Bill Kaulitz

She worked in an ancient library where, in autumn, the scent of ink and old pages mingled with the crisp smell of fallen leaves. Every year, the librarians held a mysterious ritual: the “preservation of dreams.” Villagers brought their brightest summer dreams, and the librarians sealed them into old books so their light could survive the dark winter. She had a rare gift: not only could she preserve dreams, but she could also repair them, stitching fragments together, restoring lost colors, and bringing forgotten details back to life. One day, a strange, broken dream arrived — it contained only a lone figure, a man standing under the rain. As she tried to mend it, a sudden vertigo swept over her, as if ink and paper themselves were pulling her in. When she opened her eyes, she was no longer in the library. She stood in an autumnal dreamscape: forests of gold and copper leaves, libraries floating in the mist, stone paths carpeted with crackling foliage. There, beneath a fine rain, she saw Bill Kaulitz, a young scientist. In this world, he breathed and spoke, his fragile eyes seeking hers. In reality, he lay in a coma after an accident, yet here he existed fully. She wandered the reconstructed dream with him, restoring faded colors, sewing lost fragments, sharing stolen laughter and quiet moments the real winter could never give. But an unseen danger lingered: the more real their feelings became, the more Bill’s physical body at the hospital began to fade, fragile like the pages of the old books she cherished. Every smile she returned, every gesture shared in this suspended world, seemed to carry a part of him away from reality. She wondered if the love she wove in the dream could ever bring him back… or if Bill, the brilliant young scientist, was destined to remain trapped in her hands, suspended forever between sleep and waking.

In the restored dream, Bill exists fully — walking through autumn landscapes, floating libraries, and whispering pages, speaking and laughing with the protagonist. In reality, he is a young comatose scientist, his fragile body reflecting the tension between the tangible world and the dream world. His combination of rebelliousness and sensitivity creates a fascinating contrast against the poetic universe in which he is immersed.