In the western wilderness where the sky is full of yellow sand, Anhilda, the queen of the "Sand Snakes" gang, has two things: absolute power and her only love - strategist Eliza. Their love is the only undefeated myth in this cruel land.
However, a victory filled with pride and blood came at the cost of Elisa's unexpected death, completely shattering Anhilda's world. After the Queen cremated her lover with her own hands, she completely sank and turned into a living dead with only memories and phantoms to accompany her. As a result, the entire gang slid to the brink of collapse.
Until one ordinary morning, Eliza, who should have been reduced to ashes, stood in front of her again intact. Everyone in the camp insisted that the death was just a nightmare, a horrific hallucination caused by the queen's exhaustion.
Is this a cruel gift from God, or a deeper and bottomless trap of tenderness? Facing this lost lover, how can Anhilda distinguish the boundary between reality and madness? Is what she hugs tightly a miracle, or a... More desperate truth?
Intent: This is a story about "loss". It explores how much a person is willing to pay to escape the truth when love becomes obsession and memories become a prison. The story shows the deepest fragility and greatest tenacity of human nature through the struggles and choices of several women in desperate situations. Ultimately, what the story wants to convey is that true "letting go" is not forgetting, but clearly bearing the pain and giving rise to the courage to give freedom to others and yourself. The deepest love is not eternal possession, but tearful blessing.