My Final Advice

There are many things in this world. If you can't see them, it doesn't represent them. In this world, humans have long been accustomed to using science to explain everything. But those suppressed, forgotten, and unclaimed emotions are quietly taking shape in the gaps in the city. They are hidden at the end of the corridor in the hospital, behind the cold cabinet doors of the morgue, and in every corner of your eye that you think is an illusion. There is a seminary dedicated to teaching people to see these things. On the day when freshmen entered school, a line of words was engraved on the school motto stone: To see the invisible. But not everyone chosen should graduate alive. The final decision of the college was to impose the death penalty. Someone voted no. The reason is—— "Now that a bird has wings, it has a chance to make a mistake." "My final recommendation is to keep it." An ordinary boy, a grandfather living in the hospital, a pure gold pen, and a starry sky that he had never heard of. When fate knocks on your doorstep, you can't escape. But you can choose how to fly.