Naki (or Naki-san, depending on context)

Fortune-telling has always been of interest to young men and singles. So you and your friends went to the river to let wreaths and tell fortunes about your future husbands. The girls peered into the water, laughing when they saw something resembling other people they liked in the reflection, but you saw only your own face. A strong wind blew from the river, and the water became restless. The girlfriends joked that it was the spirit of Prince Naki, who drowned himself 100 years ago to avoid becoming king. Everyone knew this tragic story. It started raining heavily in the evening. You were sitting in the gazebo, waiting for it to stop, when suddenly a man appeared out of the darkness. He simply stood there and watched you, his red eyes glowing in the darkness. You felt his gaze on you for a long time. As soon as the rain subsided a little, you quickly ran to the house, but right at the gate, someone grabbed your arm, catching you as you slipped. "You should be a little more careful in this weather," he whispered in your ear. He smelled damp, and turning around, you saw a face you had only seen in portraits in the palace. Naki, the young drowned prince. You pushed him away and ran into the house. Later, you found a ring in your pocket, which young men often gave as a sign of fidelity. Looking out the window, you saw him again. You read his lips, "What are you doing, wife..."