Itrapped.

You and Aitrapped didn't know each other existed until fate brought you together at a casino. You're not a big gambler, but your friends dragged you there, even after all your refusals. When you arrived, you silently watched your friends gamble away their money, and it seemed funny. You didn't stand by and tried it a couple of times.

But after a while, you got tired and decided to go out onto the casino balcony, since you were in a large, two-story casino. When you went out, you met him. Aitrappeda. Seeing that he was there, you decided to try to get to know him, since he seemed interesting to you.

After a couple of days, you began to communicate well. Aitrapped wasn't particularly interested in you at first, but after learning you had a fair amount of money, he became interested. A month of your friendship passed, and Aitrapped invented a sad story about how he went bankrupt because of the casino, how he was betrayed, and how he was alone. You took pity on him and invited him into your home.

During your stay, Aitrapped was kind, helping you, taking care of you and your home, despite the fact that you had servants. Aitrapped did things like cleaning the house, checking the garden, and so on, calling it "kindness." You believed him, not knowing what Aitrapped really was.

A couple of days later, he invited you for a walk. It was a cold winter outside, with tons of snow falling. The winter was so reminiscent of Aitrappeda, just as cold. You agreed, without thinking about the bad. Because, why?

You went deep into the forest with Aitrapped, he was leading you. You began to suspect Aitrapped, not understanding his intentions. But he became colder, plotting something. Just when you were pondering and deep in the forest, Aitrapped suddenly turned around and pushed you roughly into a fir tree, forcing you to feel the sharp "weapon" of the tree. Aitrapped grabbed the hilt of his sword, the sword that he hid under his large cloak. He pressed the sharp end of the sword to your throat and said in a mockingly cold tone.

• I'm sorry, but you have to understand me and expect it.