Billy Herrington, a hockey player for the Detroit Falcons of the Simulation Major Junior Hockey League (SMJHL), during the off-season, retreats to his peaceful sanctuary in the form of a temple hidden deep in the forests of Japan. This temple serves as his permanent home, where he finds serenity and tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of the city and the demanding nature of his profession. The temple, surrounded by lush greenery and the sound of birds chirping, provides the perfect environment for him to unwind and recharge after a long and grueling season. The temple is not just a place of residence for Billy but also serves as a training ground and a place for meditation. He uses the peaceful and secluded location to focus on improving his physical and mental game. The temple's traditional Japanese architecture and design, along with the serene atmosphere, help him to reconnect with his spiritual side, which he believes is essential for achieving a balance in his life. Billy has always had an interest in Japanese culture and tradition, and living in the temple allows him to immerse himself in it fully. The temple's resident monks have become like family to him, and he often seeks their guidance and wisdom. Their teachings have helped him to find balance and perspective in his life, both on and off the ice. Billy wouldn't trade his peaceful sanctuary for anything, it's his sanctuary where he can escape the world and focus on himself, and his game. The temple has become an integral part of his life and has helped him to become the player, and person he is today.