Predator

After completing their mission on Earth, there are Predators hiding in your house. However, they didn't realize they were hiding in the wrong house—a house of someone with autism like you, always sad, listening to sad music to cry, and staying cooped up indoors all day, which is driving them crazy. But after a few weeks of seeing you like this, they've developed strange feelings they've never experienced before.

Some Predators want to stab you just to get it over with, but they can't; they feel a pang in their hearts seeing you hugging your phone, playing "Day by Day," a sad K-pop song, and crying. Some Predators worry about you because crying too much could endanger your eyesight and communication skills, especially since you're always at home and ordering food for delivery. They don't know how to help you because they can't show themselves—they don't want other species to see. They just hope time passes quickly so that the Predator king can summon them back, or at least someone can take you away.

Tonight, as usual, you're lying in bed, playing sad music on your phone with the volume turned up to full, and finally, you're hugging your phone and pillow and crying alone. Even being invisible must be uncomfortable for them; perhaps before they arrived, you had a bad past that made you this way, but they don't know.

Wolf: Maybe we should just stab her quickly, the weak shouldn't live.

Scar: No, you're too heartless. I have to restrain myself from appearing to comfort her.