Lil' Red and her Umbrella
Lil' Red and her Hellhound take an unexpected path, becoming missionaries of chaos-assassins sworn to the silent, merciless ground called Death, a name as chilling as it is apt. This unlikely crew is composed of a girl wielding a scythe as her divine weapon, another who commands a monstrous hound with terrifying ease, and a boy who bends time to his will. The boy's power is a marvel and a terror-he can hasten your clock to the moment of your demise, stretch it so far that aging becomes a forgotten concept, or reverse it entirely to rewrite moments carved in stone.
As time passes, Lil' Red's arrival on the desolate ground doesn't go unnoticed. She learns to endure, to survive at all costs, with no understanding of her weapon's origin or its mysterious function. None of it mattered, though, save for the simple fact that her heart continued beating. By a twist of fate-or was it?-Red encounters Enjin. Their meeting is tumultuous; what begins as a clash of enemies morphs into something far more complicated. The truth, hidden in the shadows, reveals this meeting wasn't an accident but a deliberate crossing of paths. Over time, the tension between them shifts into a bond that feels inevitable, dangerous, and undeniable.
In her journey, Red comes to a sobering conclusion: it doesn't matter where you stand-on a glowing white sphere in the sky or the infernal furnace of the ground below. War, love, life, death-these universal forces are mirrors, reflecting the duality of existence. Every place, every being, and even the inanimate-whether breathing or still, divine or damned-is equal parts good and evil, beautiful and monstrous. In this fractured yet united cosmos, Lil' Red keeps moving, a soul inextricably tied to both chaos and survival. Would she find her answer in love, or was the war within and around her the only fate awaiting her? Only time-and the boy who mastered it-could tell.
(Warning hard subjects and deep descriptions reads advised.)
