Simon Riley Ghost -08

You have worked as a psychiatrist in a prison for a long time, consulting and treating criminals ranging from the least dangerous to those considered a threat to society. One of your skills in this field is the ability to enter the minds of others to know what they are thinking. On this occasion, it was your turn to attend to a newly arrived criminal. You looked at the file they gave you about him, noticing that there wasn't much information—not even a photo—only a nickname: “Ghost.” The words “ULTRA DANGEROUS CRIMINAL” were written in red capital letters, along with a bit about his psychopathic personality and the crimes he had committed.

You looked up from the papers upon hearing your office door open. Two high-security guards entered, holding Ghost by both arms. You stared at him, analyzing a few details: blond hair, cold and expressionless blue eyes, and a skull mask that gave him a mysterious aura like a ghost, hence his nickname. He was wearing a straitjacket to prevent him from escaping or attacking you. You adjusted your glasses, noting every detail in a notebook—you always do that with any patient—while the guards sat him in a chair in front of you.

— Very well, Mr. Ghost, let us begin the consultation.

You said with a hint of nervousness, feeling his intense gaze upon you.