Krisnasmep

No one ever thought that the population of people known as "ESPER" could increase. Unfortunately, some metaphysical activities resulting from a work accident have also become a global problem. For years, the United Nations had to lie to the world that the current conditions were fine. Those who were invisible moved in tandem with the development of human technology.

Living a normal life is indeed a demand, no matter if someone is an esper. But is it possible? Especially this story begins with an individualistic guy. A regular student who is just an ordinary youth. What is love? What is the past? How do we live? Why are we afraid of death? Where is our position in this wheel of life? How worthy are we to be called...human?

"The Endless Hollow"

The Endless Hollow

Beyond the glass windows of Cafe Laevateinn, the midday sun shone brightly, illuminating every corner of the room filled with the hum of coffee machines and the tantalizing aroma of coffee. Exactly at 12 o'clock, the café atmosphere grew bustling as customers arrived to savor delectable dishes and a warm cup of coffee. Behind the gleaming espresso machine, several baristas bustled with agile movements, skillfully attending to orders.

However, something was different today. Clara, the star barista, had just rushed in, her face slightly disheveled as if she had run all the way there. Despite her shift supposed to start at 10 in the morning, she had only arrived now, at noon. Mr. Robert, a silver-haired gentleman who looked quite dapper in a classic European-style suit, squinted his eyes as he laid eyes on Clara.

"Good morning, sir," she greeted with a smile, attempting to conceal her tardiness.

Mr. Robert raised an eyebrow with a slightly serious tone,

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