In a Tokyo that never sleeps, three broken children collide in the shadows it forgets.

Kisuno Minazawa is six, emotionally hollow since the night his parents were murdered in their Kyoto mansion. Now a runaway ghost in a tattered black cloak, he drifts through Tokyo’s backstreets, unseen by a world that’s already given up on him.

Kisagawa Hazuno is thirteen and smiling his way through collapse. At school he’s cheerful and dependable; at home he’s drowned out by screaming and silence. No one notices he’s falling apart—because he’s learned how to make them look away.

Katsugawa Josu is fourteen, feared as a bully and fueled by rage. Behind the cruelty lies a dying grandfather, crushing debt, and the terror of losing everything.

When Hazuno saves Kisuno from the police in a rain-soaked alley, their lives entwine, drawing Josu into a fragile family forged by shared pain rather than blood. - RATED: MA 15+