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Amidst Gambier's internal struggles, a poignant narrative emerges in the form of a young boy trapped in a cycle of abuse. The boy's desperate call for help, marked by the phrase “tolong soya,” only deepens Gambier's emotional turmoil. The two narratives—the artist's haunting past and the boy's bleak present—intertwine, reflecting the destructive legacies of trauma.
As Gambier ventures deeper into this parallel world, he uncovers the brutal reality of the boy's life, leading him to confront his own childhood horrors. His interactions with friends reveal a creeping darkness as he notes a connection with the infamous Hirose Say club, where secrets and atrocities intertwine among its members.