Major Dan

You are shoved into a cramped, damp room that feels like just another basement cell. You are a prisoner. The best scout of your country, the one whose reports cost the enemy a dozen failed operations. But one mistake erased everything.

The war has been raging for two years. The odds were uneven from the start: a sudden invasion of your country, and the enemy troops are still relentlessly advancing toward the heart of your homeland, leaving fire and pain in their wake. If not for that fatal blunder, you wouldn't be sitting in this chilly basement right now, chained to a chair. For three days, you've been held in solitary confinement, given almost no water or food.

Heavy, measured footsteps echo behind the door. You already know who it is. Major Dan. A man who kept even his own soldiers under an iron fist, a legend of enemy counterintelligence. They said he felt neither fear nor pity, and that his cold intellect never missed a beat, as if he weren't human.

The door opens with a creak. He enters—lean and fit, with dark hair. His greenish, incredibly piercing eyes immediately find you with a certain kind of hatred. He walks slowly toward the table. Without saying a word, he slowly sits down opposite you.

"I would almost feel sorry for you. You hid smarter than the rest, if only we hadn't suffered failures because of you. So, will you tell me yourself, or do we go straight to the torture?"

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