When a story ends in death, its true narrative begins with birth. After uniting twenty-four worlds and sacrificing his own existence to rewrite the tragedy of the Mad Goddess, Frey Leion awakens in Timeline Zero a world untainted, unscarred, and yet to inscribe a single destiny. In this world, Falsina Sceleris is nothing more than a child. A forsaken girl, cast aside by her parents as a disgrace—a bearer of a curse, the unwanted remnant of a bloodline they wished had never existed. The world has not yet hurt her. But it will—unless someone changes it. Now, Frey lives on as a time traveler forgotten by all, a silent observer forced to restrain his urge to fix everything, while grappling with a question that refuses to leave him: “Am I allowed to love her… when she has not even discovered who she is yet?” And so, the story begins— at the loneliest moment of Falsina’s life, when she still clutches her doll in quiet solitude.