In this story, a young boy lives in a world where he is oblivious to his responsibilities. Unbeknownst to him, he is the link between two distinct worlds: the tangible material realm and the ethereal domain inhabited by Emovers. Through a series of...
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In the days of yore, humans coexisted with mystical creatures endowed with enigmatic magical abilities. Some could wield the elements of Fire, Water, Earth, Air, and even Ether. Others possessed the gift of illusion crafting. Their powers were as inscrutable as their nature, often preferring the seclusion of their natural habitats. While some held the strength to harm humans, they rarely initiated aggression, acting only in self-defense. Ancient peoples managed to tame them. These creatures were incredibly emotional, and the only way to control them was through music. Because of their emotional strength, they were known as 'EMOVERS'.
However, as in every story, there emerges a villain; thus, our tale remains incomplete without one. The king of 'Naraka' captured one of the Emover, possessing the power of immortality and mastery over weaponry. Subsequently, 'Jin Okazaki', the ruler of 'Naraka', began annexing every neighboring nation. With each conquest, his power grew stronger. Finally, the day arrived when Okazaki initiated war against the last remaining nation, which had managed to evade his grasp until now. That country belonged to legends, where the great master of wizards once resided. He was a master of immortality through his vast knowledge. He defeated Okazaki with just three magical Stones and the assistance of an Emover. The war was unforgettable, claiming many innocent lives. Only a handful of people and Emovers managed to survive. After the great magical battle, the Wizard opened a portal and created a new dimension for the Emovers and select humans to protect them, ensuring that no one in the future could exploit their powers. The portal enabled them to communicate with us and observe us; some with great power could even interact with us. However, we humans could neither touch nor see them, though we could feel their presence. After creating the portal, the wizard hid the stones indifferent parts of the world. These stones were the only means to reopen the portal. To safeguard them, he made the ultimate sacrifice, relinquishing his immortality and dividing himself into three entities: a powerful animal, a poisonous plant, and a magical mirror- "hey kuro!" Someone shout
Someone grabbed my shoulder from behind and said, "Are you reading that 'Shitty-Kido' book again?" "That's none of your business. Just leave me alone," I replied, and I left the library without even glancing back at him. While walking on the road, I found myself pondering, "This can't be mere coincidence. First, my recurring dreams, haunting me nearly every night."
Voice from the dreams~ "Help us, we need you," "I'm still waiting, waiting for you," "You must remember us," "We will all wait, please come back," "Do- Douyu-. you hah-have to came back promise me~".
"And then this book I found in the library somehow fell onto my head. I'm still surprised that none of the library workers knew about it; they even refused to acknowledge that the book belonged to them. It have same creatures as in my dreams, the same story. How can this be possible? Those creatures have appeared in my dreams many times even before I found that book. It all feels like everything in my dreams is real. BUT EVERYONE KEEPS SAYING IT'S JUST AFANTASY STORY!".
"KUuuuuuRoooouh!!!" The sharp shout cut through Kuro's thoughts like a knife. "How many times do I need to say it to you? Stop daydreaming when you're in the middle of the road!"
