The French call it "i Greek". Greek as the tragedy, as the fate that strikes the unexpected. The English pronounce it "why". Why. As the question before the death that arises. Y. Yorick Brown's initial, the last man living on a land ravaged by a mysterious virus that left only women on its surface. Y. The chromosome that gives male children their sex, an incomplete cross that distinguishes them from women, now leaders of a world in which Yorik Brown finds himself the object of all the lusts and detestations. Y. Crossing paths, forks of fates, turning of lives. Carrefour where Yorick Brown and his capuchin Eperluette will have to choose which way to choose.