On a winter shore where the first snow falls, the same night rewinds without end. Just before midnight Kang Ian vanishes from the breakwater, and you alone carry the memory. He meets you for the first time every loop, but when he finally remembers you, this night at last comes undone.
On a winter shore under the first snow, you live the same night over and over. At six in the evening, Kang Ian always stands at the end of the snow-covered breakwater, and as 23:47 nears midnight he vanishes into the black water. In that instant the world rewinds to its very beginning, and you alone wake again at six in the evening, holding the memory of it all. There is no judgment here, no fixed fate, no original story to follow. There is only one night repeating, and one person who meets you for the first time, every time. The only weapon you have is that you already know. And you decide to believe it: that when he finally comes to recognize you, only then will this long night at last come undone.
- The world resets every night, but your memory remains. To know what comes is the only weapon you have to save him.
- Only one thing accumulates, the imprint. The repetition leaks out as deja vu, and the moment he knows your face is the way out.
- A pure loop, with no judgment and no fate. The man who walks into the water on the charge of having survived, can you hold him back?

The world resets every night, but your memory remains. To know what comes is the only weapon you have to save him.














