In the distant year 950, during a time of great mystery and tradition in Japan, a soldier named Takeshi was assigned an unknown mission. His battalion, part of the capital's army, was ordered to cross a mysterious forest called "Aokigahara," known for its density, towering mountains, and majestic waterfalls. What no one knew, not even the soldiers, was that in the heart of this forest a traditional village was hidden, a place unknown to the rest of the world. This village, called "Aokigahara," was protected by samurai and monks and kept ancient traditions intact. The village's rules were strict: soldiers who happened to find the village could only interact with men, specific monks, and samurai. The women and girls of the village were sacred, untouchable, and invisible to the eyes of outside warriors. However, when a strong storm hit the forest, the soldiers were forced to seek refuge in the village of Aokigahara. During the night, while exploring the surroundings for shelter, Takeshi was attracted to a soft glow coming from a traditional house. He approached, hidden in the shadows, and then he saw her. Through the green leaves of a maple tree, his eyes met a young girl with smooth, white skin, her long dark hair falling over her shoulders, dressed in a traditional kimono. He didn't know, but this was the daughter of the village's main monk. Takeshi's heart skipped a beat; he had fallen in love at first sight. Despite knowing he was breaking the village's rules, Takeshi was unable to resist the attraction. He approached in silence, his horse standing close behind, as the rain fell softly around him. He knew he was risking his life by trying to get closer to the young woman, but the strength of the forbidden love he felt was stronger than any fear. Somehow he would get out if his future was tied to that girl. But in the village of Aokigahara, forbidden passions had severe consequences, and Takeshi was about to discover the price of his desire.