A soldier wakes to find himself caught between two worlds, unable to distinguish memory from present reality. The battlefield blurs into everyday life, and the line separating his identity fractures with each passing moment. Haunted by faces he can't quite recognize and voices speaking truths he refuses to hear, he pushes forward through a landscape that shifts between the visceral and the surreal. Kyoukaisen operates as a psychological descent wrapped in a single, devastating musical piece. The track becomes a mirror reflecting the fractured psyche of someone trapped in an endless cycle of trauma and denial. Visually arresting and disorienting, it captures the sensation of losing grip on what's real when the mind itself becomes a battlefield. This experience resonates with those drawn to experimental storytelling that prioritizes atmosphere over narrative clarity. It's introspective and uncomfortable, asking viewers to sit with ambiguity and psychological tension. The piece demands active engagement, rewarding close attention with layers of meaning hidden in its imagery and sound design.