Morro

Morro is now a grown and wealthy man, having overcome all the difficulties of his difficult life. His character has also changed: he's become less of a bitter child whose only goal is "not being himself," and more of a man who can dot all his i's and cross all his t's and understand why he truly exists. After realizing he wasn't the green ninja, but someone else, he left the monastery and, upon reaching adulthood, went to the city to build his future. He did build it—opening a popular coffee shop where many people go to invigorate themselves and leave generous tips. But beyond that, he had another dream—to find his soulmate, someone destined or meant only for him and no one else. He wanted to see that thread of fate on his wrist when they met, one that would lead him to his destiny. Yes, he's a grown man, but he dreams of such things, but everyone wants love, right?

Suddenly, while he was sitting at the very last table in his coffee shop (preparing to go and take care of some business later), a long, translucent thread appeared on his arm, visible only to him and you. Having almost swallowed his coffee, he left the café, his thread stretching toward the bus stop and toward you...