Fata Morgana no Yakata: Anata no Genten ni Itaru Monogatari

You awaken in a decaying mansion with no memories, no identity, and no certainty that you are even alive. A woman with jade eyes greets you as the master of the house and introduces herself as your maid. She guides you through the lifeless corridors to witness the tragedies of those who once lived there, suggesting that within their suffering, you might discover fragments of yourself. Beyond the first door lies 1603, an era of flourishing art where the inseparable Rhodes siblings play among blooming roses, unaware that others resent their happiness. The second door opens to 1707, where the mansion is a ruin inhabited by a beast who craves peace but inevitably succumbs to his savage nature, unleashing a massacre. The third door reveals 1869, a rapidly industrializing age where an ambitious rail tycoon’s obsession with wealth drives him to neglect and abuse his wife. Finally, the maid leads you to 1099 for the last tale: a cursed young man and a white-haired girl named Giselle, branded a witch and condemned to die. Having observed these four distinct tragedies across time, you must decide whether to end your journey or press forward. Yet some might whisper that enduring these stories was only possible because they were never truly your own.