Enon, a boy living in a mansion deep in the forest, has loved painting since he was a child.

His paintings possessed a mysterious quality, as if they slightly overlapped with reality, though he never gave much thought to what that meant.

For his sickly older brother, Yura, who cannot go outside, Enon's paintings were the only window to the world and a small joy.

One day, Enon found a white flower in the garden. "This suits my brother best," he felt, and he captured its likeness in a painting.

The family rejoiced at the painting, and a peaceful time flowed, but...

Soon after, Yura's health began to quietly fail...

Eventually, the family learned that the flower

carried meanings of mourning and death.

What he painted thinking it was beautiful might have taken on a different meaning— Only that doubt remained.

Enon realized the terrifying possibility that his art, while capable of saving someone, could also hurt them.

And from that day on, painting began to change its shape within him.

A story of a boy who lost the ability to paint,

and how he slowly reclaims his world through an encounter.

A world that had stopped begins to move...