Discommunication

Takaomi and Arika meet a young girl named Tsugumi Yoshimoto who has been asleep since an incident that occurred when she was a child. What happened in her past? And can she be cured? The couple try to solve this mystery with the help of the Mishima sisters -- Toko and Rinko, who are 'Yumetsukais' (dream messengers) with the uncanny ability to control dreams. What is the truth behind this mystery? This is a prelude to Riichi Ueshiba's next work, "Yumetsukai." The Mishima sisters make a comeback as main characters in "Yumetsukai." (from Kodan Club)

Two stories from the School Arc of Discommunication that were never included in the main series' volume release.

Riichi Ueshiba's debut work published in Morning No. 24, 1991. Would eventually become Chapter 1 of the main serialization.

An ordinary, quiet town is shaken by a series of bizarre happenings brought about by the darkness in human hearts. There are no solutions in the real world: Only "Dream Messengers" can find the answers. Dream messengers connect the fabulous with the real and control the power of dreams. Their leader, Touko Mishima, works with 8 other messengers using the powers given by an old spell and a toy made by Touko's father. Touko, her younger sister Rinko, Hajime Tachibana, who loves young girls, and the six other Dream Messengers are given the names of days or stars - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Raff and Keito.