The Seaside Where Dragon Boys Dwell

Nestled along the coast, the secluded town of Kagosaki is a place where myth and reality intertwine. It is home to the "dragon people," a community of individuals who bear dragon-like traits and supernatural abilities, living in quiet coexistence with the ordinary world. It is into this enigmatic seaside settlement that young Mizuka is brought by her uncle, her life having been upended by the recent loss of her father. As she steps into this unfamiliar environment, she is immediately aware that the town holds secrets, the most intimate of which reside within her uncle's very household. There, Mizuka encounters Tenshin, a brooding dragon boy who dwells in the same home. His striking features hint at the powerful bloodline he carries, yet his demeanor is cold and guarded, creating a palpable distance between them. Eager to build a new life despite her grief, Mizuka makes earnest attempts to bridge the gap, hoping to understand the boy who shares her roof. However, Tenshin remains persistently aloof, his unfriendly attitude a wall that seems impossible to scale. As Mizuka navigates the complexities of her new daily existence—adapting to the customs of Kagosaki and the peculiarities of its inhabitants—the strained dynamic between her and Tenshin becomes the focal point of her struggle. With each passing day, the fragile arrangement in her uncle's house forces both of them to confront their own loneliness, hinting at deeper secrets that could either unite them or drive them further apart in this world where humans and dragons coexist.