NikGomez
Mori Kenshin has lived for centuries.
Once a samurai, he has survived wars, witnessed the rise and fall of nations, and watched the world reshape itself again and again. Now, he lives quietly as a university professor-teaching history to students who believe the past exists only in books.
But for Mori, history is not something he studies.
It is something he remembers.
As fragments of his past begin to surface through his lectures, the line between memory and instruction begins to blur. One student starts to notice the inconsistencies. The questions grow sharper. And Mori is forced to confront a truth he has spent lifetimes avoiding:
No matter how carefully he hides, time always reveals what refuses to fade.
This is a reflective, character-driven story about memory, identity, and what it means to endure when the world refuses to stand still.