𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗸𝘀 .

In the heart of the British Museum, amidst the timeless stone and vibrant artifacts, Sylviane Snare, a seasoned guide with a passion for both art and history, encounters a young man named Riku Saruya. An exchange student from Japan, Riku is captivated by a single sculpture-Henry Moore's Reclining Figure and Red Rocks. Unlike any visitor Sylviane has encountered before, Riku is drawn into the piece with an intensity bordering on obsession. His gaze lingers, not just appreciating the work but seemingly searching for something deeper, something inexplicable that calls to him.

As Sylviane attempts to engage him in conversation, she uncovers that Riku's connection to the sculpture runs far deeper than mere admiration. His words suggest a strange resonance between the piece and something inside him, an unspoken tension that neither of them fully understands. Though the moment starts as an ordinary interaction between a museum guide and a visitor, Sylviane senses that this encounter is the beginning of something extraordinary.