Kou sighs that he only wanted to have some fun while Laito glares at him silently from behind. Laito replies that no one has been able to find Yui and they are all irritated, but Kou says that he's not bothered by it prompting Subaru to call him annoying and leave. Kou turns around and accuses Laito of trying to damage his face, since he is an idol. The dart scores a bullseye on the dart board and Laito sighs that he missed. He is then interrupted by Laito who suddenly appears and throws a dart towards his face, but Kou manages to move out of the way.
This provokes Subaru who declares that she has nothing to do with this, while Kou tells him not to glare at him like that. He encourages Subaru to have a go and when Subaru refuses again, Kou slyly asks him if he can't do anything without Yui around. Kou explains that he only came here to see Yui (addressing her as 'M Neko-chan'), but he can't seem to find her. In the game room, Kou, the second son from the Mukami's scores a Triple 20 on the dart board and tells Subaru (who is also in the game room) that it's his turn, but Subaru scoffs and asks who said he was going to play with him. Just me who isn't." - Kou to Laito in the game room Laito tells Kanato that it is alright, for he too is also looking for Yui and comments that she doesn't seem to be around, prompting Azusa to question himself of whether he will be able to become 'Adam' or not. Kanato interjects by asking Azusa why he is in the bathroom when he is trying to find Yui and he is not obliged to tell him of her whereabouts even if he knew. Azusa tells Laito that he is looking for Yui (now addressing her as 'Eve') and he asks him where she is. Kanato snaps and screams at Azusa to leave, but is interrupted when Laito appears in the bathroom and he comments on the 'unusual guest'. He calls him an eyesore and orders him to leave, but Azusa changes the topic by asking Kanato where Yui is. Azusa calmly replies that he was only talking to 'Justin' (referring to the 'cut' on his arm) and Kanato tells him that he can't just barge into other people's houses and do that. In the bathroom, Azusa, the youngest of the Mukami's is kneeling by the bathtub filled with water watching his blood from a cut in his arm spill out, until Kanato appears from behind and demands to know what he is doing. He sighs that the Mukami's have no manners by infiltrating their mansion and he foretells that something 'troublesome' is about to happen.Īzusa talking to 'Justin' in the bathroom Unbeknownst to Shu, Reiji has been watching him from his study and he suddenly perks up when he senses a presence. When Shu looks up, Yuma has disappeared and he stares blankly at the apple in his hand. He then says he's going back to sleep and Yuma scoffs that this was a waste of his time before hurling his apple at Shu, who catches it single-handedly. Yuma lectures Shu that he should always keep an eye on his 'prey', but Shu bluntly responds by telling him to go ahead and continue searching for Yui and to hurry up and leave the mansion afterwards. Yuma demands to Shu (addressing him as 'Neet') to tell him where Yui is, but Shu replies that he doesn't know and tells him to be quiet again. He turns around and spots Shu, who tells him that his voice is a nuisance while sitting on top of the steps from afar.
He mutters how annoying it is that he can't find her and wonders where she is until a voice tells him to be quiet. He soon stops and shouts for Yui (addressing her as 'Sow'), but there is no answer. The first one to appear is Yuma, the third son from the Mukami's who is in the garden of white and red roses tossing an apple up and down. The show opens with a full moon night outside the Sakamaki mansion.
Yuma talking to Shu in the garden about keeping an eye on Yui The OVA includes the Mukami brothers as well as the Sakamaki brothers and is supposedly an introduction to the anime's second season which has been green-lit. The Diabolik Lovers OVA is a special episode which was released alongside with the Diabolik Lovers DARK FATE game on February 26th, 2015.
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