It follows the heroine, Takataki Hikari, who’s found herself on the late train home. And this is not a a busy commuter express. This is a dilapidated local line, the kind of route that feels forgotten by time itself. The station is retro in a haunting way, and the train? It’s a single, dimly lit car, illuminated only by the weak glow of its interior lights, rocking gently on the tracks through the deepening dusk. The true source of the chilling atmosphere, however, isn’t the location, it’s the occupants. Hikari is not alone. The only person around that place is a man named Matate Jun. From the moment she lays eyes on him, she knew something is not right. His appearance is… unsettling
