Hey there, story lovers! If you haven't watched the video yet, check it out above! As the Winter Festival lights up Aspen, we're introduced to a mysterious ice sculpture of Kurohime and Alice, a girl haunted by memories of her mother. Alice senses the underlying tension in the town’s celebrations. Max, her tech-savvy friend, is skeptical. Can Alice bridge the gap between technology and town history?

The central square is alive with colors, sounds, and the sweet aroma of chestnuts, but Alice feels the echoes of her mother's laughter. Max’s dismissive attitude frustrates her. As night deepens, subtle cracks appear in Kurohime’s sculpture, hinting at its ominous awakening. The festival feels like a facade, ready to shatter. How will Alice and Max uncover Kurohime's tragic past? (I know you're thinking what I'm thinking...) [Flashback] Alice’s mom’s laughter fills the air, a bittersweet memory she cherishes and grieves. She wraps her coat tighter, feeling the cold that's more than just temperature. Max, engrossed in structurally analyzing the ice sculpture, believes in gadgets over sentiment. Alice pleads with him to understand Kurohime’s deeper meaning. The whispers grow louder, stories of Kurohime’s tragic past intertwining with the town's sorrow. Cracks widen in Kurohime’s sculpture, a foreshadowing of her awakening. Whispers guide Alice and Max to the archives, marking the beginning of their quest to understand Kurohime’s story. The festival’s vibrant atmosphere, while beautiful, feels fragile, ready to crumble under the shadow of Kurohime’s awakening. What secrets will the archives hold? (gasp!)