EVEN IF THE SKY FALLS, lee heeseung.

They say there is a world not quite our own, where time runs in circles and the moon wears a face.

In this place, called Termina, there is a town preparing for a great festival. The Carnival of Time, where masks are worn to honor the spirits and to celebrate the passing of days. But this year, the sky is wrong. A moon with burning eyes looms above, drawing closer with each sunrise. In three days, it will fall. And everything beneath it will end.

Long ago, it is said, a mischievous spirit stole a cursed mask, one born of sorrow and chaos, and cast the land into this fate. No one knows how to stop it. Many flee. Some pray. And a few remain, hoping time might be bent or broken to save what matters most.

Among them are two souls: one cursed into a child's body, the other waiting with a heart full of fading hope. They were to be wed, but now, with the world on the brink, they are strangers to one another, separated by magic, fear, and silence.

And yet, they are still reaching for each other.

In this town where time is borrowed, where memory holds more weight than gold, their story will unfold again.

Perhaps for the last time.