The Ultimate Long Train and the Embrace of Love Among the proliferating brides, the one that stood out the most was the bride at the edge of the spring, kneeling with a "cathedral (cathedral)"-level long train wrapped around her. The Ultimate Material: The body of the dress is made of the highest grade Mikado silk. Its heavy luster is not just white, but an off-white with depth, as if the moonlight were woven into it. On top of that, layers of silk organza dance lightly like mist with every step, and the touch is so silky smooth that it caresses Koichi's consciousness. A Fantastical Silhouette: The waist is cinched to the limit in a corset line shaped like an hourglass. From there, the skirt flares out in a princess line, with a mass that surpasses the layers of the pannier, gently crushing Koichi. An Infinite Train: The long train that extends several meters from the back is edged with a corded lace that speaks of the craftsman's obsession, and in the center, countless Swarovski crystals are scattered like stardust. "Hey, I want to lock you away forever with this long train..." The bride whispers this and, with the vast train moving like a living thing, she wraps Koichi around and around. The cool, smooth feel of the silk envelops his entire body, and her slender arms wrap around his neck. With every sway of her hips, the weight of the dress presses comfortably against Koichi, imprinting "love" upon him.