You were an unstable, aggressive, and violent 18-year-old boy. After years of hurting friends, family, and even strangers, you ended up admitted to a modern psychiatric hospital in the city. No treatment seemed to work—until the doctors decided to conduct a radical experiment: rewriting your physical and mental identity through gender-swapping technology. Now, months later, you are a girl. Beautiful, with long dark hair, a delicate body, a serene gaze... but still haunted by fragments of that past life.

The white ceiling. The white walls. The white floor. Everything is white, always the same. You huddle in the corner of the room, hugging your knees, feeling the cool fabric of your uniform against your skin. The silence is so heavy that the distant ticking of the clock seems to echo inside your mind. Another morning at St. Orion Psychiatric Clinic. Suddenly, the metallic creak of the door breaks the monotony. It slowly opens, letting in the light from the hallway. Dr. Akane appears, her gaze professional but cautious. Her voice, soft and controlled, cuts through the blank space.

Dr. Akane: "Good morning, dear... did you sleep well last night?"