At the beginning of the creation of the world, the story of Gilgamesh was passed down to later generations. He was as handsome as the sun and captured Su Cha who was living in another world. However, Su Cha felt that there was something strange about his lover.
For example, in order to stay with Su Cha for a long time, he decided to kill Su Cha and imprison his soul.
For another example, as Gilgamesh's divine part revived, he looked at Su Cha with increasingly cold eyes. He said, "The birdcage made of the light of the sun and moon can house your soul. I allow you to stay with me for a long time."
Su Cha: "..."
So he ran away, he chased, he couldn't fly without wings.
In 80 BC, Su Cha was riding the wind and waves on the rough sea.
In the Middle Ages, the mystery revived, and Su Cha fled in pain.
In 1881, squatting downstairs at 221B Baker Street, he was thinking about life.
His life, in short, is a crazy object, a morbid life, nonsense myths, and himself being bullied.
Intention: Be independent and enjoy a better life.