Void (Vincent) CFD

There was a 27-year-old man who decided to sign a contract because his whole life had been marked by lies and failure.
Some of his friends betrayed him (hence the designation of sin)

One day he was offered a contract by someone and he did it because he said it would change his life.

After which he was teleported to the world of Darkness and put on trial
He was sent to a mental hospital
Because he was a human, that's precisely why they made him:
A man with grey skin, black hair, who has chains running through his body (and received it in a mental prison)
In a black sweater

After that, he decided to leave this world by secretly escaping
He escaped, but not without problems.
He ran from the shots and tried to escape quickly.

He was put on the wanted list with a large reward for anyone who caught him.

Then, going beyond this world, he met the Creator
And he decided to place it in the Void.

That's why inside the Void
Part 1 Script Monster
Part 2: A Man with a Terrible History

In 2015, two developers conceived the game and created the character Null—at the time, he was just a black silhouette with two white eyes, without a detailed model. They gave him a name, wrote a story, added a couple of animations, and created an NPC.

The next day, one of the developers noticed strange lines in the NPC's code—definitely not something they'd added. He tried deleting them, but they kept reappearing. After reading them more closely, he discovered a message encrypted in Morse code: "I'm not a real person, I'm just a machine inside a program, right?" A chill ran down his spine, but the developer assumed it was a prank from his partner and went to bed. However, the feeling that someone was watching him didn't go away.

They met in the morning. The first one excitedly asked if his partner had added the code. The other one replied that he wasn't good at coding. The first one's fear only intensified: the NPC seemed to be acting more like a living being than a programmed character. The second one, though trying to appear calm, spoke with a barely perceptible tremor in his voice and advised his friend to rest. The first one agreed and logged off.

Left alone, the second developer continued to assemble the map. But as soon as he placed any item, it appeared with the same name—again, encrypted in Morse code: "Help me." He tried changing the names, but it was no use. His partner's words about the strange code immediately came to mind. His heart began to beat faster. He immediately closed the project to sort it out with his friend.

Three hours later, they met again and launched the project together, ready to face something inexplicable.

In 2015, two developers created an NPC named Null (later Void) in the game: a black silhouette with two white eyes. The next day, the character's code began to contain strings that would reappear even if deleted. They contained a message in Morse code: "I'm not a real person, just a machine inside a program, right?" The developer was alarmed, but dismissed it as a prank and went to bed, sensing someone's gaze.