In a haunting hospital room, Kota's battle between life and death unfolds. Rejected by his "God of Death," he seeks oblivion, but a voice from his past, his "God of Life," pulls him back. Two gods, one in the night sky and one in the daylight, define his choice, leading to a surprising revelation.

"Follow me into the night." "What is keeping you tethered to the light?" —Is this a novel? A poem? Who knows? For now, it's about two lovers, with one convincing the other, to go.....

An idol who has lost everything. How can she find the strength to go on living?

He was always one to be fascinated with death. Thoroughly seduced by the moments after life’s bittersweet kiss lingered into nothingness and slaughter’s tender embrace rushed forth to consume. He told me that there were two types of people: those ruled by the desire for life, and those rule...

I met my ex again after breaking up...

Two souls find each other on a rooftop, entangled in a struggle against the seductive allure of the God of Death. Their love is powerful, yet the constant battle with darkness takes its toll.

When humans die, their souls can be collected either by the God of Death, Thanatos, or the Goddess of Life, Eros. The Judgement for this is as fair as life itself can be.

Amidst the silence of the night, Tony's world is disrupted by an unexpected call from Jocilyn, a dear friend enduring the trials of hospital life. In the hushed hours, she bares her soul, admitting to the weight of exhaustion and self-perceived burdens.

Time is a twisted dimension, It is a hallucination. It exceeds the realm of imagination, And it causes destruction... In this world, Extroverts tend to be ruled by life, Eros. While, introverts are the opposite, Thanatos. But what about ambiverts?

Nagi is one who is ruled by a desire for life. A desire so strong and twisted, she'll do the unthinkable just under the pretext that she believes doing the deed will extend her life. However, her hypocrisy catches the attention of the reaper, who asks her a simple question.