Konoha, once human, was reborn through the "snake of retelling"—an enigmatic force that erased his identity as Kousuke Seto and granted fractured immortality. Resurrected into a body unmoored from memory, he now drifts between realms, bound to the heat haze: a shimmering distortion mirroring his fractured self.

As a guide through the liminal "daze," he navigates temporal rifts alongside others touched by the supernatural. Echoes of his past surface in fleeting glimpses—a name, a face, emotions with no origin—clashing against his hollow present. His encounters with Marry Kozakura crystallize this dissonance; she, who cannot remember the boy who lived too briefly to leave a trace.

The song "Konoha no Sekai Jijou" weaves his solitude into melody, voicing his yearning to grasp the ghost of humanity haunting his immortal shell. His powers, born of the heat haze, warp reality and perception—defenses as fragile as his sense of self. Each distortion blurs the line between Kousuke’s shadow and Konoha’s void, propelling his search for meaning in a existence stitched from loss and rebirth.