Alois woke up and found that he had lost all his memory.
A man named Edward claimed to be his brother.
In a luxurious manor on the outskirts of London, the two brothers lived a seemingly harmonious and happy life.
But Alois gradually discovered that Edward prohibited him from leaving the manor. Not only that, Lord Landau of Scotland Yard claimed that his father was hacked thirty-three times, and the murderer was one of the two brothers, and he gradually saw the ferocious side of his brother.
What is the truth?
Is it really the truth that he longs for?
The intermittent memories pointed to a place called the Horrible Pet Shop. The elegant oriental man, who called himself Count D, gave another possibility.
In heavy fog. . .
Earl D kindly reminded: "You long for the truth, but you don't know that the truth is as ugly as lies."
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