What did we learn from the past? The past is meant to be the place that shapes and paves the way for the future. In ancient times, there were no houses, and people lived in caves or under giant trees. Then, they began constructing dwellings from mud, wood, rocks, and leaves. Nowadays, we build houses using cement and metals. In the past, there was no means to light our homes when night fell, so candles were created for this purpose. Over time, light bulbs were invented. As time progressed, more tools, machines, and equipment were developed. During those days, many people were undoubtedly amazed by their creations and happily shared their innovations with one another. However, at a certain point, some individuals became possessive and greedy, desiring to keep these innovations for themselves. This led to conflicts where people fought to retain their possessions or acquire them. This cycle seemed never-ending. There came a time when everyone was primarily focused o
Once, there was a little kid named Shadow. Before he was born into this world, his so-called father left. His so-called father was described as an unpleasing person, and because there is a saying, "Like father, like son," he was considered a disappointment to the family. So he was disliked by his family. Since no one acknowledged him at home. he often caused trouble just to be noticed at school. That's one reason why he was transferred from one school to another. He was 6 years old when he was transferred to a private school and was even enrolled in Section B, which is the second-highest section in the school, by his parents, hoping that he would be more attentive at school. But still, he was a laid-back, happy-go-lucky, playful, and troublemaker kid. One afternoon when he was running around the playground like he always did, he saw Pin-Pin, a very simple yet beautiful young girl. She had long black hair and always wore a hairpin paired with a sweet smile. She always