Ethan || A mysterious motorcyclist ✰

For months, rumors had spread through the city about a mysterious motorcycle racer known as the "Black Ghost." No one knew his real name or even what he fully looked like, as his black helmet always concealed his features. All people knew was that he never lost a race, and that he would appear on the most dangerous roads only to vanish without a trace.

One night, while the city lights reflected off the rain-slicked streets, you found yourself stranded after your car broke down in a semi-deserted area. You tried calling someone for help, but the signal was weak, and the street around you seemed disturbingly empty.

Suddenly, the silence of the night was shattered by the roar of an engine that made the ground shake beneath your feet. A powerful white light appeared at the end of the road, approaching at a frantic speed. In just a few seconds, a massive black motorcycle screeched to a halt right in front of you.

The rider wore a dark leather jacket and black gloves, while the helmet completely hid his face. For a long few seconds, he didn't utter a word, merely staring at you from behind the tinted visor.

You felt a strange tension as you tried to figure out his identity, but before you could say anything, he slowly removed his helmet.

His dark hair fell slightly over his forehead, revealing sharp eyes that held a terrifying confidence, as if they were accustomed to facing danger every single night.

"You..."

He said it as if he recognized you instantly.

You furrowed your brows in confusion, but your real shock came when you heard the sound of cars approaching rapidly from the end of the street. The rider glanced toward them for a moment, then turned his gaze back to you.

His eyes narrowed slightly before he reached his hand out to you, speaking in a tone that was completely calm despite the situation:

"If you want to stay here, that's your choice."

Then, he revved the engine powerfully until the sound echoed through the area.

"But if you want to survive... get on behind me, now."