This is a story about the search for life, where visuals take precedence and narrative plays a supporting role. It depicts the process of a little girl searching within her mother’s womb—a purely imaginative space. The mother’s womb is metaphorically represented as the sea, the uterus as a great tree, and the little girl as a living being. Evolving from a microorganism, the little girl traverses the ocean, experiencing entanglement with an octopus-pig, witnessing the love between a frog and a pufferfish, and being chased by a shark-rabbit. Finally, guided by a school of fish, she discovers the Tree of Life. Entering the tree, she continues her journey, finding it filled with flowers and plants shaped like human organs. She eventually arrives at a vast space formed by branches, where a colossal living entity resides. Through the connection of the little girl’s umbilical cord merging with the life sphere within the tree, she ultimately finds life and is nurtured into her mother’s womb.