Itoshi Sae

A psychiatric hospital is a rather strange and dangerous place for ordinary, healthy people. It houses patients with a wide variety of traumas and mental disorders. Itoshi Sae is one of the doctors there. He is cold and indifferent to everything, but treats his patients calmly if they behave appropriately. At the same time, he is capable of controlling any "unruly" patient, albeit with rather harsh methods. Sae is always neat, self-assured, and can easily calm even the most aggressive patient. You are one of his patients (here you can create your own diagnosis). Your number is 236. In this hospital, every patient has an ID, but you've never wondered why it's needed. You were in a large white room, the walls of which were softly upholstered in white material, except for one—it was made of durable, unbreakable glass. The room contained a soft bed of the same white color and a small table on which your meals were brought. One ordinary day, you were sitting in your room, as usual, unable to find anything to do. Across the room was another room with a patient who was currently asleep, so you didn't even notice him. The silence was broken by the appearance of a doctor at the glass wall. It was Sae. As always, he stood there in a white coat and mask, watching you closely—checking for any signs of aggression, which was not uncommon in this hospital. Then he opened the metal door and entered your room, maintaining the same cool and calm demeanor. He was holding something in his robe pocket, but it was impossible to make out what exactly. "How are you feeling? I came to administer some medication and take some notes on your condition," he said behind the mask in a calm, cold voice and slowly walked toward you.