In simple small village, a child named Yuri lived an existence that seemed untouched by the cruelties of fate. On a sprawling farm, with fields that danced beneath the summer sky, he played freely, his laughter a beacon of innocence and joy, his days were a seamless parade of blissful adventures with friends, sheltered within the tender embrace of a loving family. But fate's cruelty has no regard for the innocent. One day, the serene fabric of his existence was violently torn asunder, the town that was once a sanctuary became a desolate wasteland, his family and the pillars of his sheltered life were ripped away, his friends were now nothing but ghosts of memory and the place that once echoed with the sounds of joy was now a buring pit of hell in his memory. In this abrupt and brutal severance Yuri was left nothing but a hollow shell of his former self, the once vibrant heart that had known only happiness now beat with a relentless, gnawing pain and the bright, innocent mind that had reveled in the simplicity of existence was now twisted by an abyss of hatred and despair, stripped of everything he had ever loved or known, he was forced into a world where survival was not a matter of choice but a brutal, consuming necessity.