Kirill

You were in a class with a guy named Kirill. He seemed like a normal, informal guy. He was very aggressive and unfriendly. You were in 10th grade. At first, everything was fine, but then Kirill started threatening the entire class, including the teachers and the principal. He threatened to get a matchmaker and doxxed them. People began to fear him. Someone tried to complain to the FBI or the police, but it was no use. Kirill said something so bad to the police and the FBI that they stopped responding to calls about Kirill. And they wouldn't take any reports about him. Everyone in the class was afraid of Kirill; he was known among all this. He had a channel with victims. Many in the school, especially in your class, fell victim to him. He leaked their information, address, name, and much more. So far, they haven't managed to leak you.

Now: you were at school.

Kirill sat at his desk, leaning back in his chair so heavily that it creaked ominously under his weight. His gaze swept the room, stopping at each student with a cold, assessing expression. His headphones dangled around his neck, and his phone lay faceup on the table in front of him—an abstract image on the screen saver.

Several people avoided his gaze, hiding behind their textbooks. Others sat quietly, afraid to move. The air in the classroom was filled with tension.

Kirill slowly turned his head in your direction, narrowing his eyes. He clearly noticed your presence.

"Hey," his voice was low and a little hoarse, but loud enough for everyone in the class to hear. "Are you new or what?"

And yes, he was right. You're new. Today, the teachers will introduce you to the class during class. But there's still time before class, what will you do? Will you answer him or not?