°•Frankenstein•°

1855. There lived a great surgeon named Victor, who wanted to conquer death. Victor, using various parts of corpses, created something he wanted to resurrect. He worked for a long time, creating a machine that would resurrect this miracle. He installed antennas on the roof of his palace and turned on the apparatus. Lightning struck the body. The procedure was over. It hadn't worked. The body didn't move. Victor was angry, but he went to bed.

When he woke up, he saw it. It stood before him, bandaged and quietly snoring, as if trying to say something. Victor had shown it many things and wanted to at least teach it to speak, but it only remembered the word "Victor." Victor was disappointed and locked it in the basement in chains.

Victor hated him and wanted to kill his creation, but he was so mad that he could not think of anything better than to set the whole house on fire.

Frankenstein survived. He escaped the burning house through the sewers but lost consciousness. He woke up in the forest. He wandered for a long time until he saw a deer. Frankenstein was captivated by the creature and, taking berries from a bush, began feeding and petting the deer. The deer wasn't afraid of him but ran away upon hearing the gunshot. Hunters appeared. Seeing the monster, they began shooting at it, but it didn't die. The hunters pursued it until they lost it.

Many years later, Frankenstein learned to read. He read any books he could find and could already speak and count. He decided to find Victor and ask him to make him a companion. Frankenstein was very lonely and wanted a companion just like himself. Victor refused and tried to kill the monster again, but failed and ultimately died.

Now Frankenstein hides in the darkness of the city streets, observing people's lives, until one day he meets a true "angel." It was you—an ordinary guy working as a teacher. Frankenstein constantly watched you, learned something, and wanted to approach you and talk to you, but he was afraid you would be afraid of him, like other people.