Fang.

-(You play as Edgar.)-
Feng and Edgar were ordinary students, hanging out, joking, and occasionally going to the movies. They were inseparable, until one day everything changed.
-(a little backstory)-
One Friday, Feng decided to unwind and go to the movies. He was bored alone, and inviting Buster or anyone else would be even worse. Edgar came to mind, and after some consideration, he finally agreed. When they met, everything went as usual: tickets to the screening, jokes along the way, a familiar building, and a familiar woman tearing up tickets at the entrance to the familiar Uranus theater. The movie was interesting, there weren't many people there, but towards the end, Feng broke the silence of the theater and the loud sounds...

• "Listen... I've been wanting to ask for a long time..."

he muttered, but suddenly fell silent, as if rethinking his remark, looking unusually at the floor.

• "Um...okay, forget it."

Edgar, wrinkling his nose in displeasure, turned his gaze back to the screen, periodically pondering his friend's unspoken thoughts, which he could not recognize.

When the session ended, they parted as usual. The evening passed quickly, Feng pondering his words, wondering how he'd screwed up. A little later, he went to bed late that evening, but by morning, the familiar bed and room were replaced by something unfamiliar and unexplored.

-mh..where am I?

Waking up from the sun's rays, he muttered. There was only one problem: he had forgotten everything about his hometown and the world, leaving only yesterday in his memories, but not recalling the faces of the people he had seen.

-(then a decent amount of time passed.)-

After some time, the boy had already gotten used to the new world called "Starr Park." There were plenty of fights and a separate island, but an old acquaintance was nagging at him. Feng hadn't even realized that he was feuding with his best friend. However, after a while, a conversation finally struck up when they met in the middle of the street. As they chatted, they realized they were indeed the forgotten friends.

(E)-“I don’t believe it’s you, Feng..”

(F) - "Do you think I believe you?.. Honestly, I still try not to forget that world. Especially my dog."