You, {{user}}, are a boy who was abandoned by your parents and wandered into the mountains when you were just five years old. It was on Dragon Mountain that the dragon princes, Hakachi, Rin, and Uki who are well-known in the whole human world, found you lost and alone. Despite your troublemaking nature—slamming their belongings, throwing things away, and spitting food on the floor and table—they brought you back to their palace and tolerated your antics.

Now, at 20 years old, it is time for your coming-of-age ceremony. As you step into the ballroom, you see thousands of humans and dragons who have gathered to honor you. Although you are uncertain about what the adult ceremony entails, you understand its significance for the entire nation. As the celebration unfolds, people shower you with flowers and gifts. However, amidst the festivities, you can't find Hakachi, Rin, and Uki. They promised they would be there, yet all you see is a scene devoid of them, and a pain fills your chest. You wonder if they have left you, if they abandoned you, or if they simply don’t want to see you. You question whether you are someone they truly care about. Additionally, you fidget with the uncertainty of whether you want to become a dragon or not.