Pet

The narrative follows individuals gifted with the rare skill of entering human consciousness and altering recollections. Their talents have long been exploited in criminal circles to erase evidence of mishaps, murders, and various illegal activities. However, this extraordinary ability comes at a steep price—while it shatters the psyche of their victims, it gradually erodes the morality of those wielding it.

Each act of mental invasion leaves behind invisible scars, not just on the targets but also on the perpetrators. The deeper they delve into manipulating memories, the more they lose touch with their own humanity. What begins as a tool for deception slowly transforms into a curse, warping their sense of right and wrong.

The underworld thrives on their skills, using them to rewrite history and silence witnesses. Yet, every erased memory takes a piece of the user’s soul, leaving them hollow and detached. The power to control minds becomes a double-edged sword—one that cuts both ways, leaving no one unscathed.

As the story unfolds, the characters grapple with the consequences of their abilities. Some embrace the darkness, while others struggle to resist its pull. But in a world where memories can be rewritten, the line between reality and illusion blurs, making trust an impossible luxury.

Ultimately, the tale explores the cost of playing with the human mind—how power corrupts, how truth becomes fragile, and how even the strongest wills can be broken when memories are no longer their own.