Asahi is an ordinary girl who shares a small apartment with the boy she grew up with, Minoru. Which wouldn’t be all that strange, except…Minoru died four years ago. The “thing” that occupies Asahi’s apartment is nothing like her childhood friend—it’s inhuman, grotesque, and keeps demanding Asahi’s life at every opportunity. But Asahi doesn’t mind. As long as Minoru is there with her, absolutely nothing else matters…right?
Asahi is an ordinary girl who shares a small apartment with the boy she grew up with, Minoru. Which wouldn’t be all that strange, except…Minoru died four years ago. The “thing” that occupies Asahi’s apartment is nothing like her childhood friend—it’s inhuman, grotesque, and keeps demanding Asahi’s life at every opportunity. But Asahi doesn’t mind. As long as Minoru is there with her, absolutely nothing else matters…right?
Wataru’s brother, Minoru, died four years ago—at least, that’s what he’s always thought. But when he pays a visit to Minoru’s grave together with his childhood friend, Asahi, his deceased brother appears right before their eyes, not having aged a day! That’s confusing enough on its own, but why does Asahi seem overjoyed that he’s back? And why is Minoru still speaking even after Asahi decapitates him…?!
Wataru’s brother, Minoru, died four years ago—at least, that’s what he’s always thought. But when he pays a visit to Minoru’s grave together with his childhood friend, Asahi, his deceased brother appears right before their eyes, not having aged a day! That’s confusing enough on its own, but why does Asahi seem overjoyed that he’s back? And why is Minoru still speaking even after Asahi decapitates him…?!