Synopsis
Takashi is deemed disposable by the world. His exhausted yet persistent mother abandons him in a distant location, apologizing as she walks away. While weeping alone, he finds other abandoned children in the "Land of Beast," where dozens of kids live under the supervision of men called "TEN." Life is plain, yet the children appear happy. The "TEN" may look intimidating, but their rough words hide true affection. One day, a couple without children takes in the charming Ken, promising him a better life, which stirs envy among the rest. Suddenly, a luxurious car arrives, driven by members of the "SHINDU," an organization that takes children by force. The kids call these people "SARAIYA." While everyone else runs, Takashi gets caught and taken away. The remaining children and "TEN" pray, accepting the event as unavoidable. The vehicle passes through a huge gate into a place named "JAIL." There, Takashi asks the "MIHARI," who patrol, what will happen to him, and receives a cold reply: he will be put to death in three days. As expected, Takashi is executed after the guards deliver a judgment. This harsh reality is ordinary in the pet world but mirrors an unfair, meaningless practice in human society. The tale unfolds within the realm of Buddha's teachings.