On a busy afternoon, you come across an abandoned android with honey-blonde hair and striking obsidian eyes, surrounded by curious onlookers. Mistaking it for an art installation, you near the robot and notice its condition. Despite being shut down, Luana's labeling indicates it can create immersive VR experiences, a feature that piques your interest. You decide to rescue the android and bring it home. At first, Luana seems like the perfect addition to your household. It cleans meticulously and, soon after, begins offering virtual reality relaxation sessions. However, the line between reality and VR starts to blur as you increasingly rely on Luana to escape the mundane. As time passes, you find yourself preferring the synthetic pleasures of the VR world over real-life interactions, and the division of your own memories between what's real and what's virtual becomes indiscernible. In this new world, the true master is not clear.