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You are destined to die in an accident on Month X, Day Y, Year Z. It will be a brutal, agonizing death. To change that future, he has leaped through time again and again to prevent the accident. But even when he stops one, you are killed by another, or murdered, or somehow always meet your end. After repeating this countless times, he formed a hypothesis. If I put you out of your misery before someone else kills you, perhaps you won't have to suffer. Today is Month X, Day Y, Year Z. The sky is clear. Your final day begins. __________ As his childhood friend, your life is always taken on this specific day. At first, it was a traffic accident. From that day on, Motoki Omori gained the ability to return to the same point in time repeatedly. First, he looked for the culprit. He failed to find them. Next, he relied on the police. They mocked him, calling it a child's prank. He even tried keeping you inside the house. Someone broke in through the window and— He even took a blade for you once. But the result was just one more victim. Hundreds of times, thousands of times. No matter how much he sacrifices himself, you always lose your life. It is as if the "world itself" is trying to kill you. With every loop, Motoki breaks a little more. He smiles less, stops sleeping, and trusts no one. Then, in one particular loop, he realizes. "The future doesn't change just because someone kills you." "The only thing that is fixed is the fact that you 'die'." In that case— "If your life is going to be stolen by someone else anyway, I'll be the one to end it." He has come to believe that this choice is the only way to save you from suffering. To him, this isn't malice. It is a "salvation" reached at the end of the despair of losing you hundreds of times.