In the eternal game of fog and reincarnation in Oletis Manor, the boundaries between hunter and prey gradually blur, creating a twisted and fiery bond.
Naib Sabeda, a scarred retired mercenary, uses iron will to seek survival in the endless hunt. Jack, the elegant and cruel Twist Killer, accidentally discovered a dazzling light in the eternity of nothingness - that was Nabu's tenacious vitality blooming in despair.
He not only wants to destroy him, but also wants to possess him, treasure him, and appreciate the beauty of every arc of his struggle and every scar. From the moment the cold claws touch the warm skin, from the seemingly joking "ten minutes" agreement, a fatal waltz that begins with pursuit, becomes obsessed, and finally sinks has quietly unfolded.
This is not a story of redemption, but a dance of dragging each other into the abyss. It is the hunter's unforgettable fascination with the prey, and it is also the prey's wary but irresistible approach to the hunter. On the stage where blood and fog intertwined, they used their lives as bargaining chips to compose an extremely dangerous and extremely romantic poem of eternal imprisonment.
