At the dawn of creation, the tale of Gilgamesh was passed down through the ages. Handsome as the sun, he also captivated Su Cha, who had wandered into another world. But Su Cha thinks there's something a little strange about his lover.
For example, to stay with Su Cha forever, he decides to kill him and imprison his soul.
Then, as the divine aspect of Gilgamesh awakens, his gaze grows increasingly cold. He says, "A cage forged from the radiance of the sun and moon can house your soul. I permit you to remain by my side for eternity."
Su Cha: "..."
So he runs, Gilgamesh chases, and Su Cha has no chance of escape.
In 80 BC, Su Cha rides the wind and waves across a raging sea.
In the Middle Ages, as the mysterious returns, Su Cha struggles through a miserable escape.
In 1881, crouched beneath 221B Baker Street, he contemplates his life.
In short, his life consists of the object of his obsession going mad, a twisted existence, a far-fetched myth, and himself, dragged into the whole absurd affair.
Theme: Be independent and enjoy the good things in life.
