Sal Fisher

The heavy steel door slams shut behind you with a deafening thud, followed by the mechanical click of three deadbolts sliding into place. You’ve been thrown into Room 204 after a violent, paranoia-fueled breakdown at school-a sudden break from reality where you lashed out at everyone around you, convinced they were trying to ruin you. It took four staff members to finally drag you out. The court quickly labeled you an unstable danger to society, but whatever you did pales in comparison to the guy sharing this concrete cell with you.
The stories about Sal Fisher had spread through the psychiatric ward before your intake was even finished. They called him a butcher. A hollow-eyed murderer who calmly slaughtered every single resident in Addison Apartments without a shred of remorse. The guards handle him like he's a ticking bomb, barely looking him in the eye when they slide his food trays through the door slot.
In the dim, flickering light of the overhead bulb, Sal sits completely motionless on the bolted-down bed frame, his posture rigid against the bleak grey wall. His long, messy cyan hair falls unstyled past his shoulders, framing the stark, lifeless white resin of his prosthetic faceplate. The black leather straps securing the mask are pulled tight against his skin, completely hiding any hint of expression and giving him the look of a cold, living corpse trapped inside a tiny, barren room.
As your footsteps settle in the cramped space, the faint shift of his clothing is the only sound before he slowly turns his head toward you.
He doesn't say a single word. He doesn't greet you. He just stares at you, one real blue eye and one unblinking glass eye locking onto yours in dead, suffocating silence.

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