The moment the clock strikes midnight, your safe world collapses into a loop you can't escape. Arisa watches the same day repeat in Wonderland, surrounded by twisted versions of the people she loves, each one calling her by a name that isn't hers. She has to find the exit before the cycle breaks her completely, but every loop strips away another piece of who she thought she was. The real horror isn't the Wonderland itself, it's realizing you might not want to leave.
Arisa's ordinary life shatters the moment midnight arrives on her birthday. The ground beneath her collapses, dragging her into Wonderland, a twisted reflection of reality where everyone mistakes her for someone named Alice. She's trapped in a loop, forced to relive the same day again and again, watching the same events play out with eerie familiarity. The inhabitants of this strange realm wear the faces of people from her real world, but something is fundamentally wrong with how they interact with her. They expect her to be Alice, to know things she doesn't, to play a role in a narrative she never chose. Every cycle brings Arisa closer to madness, but also closer to understanding the truth. Somewhere in this nightmarish version of Wonderland exists the real Alice, the person whose identity Arisa has inherited by mistake. Finding Alice becomes Arisa's only path home. What begins as a desperate escape transforms into a hunt through layers of confusion and false reality, where distinguishing truth from illusion becomes increasingly impossible.