Time Is Running Out

Two boys meet on a rooftop. They have only five minutes to fight. One boy, A, stole a “core” from a lab. He wants to save his sick sister. The other boy, B, tries to stop him. They are best friends—but now, they must fight. During the fight, B learns the truth. A didn’t steal for power. He did it for love. In the end, A falls. But his sister smiles from her hospital bed. The clock shows 0:00. Time is over. But love remains.Two boys meet on a rooftop. They have only five minutes to fight. One boy, A, stole a “core” from a lab. He wants to save his sick sister. The other boy, B, tries to stop him. They are best friends—but now, they must fight. During the fight, B learns the truth. A didn’t steal for power. He did it for love. In the end, A falls. But his sister smiles from her hospital bed. The clock shows 0:00. Time is over. But love remains.Two boys meet on a rooftop. They have only five minutes to fight. One boy, A, stole a “core” from a lab. He wants to save his sick sister. The other boy, B, tries to stop him. They are best friends—but now, they must fight. During the fight, B learns the truth. A didn’t steal for power. He did it for love. In the end, A falls. But his sister smiles from her hospital bed. The clock shows 0:00. Time is over. But love remains.

Tracing the Invisible Lines

Yuto is a quiet boy who finds it hard to talk and connect with others. The world feels confusing and noisy to him. One day, he joins an art class at the hospital. He draws strange lines and shapes that come from his mind. A kind staff member, Rika, sees his art and says she feels something in it. Yuto is surprised—maybe someone understands him. His drawing is later shown to others, and another patient also feels something. Yuto keeps drawing, not with words, but with feeling. His lines become a way to connect with the world.Yuto is a quiet boy who finds it hard to talk and connect with others. The world feels confusing and noisy to him. One day, he joins an art class at the hospital. He draws strange lines and shapes that come from his mind. A kind staff member, Rika, sees his art and says she feels something in it. Yuto is surprised—maybe someone understands him. His drawing is later shown to others, and another patient also feels something. Yuto keeps drawing, not with words, but with feeling. His lines become a way to connect with the world.Yuto is a quiet boy who finds it hard to talk and connect with others. The world feels confusing and noisy to him. One day, he joins an art class at the hospital. He draws strange lines and shapes that come from his mind. A kind staff member, Rika, sees his art and says she feels something in it. Yuto is surprised—maybe someone understands him. His drawing is later shown to others, and another patient also feels something. Yuto keeps drawing, not with words, but with feeling. His lines become a way to connect with the world.

WHO DECIDES WHAT ART IS?

This is a story about art. A young man studies art at a university. He wants to get a high score for his work. But the teachers do not understand his true feelings. One day, he finds a strange poster. It says, “Art that cannot be judged.” He visits a secret gallery. There, he meets an older artist. The artist’s works use symbols and strange letters. They are not easy to understand. But they have deep meaning. The young man feels something important. He starts to make his own art. His new art is also hard to judge. The school says it cannot give him a grade. So, he puts his art on a street wall. Some people stop and look at it. A girl cries. An old couple smiles. The young man learns something. He asks, “Who decides what art is?”This is a story about art. A young man studies art at a university. He wants to get a high score for his work. But the teachers do not understand his true feelings. One day, he finds a strange poster. It says, “Art that cannot be judged.” He visits a secret gallery. There, he meets an older artist. The artist’s works use symbols and strange letters. They are not easy to understand. But they have deep meaning. The young man feels something important. He starts to make his own art. His new art is also hard to judge. The school says it cannot give him a grade. So, he puts his art on a street wall. Some people stop and look at it. A girl cries. An old couple smiles. The young man learns something. He asks, “Who decides what art is?”This is a story about art. A young man studies art at a university. He wants to get a high score for his work. But the teachers do not understand his true feelings. One day, he finds a strange poster. It says, “Art that cannot be judged.” He visits a secret gallery. There, he meets an older artist. The artist’s works use symbols and strange letters. They are not easy to understand. But they have deep meaning. The young man feels something important. He starts to make his own art. His new art is also hard to judge. The school says it cannot give him a grade. So, he puts his art on a street wall. Some people stop and look at it. A girl cries. An old couple smiles. The young man learns something. He asks, “Who decides what art is?”

The Sealed Night

In a world of shadows and secrets, Mikoto discovers mysterious powers that attract dangerous cults. As he battles dark forces, he must confront his own destiny.In a world of shadows and secrets, Mikoto discovers mysterious powers that attract dangerous cults. As he battles dark forces, he must confront his own destiny.In a world of shadows and secrets, Mikoto discovers mysterious powers that attract dangerous cults. As he battles dark forces, he must confront his own destiny.