Katsuro was believed to be an ordinary sixteen-year old boy, of course, ignoring a few deaths in the family tree. Apparently, that was until that summer when everything was gone, his friends deserted him because of a terrifying lie, leaving him with only three until it dawned on him for the longest time that he wishes to disappear. Then the curse god found him. Pulled right into a ritual he never wanted to partake in, Katsuro has been marked, cursed with the strongest blight ever conceived. Three months. That's all that is left for him. And in those fleeting days, he chooses war. The Curse Breaker Organization (CBO), Japan's curse-fighting unit, takes him in and shapes him into a weapon against the very monsters that plague the country. He will embrace his fate with one goal, to carve a "meaningful death" from the wreckage of his doomed existence. But Mamoru isn't through with him. Furious at Katsuro's defiance, the curse god has declared a war against the CBO itself, raining down horrors beyond comprehension. Now, Katsuro isn't just fighting for Japan to get rid of the monsters; he must battle time, weighty destiny, as well as the creeping shadow of his own transformation. If he falters, he would either die, or... ...he would transform into the very nightmare he vowed to eradicate, which is exactly what Mamoru wants. Will he claim his defiant end, or will the darkness claim him first? (Do not repost anywhere else. If seen on any other platform, it is not me.)