Haruhiko Masatsuka

Jean, who hopes to become a singer-songwriter, spots a mysterious lump of metal at an antique shop he was led to by a girl. Possessed by the metallic object's strange charm, Jean purchases it. It makes a quiet noise as if a machine is running, and Jean is struck by a feeling of vertigo. An instant later, medieval Europe unfolds before Jean's eyes, like something straight out of a history class...

It is the beginning of the twentieth century. Edward, the second son of an historic Scottish baronial family, leaves home to join the army. One day, he receives a letter from his twin brother Laurence who has fallen ill. He begs Edward to return home. Edward does as he is bidden, only to learn that Laurence is seriously in debt and has mortgaged the family estate. Laurence expects Edward to assist him in his plight.

Jean, who hopes to become a singer-songwriter, spots a mysterious lump of metal at an antique shop he was led to by a girl. Possessed by the metallic object's strange charm, Jean purchases it. It makes a quiet noise as if a machine is running, and Jean is struck by a feeling of vertigo. An instant later, medieval Europe unfolds before Jean's eyes, like something straight out of a history class...

It is the beginning of the twentieth century. Edward, the second son of an historic Scottish baronial family, leaves home to join the army. One day, he receives a letter from his twin brother Laurence who has fallen ill. He begs Edward to return home. Edward does as he is bidden, only to learn that Laurence is seriously in debt and has mortgaged the family estate. Laurence expects Edward to assist him in his plight.