Deep in the forest stands a mysterious abandoned house. There, people burdened with pasts and circumstances share the same time together. A chance encounter, and quiet exchanges. In a life lived alongside supernatural beings, hearts slowly draw closer. This is a gentle and mysterious tale o...

Yoshi Taka has always seen the world through an artist's eye. When he photographs his close friend Alison on a bridge bathed with silver lining, he doesn't realize he's capturing her last day alive.

Behold the return of the king or something along those lines. After all, one always returns to the place where they were happy. Which is why we’re back with yet another Slice-of-death (trademark still very much pending, legally speaking, probably). They say second installments never live up t...

Unlikely events and coincidences happen. Good ones like finding a long-lost family member at a random train station, winning the lottery, meeting your future spouse when you both got into the same taxi... But there are also bad ones, like your house burning down, being struck by lightning, getti...

Kaito Moriyama dies unnoticed—just as he lived. But in the Lantern Inn, a resting place for burdened souls, he quietly begins helping others heal. In silence and stillness, he finds meaning. Even an invisible life can become someone else’s guiding light.

"I loved someone once... So tell me, human... Why do you share her smile?" Elias didn't mean to summon a demon. He was drunk. There was a book. A dare. A sigil drawn on tiles. Now Lilith-ancient, sharp-tongued, and terrible with modern life-is crashing on his couch. They were supposed ...

In a desolate city devoid of life, one man finds himself alone amidst the eerie silence and empty streets. As he navigates through the familiar yet hauntingly vacant surroundings, memories of the bustling life that once filled the city flood his mind. From the abandoned office buildings to his em...

An ethereal angel, traverses the vast sea for years, captivating the imaginations of those who witness her. Her presence is both feared and revered, seen as a harbinger of doom and a symbol of grace. Through wars, encounters with sea creatures, and contemplative moments with birds, she grapples w...

The ongoing paradox of life is that the worst parts of life and ourselves drive us to death, and that in order to pursue life we must love ourself including the worst parts. One man has an encounter with Love, Suffering and Death.

It's the end of the world. What could miserably pathetic people possibly even do with waking up to less than 24 hours, freed and shackled at the same time by the weight of everything tumbling down?