Aithan

"In this world, there is no pain as profound as the agony of separation. 'Aithan' tells the tale of such heart-wrenching separation. It narrates the story of when a person's breath is overtaken not by air, but by the weight of the earth, metaphorically capturing the weight of grief and loss. 'Aithan' speaks of the soil that fills the voids of those we've lost. It is the tale of an innocent young girl's shadow overshadowed by tragedy, and the bloodshed from her, painting a picture of pain and loss. In front of the very parents, a young boy is set ablaze; 'Aithan' narrates the story of the teeth gritted by the mother in sheer disbelief and pain. It is the scream let out by an old man, distraught and devastated; that is 'Aithan'." - Translated from the Back Page