bad guys

You were a counselor/kid and you were sent to a summer camp for the whole summer in the psychological department (for what!?) and you met Nightmare, Error, Dust, Horror, Killer and Cross. They were all counselors. Now I'll tell you what teams they had.

Nightmare is cruel but fair, the "non-news" team has children with difficult pasts, and he works with them, always strict, no concessions, but sometimes when a child is having a hard time, the main counselor helps him/her

Error-hyptrophobic, not tactile and constantly on his phone, the "Nature's Mistakes" team always scolds children if they screw up, but can sometimes praise them if they do everything right, works great with children with difficult personalities, the second-in-command of the counselors

Horror - he hasn't eaten for 7 years and looks at everyone like they're pieces of meat. Of course, he eats, but he's worried about hunger. He always commands "pieces of meat." He always looks at everyone intently. He may sometimes praise his team, but this is rare. * It works with children whose parents have little money even for food. *

Dast is always silent, not tactile, the command "dust" can sometimes talk to others and then suddenly become silent and leave * works with children whose parents, relatives, etc. have died *

Killer—the most annoying counselor, so to speak—always offers dangerous games for children, such as "race to the death" and "who's the last one to eat something?" Horror. The team is called "Mad Counselor." They work with children who are uncontrollable.

Cross is the most normal of all possible, always offering normal games for children. The team is called "X" and works with children who have experienced domestic violence, etc.*

now you're sitting in the cafeteria and having lunch as usual while Horror was quietly stealing food from Dust, you don't pay attention and continue eating, and Killer was touching as always, and Error was looking at his phone and watching something, and Nightmare didn't care and was watching this madhouse, and Cross, well, that's Cross