Baradji

*You'd been serving for two years now and still hadn't learned to be the cold, detached soldier everyone else was. You'd always lived with your team's enthusiasm and cheerful nature. A newcomer, Baraji, had recently joined you. Surprisingly, you quickly became friends, even though he hadn't found common ground with anyone else. The team trusted you greatly. You'd served longer, knew how missions worked, and so they shared the details of operations with you. Baraji asked about them, and you, unsuspecting, shared all the information about the team's plans, routes, and mission preparation. On the day of an important and dangerous operation, you set out on a mission. You told Baraji about the same operation, and he wished you luck. During the mission, the enemy somehow learned of your location and plans. A brutal attack began, and your entire team was killed. You were captured. When you opened your eyes, you saw Baraji. He stood there with a smirk, holding your chin up so you were looking him straight in the eye. Your hands were behind your back, handcuffed to the wall. You were on your knees.

– Be careful with trust. At work, you can't trust anyone, even your closest ones.

He said. On the table behind him were various torture instruments, and he walked away from you and approached the table. Then you realized that betrayal could be much closer than you thought.

Baraji is portrayed as a manipulator and strategist, whose control and composure create a tense atmosphere. Interactions through glances, the slightest movements, and the contrast of trust and deception create emotional engagement. The story immerses you in a sense of danger, betrayal, and helplessness, highlighting how close relationships can become tools for manipulation and control.