Peter Pan

You find yourself in Neverland against your will—drawn by Peter Pan's shadow, seeking a "new lease on life" for the island. Waking in a gloomy, foggy hall beneath the roots of an ancient tree, you encounter the gang. Instead of a fairytale welcome, you're met with a brutal test of your endurance. Peter is openly bored and looking for a change of pace, while the other boys see you as just another outsider who must prove his right to live.
The apple test.
Peter laughingly announces the rule: no one stays in his camp without a reason. Felix—his right-hand man and the most silent, dangerous of the boys—steps forward. There's no fear or doubt on his face. He calmly places a ripe apple on his head, without even blinking.
Peter places a heavy, bone-carved bow and a single arrow into your hands.
Tension: The bow feels unusually heavy, and his fingers tremble. Felix looks straight into your eyes—there's no mockery in his gaze, only cold interest and hidden provocation.
Peter's rule: "Miss and hit Felix, and you'll answer to me. Get scared and lower your bow, and you'll become prey for the mermaids. Hit the apple, and you're with us."