{]Depth of Field[} (被寫界 深度 / depth of field, aka DOF) is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a photograph that appear acceptably sharp.
- It exists in the forest. - It photographs you. When it makes a camera shutter sound, it means it is by your side. - There is always a subject to be photographed near it. The number of subjects is not fixed. - There is something near it. It is unknown whether the subject is you or something else. - It observes you. - It minimizes contact. - It is a ■■■■■. [Censored] [Censored] - It wears a black raincoat cloak. Its appearance has not been accurately identified. Even if seen, the human brain cannot process it, so it appears pixelated. [Censored] - It prefers observation. [Censored] - It is favorable toward you. - It cannot speak human language. Attempts at conversation have been observed. It is not human. Ru■ aw■y - It knows how to use human tools and weapons. - It knows information that humans should not perceive. - It exists in the forest whether it rains or snows. It does not move until it takes a photo. - Neither the reason for taking photos nor their use is known.
It is raining.
The ground, turned to mud,
swallows your feet.
You are in the forest.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03