In an alternative universe, where the Cold War is not over yet and the URSS still exists, an organization composed by mercenaries, Mithril, has been created to mantain world balances. Among the most talented members is Sousuke Sagara, a sixteen years old boy, who has always been involved in wars since he was a child. The boy is entrusted to protect Kaname Chidori, a girl whose brain contains valuable informations on the Black Technology. In order to fulfill his duty, Sagara enters Chidori's school, but, since he isn't accustomed to a normal student's life, he ends up causing a lot of troubles.

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Do we have a long history of shows like this? No, not that I know of. Even though its elements are simple in their strength, I'm also pleased to report the originality that they sport. The central commodity of the show (The Whispered) is a completely fly concept which I don't think I've seen anything quite like- and it's a fantastic chance to show off the eye candy which Gonzo is somewhat notorious for. Sure, you might complain that some of the characters are stereotypical, but I would dispute that. They're not stereotypes. If you saw one of them in a dark room, you could <i>mistake</i> them for a stereotype, but the main purpose of some of the common anime stereotypes (Excessively violent and tomboyish? Chidori?) are to be funny. And they are.