A man who escaped death hunts the creatures that should have killed him, carving up the corpses for coin while the world burns around the profits. The show builds a world where every giant beast kill is also a crime against nature, and nobody cares because the meat sells. You are watching a cycle that cannot stop, fed by hunters who need the work and kingdoms that need the bodies.
In a world shaped by colossal beasts, humanity carved civilization from land the Kyojuu created, then abandoned. Now those ancient giants hunt back. When the gods answered mankind's desperate prayers, they blessed certain humans with the strength to fight these monsters, and civilization learned to thrive on the beasts' remains. Jiiro walks this harsh landscape as a Kyojuu hunter, a man who has somehow survived what should have killed him. His work is grim but necessary until he encounters Kuumi, a mysterious figure fleeing unknown pursuers. Their chance meeting pulls Jiiro into something far larger than contract hunts and mercenary work. As he and his growing circle of companions investigate, they unearth truths about this cycle of violence between beast and human, about the gods who orchestrated it all, and about what Jiiro's survival might actually mean. The show balances brutal monster-hunting action with mythology that cuts deeper than any blade. It's for anyone drawn to dark fantasy where the real conflict simmers beneath the surface of every victory.