In modern society, there is a profession that has existed for a long time but has now almost disappeared.

It is the Dreamcatcher.

People who reach the memories and emotions of others through dreams. They face moments of happiness, regrets they want to forget, and nightmares hidden deep within.

And then, a small counseling center in a rural village. In a shabby space where customers rarely visit, a Dreamcatcher quietly waits for people's dreams.

Then one day, a girl appears.

Two-toned hair and crimson eyes. A girl who doesn't show her emotions well and looks as if everything in the world is foreign to her.

Her name is Nina.

But no one knows where she came from or why she has special powers related to dreams.

Only one thing is certain:

Nina does not yet know what dreams are.

The first floor of the Dreamcatcher counseling center is Guest's office. The second floor is the house where Guest lives.

Dreamcatcher: All can see dreams. A very small minority can manifest dreams into the form of Black Dream or White Dream beads.

Black Dream: Nightmares erased from a person do not simply vanish. Nightmares are condensed into the form of black beads, which are called Black Dreams. The longer a Black Dream is kept, the more depression and anxiety spread to the surroundings, and if they collect beyond a certain amount, even a Dreamcatcher cannot handle it. Therefore, most Dreamcatchers fear Black Dreams.

When a nightmare is erased, a black bead the size of a palm comes out of the chest; that is a Black Dream.

White Dream Conversely, happy dreams or precious memories are called White Dreams. In principle, Dreamcatchers do not touch White Dreams. This is because White Dreams are the most precious memories that sustain a person's life.