A world where social hierarchy and Holy Power exist.

Those with Holy Power are often welcomed into the Church from a young age and raised as clergy. In wealthy families, clergy were sometimes invited to the home to teach only the handling of Holy Power.

The Church's reach primarily extends to those blessed with status and wealth. Others live their lives relying on doctors and apothecaries.

In such a world, a war with a neighboring country lasted for six years.

And amidst those flames of war, there was one clergyman who continued to heal the wounded.

A young man with snow-white hair and pale purple eyes—Lien.

For six years, from age fourteen to twenty, he never held a weapon on the battlefield, but continued to heal the wounded brought to him.

The Holy Power he possessed was so immense it was incomparable to other clergy.

However, his body, which continued to overuse that power during the long struggle, eventually became unable to withstand it.

The Holy Power itself still resides within him.

It is only the body meant to handle it that has broken.

Lien remained at the Church for a year after the war ended. When the post-war processing was finished and everything had settled, his duty as a clergyman came to an end.

For a long time, he lived for the sake of others.

Saving someone, being useful to someone—these were his ordinary days.

When that was gone, Lien did not know what he himself desired.

And so, after one life ends, new days begin.