In the vast wilderness of the Forgotten Land, holy light and wild nature intersect, and the whispers of the old gods drift away with the wind. Wen Sheng was originally an unknown son, wandering in the wind-eroded wasteland, but because of an ancient bone flute, he was involved in a holy trial about buried treasure. Legend has it that the treasure is not gold or silver, but a lost memory that can redeem the entire wasteland. Wen Sheng longed to find where he came from and also wanted to awaken the forgotten land.
He embarked on a journey, passing through the silent forest of bones, trekking across the salt lake under the stars, companions with light-seeking beasts, and enemies with sleeping gods. At every step, memory and faith are intertwined. He must find the true meaning of holiness in the wilderness, and he must choose forgetfulness or redemption in front of the treasure. The story uses the bone flute as a clue to weave a hymn about identity, hope and wilderness. Wen Sheng's fate not only concerns himself, but also affects the awakening of the entire forgotten land.
