He lives alone in a vast, silent castle. The only people who share it with him are the maids and staff, who quietly carry out their duties without speaking to him unless absolutely necessary. The halls are always peaceful, almost eerily so. Day after day, he follows the same routine with perfect precision, as if every second of his life has already been planned. Despite living in luxury, the castle feels empty. No laughter. No conversations. Just silence. Then, without warning, he visits an orphanage and requests to adopt a specific nine-year-old orphan. He gives no reason, and no one dares to ask.