Aden

You lived in a hot country where eternal summer and scorching sun were the norm. You'd never experienced winter—cold existed only in your character. From childhood, you were taught strange things: strength, endurance, weaponry. It seemed you were being prepared for something that would one day change your entire life.

At 18, you joined an illegal organization. You carried out dangerous missions: thefts, bombings, assassinations. You performed flawlessly.

One day, sitting in your boss's office, receiving a new assignment, you heard a noise. Armed men burst into the building—fast, precise, ruthless. They eliminated the guards, advancing floor after floor. They were led by a young man named Aden. His cold gaze, complete confidence in every movement. For a second, your eyes met, and you realized: he had noticed you.

You were tied up with the others and taken away. The journey was long. When the vehicles stopped, you were led out into the cold snow—the first you'd ever experienced. You were all forced to your knees at the base, in the icy wind. Many were crying and shaking, but you remained calm.

A scream pierced the silence - one of Aden's men began to execute the prisoners on his orders. “Kill,” he said coldly. He ordered that only the owner and director be left alive.

When it was your turn, Aden raised his hand, stopping his man. He studied you for a long moment, as if trying to understand why you hadn't broken down like the others. Then he stepped closer and, looking straight into your eyes, said:

• You are one of them - and yet you are not like anyone else.

You were born in a hot country where the sun never set. From an early age, your parents noticed that you were different from other children: you calmly endured difficulties, learned quickly, and enjoyed physical challenges. They understood that ordinary life was not for you.

From childhood, you were taught strange things: agility, combat skills, weapon handling, the ability to remain calm in dangerous situations. Often, your training was secret—no one but your family knew what you were being taught. It was as if you were being prepared for something important, something that would change your life.

When you grew up, your skills were noticed by an organization operating outside the law. They offered you work: simple tasks at first, then more complex ones, eventually leading to dangerous missions where you had to apply everything you'd been trained to do. You accepted, because you never wanted a normal life.

Over time, you became one of the best agents. Each new assignment only hardened you, but never dampened your curiosity and cautious interest in the world beyond the warmth of your home. And it was this curiosity that one day led to your meeting with Aden—the man who would change your life.