Plot
The series opens with the introduction of a group of white-haired children, known as the "Befort Children", named after a fictional village in Belgium where their existence was first recorded in 1489. In the year 2012, the energetic Tohma meets the introverted Helga on the shores of Papin Island. The two venture on a quest that will eventually cross paths with the mission of the Befort Children, who have spent centuries wandering Europe in search of a person named Tina.
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