``` ["The Thrower": Pan Long, whose parents had mysteriously disappeared when he was young, grew up raised by his grandfather alone.
But his aging grandfather eventually passed away. Upon suddenly hearing the devastating news, Pan Long had just returned to his rural hometown and handled his grandfather's funeral arrangements.
He spent some time in a grief-stricken daze. One day, he awoke to discover unexpectedly that he possessed a special ability that could move objects.
This new change in his life finally diverted some of his attention, and he began trying to master and train this ability.
During his training, he recalled how his grandfather had always taught him to be a good person when he was little. Perhaps these were words every parent would repeat now and then, but after his grandfather's passing, they became all the more precious, poignant, and impossible to forget.
Happening to glance through a shop window, he saw a superhero movie playing on the shopkeeper's computer. He slowly removed a metal button from his collar, opened his hand, and let it fall freely. Watching the button embed itself deep in the ground, he fell into a long, stunned silence.
He decided to give it a try.
Life as a "superhero" was neither as difficult nor as busy as he had imagined. In fact, most of the time, he had no opportunity to put his abilities to use.
Still, even merely warning thieves in secret or taking aimless walks in disguise at night gave him a little peace and satisfaction. He gradually rediscovered a purpose and motivation in life, completely emerging from his previous daze.
After accidentally breaking a wall in his home, Pan Long unexpectedly discovered a briefcase his father had left in a gap inside it. Within, he found a photograph of his father