Bae, a child-like god trapped in an endless cycle of creation and destruction, rules over an island populated by fish-headed worshippers. Dissatisfied with their offerings and frustrated by their mindless devotion, he repeatedly resets the world in an attempt to find meaning. His loneliness deepens until he creates Mira, a silent girl who does not fear him and refuses to obey his authority in the way his worshippers did. Through their playful interactions, Bae experiences something he never has before—connection. As she introduces him to simple joys, he begins to understand that true fulfillment may not come from control or divine power but from companionship and shared experiences.