The protagonist is trapped in a long, suffocating night of youth. There, he meets a gentle boy who understands all his brokenness, restraint, and shame, the only light in the darkness who comes running toward him. He sinks into this rare affection, believing he has found the beloved who crossed a sea of people to reach him. Until the truth slowly comes to light: the boy he gave his heart to was never anyone else, but...
The love was real, the tenderness was real, and so were the loneliness and pain. In the blue hour between day and night, rain and mist spread across the city as two versions of "him" head toward an inevitable fate.
Theme: The protagonist receives sincere love from his family. But when his real-world self confronts the true self within and the two come into conflict, they hurt one another and cannot accept or make room for each other. Though they share the same origin, they fall out and turn against one another. Lost in the confusion of youth, the protagonist knows there are still people in this world who care about him, yet cannot find a way to make peace with himself, ultimately reaching an irreparable tragic ending.