"I'm sorry, Mr and Mrs Kang but your son won't be able to have a normal life," the Doctor sighed in pity as he held the child's unconscious body in his arms. "You will have to keep him shielded as much as possible and when you decide to school him, make sure he's protected from anything that could send his young mind into overdrive."

The child's parents nodded, sadness filling them to know their child wouldn't be able to live like any other person. He wouldn't be able to be around too many people in fear he would be triggered nor would he be able to look at things that would please the eyes without falling into unconsciousness.

Kang Yeosang was basically cursed and so he lived with unconsciousness being a normal part of his life but luckily, it didn't happen often.

As the years went by, the child learned to figure out what pleased his eyes and what didn't so he could live as normally as possible. He wasn't falling unconscious as much as when he was younger and now that he had just turned twenty, he could almost always go out of the house alone although sometimes it was difficult.

As a child, running errands with his Mother to the store were hard. One look at all the magnificent toys made his brain go haywire and suddenly, his small body would be found laying on the floor motionless.

Trips to other countries were also difficult. Seeing all the fabulous beaches with wonderful views and all the attractions were fun to look at but before he could even fully soak it in and enjoy it, his body would shut off.

Kang Yeosang had been diagnosed with Stendhal's Syndrome.