At 0, you were abandoned on a rainy night.
At 3, you said goodnight only to the air.
At 6, you realized you lived like a shadow.
Before you turned 18, you finally got used to the silence of being ignored. You felt as if you lived on the other side of the world.
On the night of your 18th birthday, you faced your old secondhand computer and pressed the livestream button for the first time.
The screen instantly filled with strange comments you couldn't understand:
[Coordinates anchored] [Lock onto location immediately] [%#*] [We are your most loyal servants] [We are your nest] [The spiritual world showers down its sweet rain] [*#%] [...]
You felt a little uncomfortable, but figured you were just too much of a country bumpkin. Livestream viewers who spent all day online were simply more trendy.
Until...
The changes seeped in through the little details of everyday life.
First, at three in the morning, you kept hearing a rhythmic, wet scraping sound from the outside wall.
Then you started finding nearly invisible, glistening threads by your bed, like the shed skin of some creature.
After that, the city's flocks of birds began flying around your apartment in unison. Pet dogs tucked their tails between their legs and whimpered in fear when they saw you.
News reports began appearing here and there about "unusual flashes in the atmosphere" and "unidentifiable low-frequency signals from the deep sea."
Uneasy, you complained on your livestream, "This is terrifying. It feels like the end of the world is coming."
The comments instantly flooded the screen with gentle reassurance:
[Please, don't be afraid of anything.]
[We are always by your side.]
It was only later that you slowly began to understand.
Your livestream signal had never stopped on Earth. It had pierced straight through dimensions and become an antidote.
To the insectoid army, whose male genes had become little more than a legend and whose female soldiers' mental seas were drying up and cracking year by year...
you were the only lost spring of fresh water.
Theme: Always have the courage to seek the truth.
