Short Mission 11

Set around Anya's early days at Eden Academy, the story begins with her spotting a doorplate in a cartoon and asking Loid for one of her own. He agrees, and she receives a wooden plate to carve her name into, a task difficult enough that Yor lends a hand. Once the finished sign hangs on her bedroom door, it reads "Ania."

Loid eventually catches the misspelling and gently asks whether her name should be written "Anya." After a brief hesitation she agrees, and a corrected plate takes the old one's place. The chapter closes on Anya alone on her bed, hugging her chimera plush and quietly repeating her own name.

Anya requests and carves a bedroom doorplate with Yor's help, unknowingly spelling her name "Ania." Loid later flags the error, and the plate is swapped for a corrected version. The final scene lingers on Anya murmuring her name to herself, hinting at questions about her identity.

Numbered 90.1 in Volume 13 and released alongside Special Illustration 9, the chapter was described by Tatsuya Endo as connected to the main story despite its Short Mission label. Chapter 10 already showed "Ania" on her door, so the events straddle that chapter: the carving happens before it, the correction after. Bondman appears in a pictured role.