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In the world of old, as soon as day passed, night fell immediately. Then one day, a figure named "Time for a While" appeared. He slipped into the clearly demarcated territories of the Sun King and the Night Queen, and from then on, twilight came into being, a chaotic blend of gray and blue, a time neither bright nor dark, when people could contemplate, fantasize, and reminisce. And when "Time for a While" fell in love with Princess Dawn, a hazy dawn also began to appear between night and day.

The "time" mentioned in Time for a While is often one with dazzling light. This time is personified, becoming a person on stilts, wearing a thimble on their head, with sewing needles pinned to their scarf. This person is fragile and delicate. The language is plain, almost silent.