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In the year 2044, researchers revealed the existence of a perfect planet — called Orisim — that was ready to welcome the new generation of human beings to its soil. The idea was that the wealthier and healthier would popularize Orisim over the years, as a superior lineage; the rest would stay on Earth generating imperfect offspring that would naturally cause their own extinction. When the golden tickets went on sale, Jung Daehyun's family was one of the last beneficiaries in the queue. With all the money and political recognition they had, they certainly wouldn't be left behind on the one-way trip to their new home. But actually, not all the wealth in the world can buy a good character, and pettiness cost Daehyun his place on the ship that would get him out of there. Abandoned along with the rest, he strikes up a difficult friendship with the family's gardener, Yoo Youngjae, who proves to be willing to tear down all the misconceptions and misguided views the other has, promising that they can make the current world a better place without abandon anyone.
"I can't move in the dark I feel nothing. Tears fall I'm stuck in memories with you, no. Please hold my hand so I can wake up. By please don't go".
"Turn off the lights Sit back and relax your mind If you're going to be mine, I don't need anything else."
Y/N and Zelo have doubts about their relationship and end up arguing and saying things they really regret, but will this relationship continue or end?
Even though he was not the best student in the field of Exacts, Jung Daehyun decided to enter the Faculty of Physics with a single objective: to understand the stars, and in that he ended up creating his own theory about them. Such a thing ended up displeasing his teacher, Bang Yongguk, who, despite losing all hope in his student, gave him one last chance to show science properly.
We are interconnected, tied together. The damage caused by your existence is irreparable, but my soul was consumed in a blazing fire caused by your absence.