Dushevnaya