In a campus interwoven with light and shadow, a hidden dark side lies beneath what we can see.

Facing the hands of a predatory teacher that repeatedly and deliberately intrude, Ying-Qing, in extreme fear, subconsciously splits into another personality—Jin-Yan.

She is Ying-Qing’s final line of defense, bearing alone the suffocating, disgusting moments that occur every time the office curtains are drawn.

However, trauma is like a parasite. When the breaking point is reached, the two personalities struggle intensely within the “core” of the subconscious.

A one-eyed rabbit, symbolizing violation and nightmare, emerges. We believe that violation is not only physical contact; sight and words can also cause discomfort, so it is designed as an ominous symbol, using its red eye to amplify this sense of unease to the extreme.

In the end, Jin-Yan is completely crushed under the weight of the rabbit, symbolizing her collapse. She becomes part of the consciousness and remains forever within Ying-Qing’s psyche.