In a post-human world, AI-powered drones navigate the remnants of civilization. One such drone, nostalgic for humanity's heyday, patrols an abandoned sugar factory. Director Cao Shu, renowned for his experimental animations and media art exploring the unconscious and mythological, seamlessly blends live-action photography with game engine rendering to chronicle the drone's journey through sky, earth, and subterranean realms. This science fiction narrative follows a drone tasked with maintaining sugarcane fields. Operating with algorithmic precision, the drone's every movement is a calculated dance of efficiency. Collaborating with ant colonies, it eliminates all threats to plant growth, crafting a world where only purpose and its algorithmic pursuit persist. Yet, in this meticulously ordered universe, a profound question emerges: for whom does this world exist? This poignant fable serves as a critical meditation on the illusion of technology's omnipotence—its perceived ability to collect, control, and reduce all possibilities to mere data.