I am a Hakimi who was once a domesticated god.
My disciple, the Twoleg who called me "Master", offered me all his vulnerabilities and secrets. I thought this one-way faith would last forever.
Until he brought back another big cat, and then, one ordinary morning, he handed me and the cat bag to a stranger like an old piece of luggage.
At that moment, my kingdom collapsed.
It was only after living on the streets that I realized that listening is not a vocation, but an instinct. With my nudge, I snatched a girl back from the hands of death; with my companionship, I helped the aphasic painter regain his paintbrush.
Now, Wangyou Park is my new divine domain.
All the creatures here are my people.
Purpose: Through the story of a cat who thought he was a god, wandered around and healed others after being abandoned, explore how to rebuild self-worth in a desperate situation, and show how small kindnesses can converge into a light that illuminates each other, and ultimately build a symbiotic community of mutual redemption. It redefines divinity—true power comes from the courage to listen, empathize, and love.