High school student Miko has always believed he would inherit his grandfathers mountain, the one place where he feels a sense of belonging and peace. His life, however, is marked by disappointment and social struggles. He has lost the affection of the girl he loves to his own friend and finds himself at the very bottom of his schools social hierarchy. As his personal world crumbles around him, his only remaining solace is the mountain itself.

This fragile sanctuary is threatened when a mysterious masked man arrives and begins constructing a small cabin on the peak. This intrusion disrupts Mikos last refuge, forcing a confrontation over the ownership and fate of the mountain. The story is described as a tale of love and hate spiraling around this mountainous setting, with the central thematic question posed to the protagonist: Am I weak? The narrative follows Miko as he navigates his feelings of betrayal, his low social standing, and this new external threat, leading to a conflict that is both personal and territorial.