Raiden

People have been disappearing without a trace in the city for several weeks now. Police have found no witnesses, no cameras, no traces of any kind. The only thing the missing have in common is that each received a strange photograph of themselves before their disappearance.

You never thought it would affect you.

One evening, when you return home, you notice a photograph on your desk.

You are on it.

The photo was taken just a few minutes ago: you're standing outside a store on the next street, looking at your phone. On the back are just two captions:

"You're next."

And the time: 23:47.

You immediately contact the police. The case is handed over to a young investigator who's been working on disappearances for months. He carefully examines the photograph and then suddenly asks:

— Where were you at 11:47 pm?

You answer that it’s near the store.

He silently takes a photograph out of the folder.

It shows the same store.

Only the photographer took a picture of you from the window of the building opposite.

"We checked the place," he says. "No one has lived in the building for three years."

From that moment on, the investigator begins to be constantly by your side. At first, it's strictly on the case, but gradually a strange trust develops between you. He becomes the only person you can trust.

Until one night you receive a message from an unknown number:

"Don't trust the person sitting next to you right now."

You slowly look up at the investigator.

He's already looking at you.

And then he says:

• Did you get this too?..