The Valentine volcano

RICHARD possesses a unique gift, a mysterious power within his eye that allows him to see and reveal any hidden truth. Driven by the conviction that the modern world is enslaved by a colonial regime of pervasive lies, he sees himself as a liberator of truth. On Valentine's Day, he uses his power to a public test, exposing the secrets between couples and causing widespread heartbreak and chaos. His actions draw the dangerous attention of CIA. Viewing his power as an unprecedented threat to national security, they issue a termination order. The mission is assigned to MARY, a formidable and seductive agent. Her strategy is not brute force, but psychological warfare: to exploit the one vulnerability his handlers theorize he might have—his own humanity. Mary expertly infiltrates Richard's life, weaving a web of calculated intimacy designed to awaken his latent sexual desires. Unaware of the connection, Richard experiences physical intimacy for the first time with her. In that moment, his sacred power vanishes, leaving him defenseless. Betrayed and stripped of his ability, Richard is forced into a desperate struggle for survival. Yet, from this crucible of manipulation and loss, a deeper, more profound revelation dawns on him. He uncovers the fundamental conflict that has shaped human history: Truth is pure, a virgin. Sex (or base desire) is its killer. And "Love," as popularly understood, is not a harmonious union but the perpetual, invisible force that traps these two eternal enemies—Truth and Desire—in an inescapable, secret war within the human experience. Now, powerless but enlightened, Richard must evade his hunters and find a way to expose this ultimate, world-shattering truth before it's too late.