No Escape

"No Escape" is the final chapter in a trilogy that includes Overlaps and Silent Rule.
While it shares the same lyrics as the previous two, this version dives deeper -- turning inward, toward the core of the self.

The central theme of this piece is the decision not to resist fate, but to embrace it fully.
The title No Escape is taken from the lyric: "This is my vow -- no escape."

But these words don't carry despair or resignation.
They express the quiet determination of someone who has chosen to carry the weight themselves.

The song portrays the elder sister -- one who embodies the unspoken rule:
"If it overlaps, it' sister's to take."
In No Escape, she upholds this truth with the greatest strength -- not through words, but through silent resolve.

Like walking alone through a quiet night, the song holds a sense of unwavering will and clarity of choice.
In a space where the boundaries between reality and emotion begin to blur, she walks her path -- alone, but with no hesitation.

To carry it -- as a sister.
That choice, beyond the Silent Rule, is what No Escape truly means.