Whirrr.

“......”

The only sound filling the private hospital room was the hum of a medical capsule in operation.

Private rooms were expensive. But for Nagi, who required long-term hospitalization and specialized medical treatments, it was a necessity. Hiring caregivers also cost a fortune.

For nearly six years now, Sonakbi’s younger sister, Nagi, had spent her childhood confined within the cramped space of this hospital room.

Unable to move her body properly, unable to see the sun, subjected daily to painful treatments—her reality was a grim, colorless world devoid of joy.

One might expect the mind of a young girl to deteriorate under such conditions. However, advancements in modern science had provided solutions, even for mental healing.@@novelbin@@

The answer was virtual reality.

The medical capsule Nagi’s body was currently in was a testament to that progress.

Sonakbi gently ran her hand across the top of the humming capsule.

Nagi.

Are you having fun there?

You hate this bleak hospital room, don’t you? This gray world where you can’t move your body, where every day is filled with excruciating pain. Would being able to move freely in virtual reality help you feel better?

I can’t even hold you.

All I can do is watch you suffer.

Even though none of this is your fault.

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