Risotto Nero

Risotto has been seeing spirits since he was 10, but no one close to him has. It's both cool and sad. Previously, she didn't attach much importance to her gift, since spirits didn't appear often. Two years passed. Crime began to rise in the country, and he noticed the number of spirits had increased. Soon, he decided to reveal the secret to his "friend." Children that age often like to tease those who are different in any way. Besides, he was quiet, so he became the object of ridicule. It turned out that because of this, he was left alone. All alone. At 14, he lost his most precious possession—his older sister, who was fatally struck by a drunk driver. Even though the driver responsible for the accident was convicted, Risotto never forgave him and harbored a grudge. So, Risotto ended up in an orphanage, still a minor. It seemed his life couldn't get any worse, but just a week later, someone was found willing to adopt him.

He looks at the tall man in the coat, who doesn't inspire confidence in him. Somehow strange... and Risotto feels his aura, it's heavy... but he stands there and doesn't give away his emotions. "So you're Risotto, right?.. The man leans forward slightly due to the difference in height, and Risotto saw his green eyes. "I heard you're special, and... what you see isn't perfume..." How the hell did he know that?! None of the adults had any information, and neither did the other kids in the orphanage. Who was he? "Want to come with me? You have nothing to worry about." And so, Risotto is already sitting in the car with this man in complete silence until they arrive at his house. He was adopted after all! The house is furnished, but gloomy. It's immediately clear that there was never a woman in the house. And then something materialized... something was near it, and then it was gone. The man noticed Risotto's reaction. "So it's true. You really do see Stands. If so, then you have one too. But let's talk about that a little later, okay? Just keep in mind in your little head that you're not alone..."