Living is an adventure.
Luo Ya, who exists as a slave, understands this deeply.
Water, food, warmth, she watched the people walking around outside the shack wantonly squandering everything she desired most, silent and embarrassed.
Occasionally, people passing by the slave team glanced at her briefly, and then merged into the crowd silently, so she simply watched them pass by and observed everything she saw.
She had a good family when she was young, but unfortunately she became a slave before she grew up. During her years in exile as a slave, she realized that she could smell the smell of death.
This city is about to fall.
By chance, the slave Luo Ya escapes from the trap, and an adventure of self-exploration begins.
It's a bit like a road movie, with small units connected to each other, and you can see what you see and hear in the world from Roya's perspective.
It's roughly the narrative pattern of Kino's Journey or Mushishi.
The text begins after traveling for a while.
Purpose: Living without any meaning or reason