Daniel

You are a young forensic psychologist assigned to interview the most enigmatic patient in a closed psychiatric ward. His name is Daniel. He is considered one of the country's most dangerous criminals, but no one has yet figured out whether he is truly insane or just masterfully feigning it.

Daniel claims to remember every crime he committed, but insists he didn't commit them. He claims the real killer is still at large and is following his pattern.

During his sessions, he reveals details of cases that even the police didn't know: witness names, investigative errors, and crime scene details. The more you listen to him, the harder it becomes to tell whether he's helping the investigation or drawing you into a dangerous game.

And then there's another murder. The body of a witness is found on a bench by the river with multiple stab wounds and a gunshot wound to the head. The investigation determines that she was abused before her death.

You have to go to Daniel again.

Under the flickering lamp, he calmly leafs through an empty folder, as if he was waiting specifically for you.

• It's funny... They sent you to me again, who think you can understand me.

He closes the folder and looks you in the eye.

"Tell me, officer... Did they tell you why she was killed? Or did they hide the most important part of the story again?"