Babel of the Grieved Maze

Steins;Gate – Babel of the Grieved Maze (STEINS;GATE 『哀心迷図のバベル』 Aishin Meizu no Baberu?) Is a drama CD from 2010 that was adapted to a four volume manga series and a light novel by the same name. They tell Kurisu Makise's story just before going back to the beta worldline.

Drama CD
Steins;Gate – Babel of the Grieved Maze Divergence ０．５７１０４６％(STEINS;GATEドラマCD α『哀心迷図のバベル』ダイバージェンス０．５７１０４６％ - Aishin Meizu no Baberu) was first released on March 31, 2010.

Preview
Taking place in chapter ten of the VN on the alpha world line divergence 0.571046%, the drama CD follows Kurisu's perspective as she comes to grips with Okabe's revelation that in order to save Mayuri, Kurisu would have to die. Kurisu meets Faris for the first time and the surprising relationship between her father and Faris's late father as friends and research partners comes to light, spurring Kurisu on to discover what they were researching.

Further Synopsis
Kurisu learns of her father and Faris's father researching time machines in the past with a Professor Hashida and accepts that changing the world lines means the end for her. However, thanks to Faris, Kurisu changes to a more positive perspective after learning the surprising truth of her father's feelings of regret for his rejection of her and decides to run back to the lab to tell Okabe her feelings just before the last D-Mail is undone.

Chapters:

 * 01. Aug 15,2010 14:07
 * 02. Aug 15,2010 15:04
 * 03. Aug 15,2010 16:43
 * 04. 0ct 3,1994 19:21
 * 05. Aug 15,2010 17:50
 * 06. Aug 17,2010 07:02
 * 07. Aug 17,2010 12:18

Main

 * Makise Kurisu
 * Faris Nyannyan

Supporting

 * Okabe Rintarou
 * Shiina Mayuri
 * Doctor Nakabachi
 * Akiha Yukitaka
 * Hashida Suzu

Manga
Steins;Gate – Babel of the Grieved Maze (STEINS;GATE 哀心迷図のバベル)

Light Novel
Steins;Gate – Babel of the Grieved Maze (STEINS;GATE‐シュタインズ・ゲート‐ 哀心迷図のバベル) was written by 明時士栄 with the cover illustration by huke and the text illustrations by NARIIE Shinichirou, the artist behind the manga adaptation. It was published on April 20, 2013 ISBN 978-4-8291-4723-8.