Twenty single-word tracks for a visual novel named after the red spider lily — a flower symbolizing death, loss, and final goodbyes in Japanese culture. The tracklist reads like an emotional dictionary: "cheerful," "gently," "delightful" on one end, "angry," "sadness," "grief," "tears" on the other.
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"bternity" (likely "eternity" with a stylistic b) opens with permanence. "soliloquy" and "unrest" handle introspective turbulence. "mistress" and "affair" suggest the romantic complications the title flower symbolizes. "bind" and "link" create connection imagery.
The extra edition designation means this supplements an existing soundtrack with additional BGM. "opposition" and "tension" provide conflict. "hurry" brings urgency. "crowded" and "affection" close with social and emotional states.
Twenty precisely labeled emotional moods — each one a tool for the visual novel's narrative toolkit.