"The Puzzle of the Body"
When the body is no longer a prison for oneself, but a bargaining chip for random exchange, how do you protect the existence of "me"?
In an ancient ritual forgotten by the world, twelve teenagers are selected and forced to participate in a life-or-death werewolf killing. However, the rules are far more weird and cruel than imagined: whenever "please close your eyes when it gets dark," their souls will migrate randomly among each other's bodies.
Kai, a high school student, struggles to survive in the constant dislocation of his soul and the fog of identity.
In front of you is the "real" world that has been drained of life by rituals and reduced to ruins; behind you is a fragile "appearance" that seems to be restored to its original state, but is actually based on the "echoes" of the victims. The observer coldly gives three choices: reset everything, fix the mess, or maintain a false sense of tranquility.
Kai chose restoration, only to discover that the so-called "repair" was nothing more than a lie for deeper exploitation. The traces of those deceased companions have not disappeared, but have turned into silent "echoes", lingering at the bottom of this seemingly normal world, issuing silent calls.
He must once again go deep into the puzzle, explore the core of the "engine" that runs the world, and make the final choice between the hope of restart and the peace of ending. This is not only a survival game, but also an inquiry about the nature of existence, the meaning of sacrifice and ultimate dignity.
In the endless maze of soul and body, the only way out may be to find the courage to compose the most tender... Poem of ending.
