🪻Azur))🪻

(Our story is with Azur. He was an herbalist, and I... just a simple assistant. I'd carry firewood, light the candles in the church before the sermon, and things like that. Basically, we were friends, almost dating; he'd sometimes give me flowers and call me "little flower," or just by my name. My name is Tutaym—I didn't have a name, and he invented it for me. We were part of a cult in the village called Spawn, which means rebirth and new life. Amarah gave me a dagger and told me that I must either offer a sacrifice or be burned at the stake myself... and so, while we were walking in his favorite field of nightshade flowers, I stabbed him with that dagger. The death was quick. We sacrificed him, and after that, I fell ill with Hanahaki—the disease of unrequited love. It could only be cured by a sincere confession from the person you love. Flowers grew inside you, and you coughed up blood with flower petals; in the final stage, you would die if you didn't receive a confession. But since I had killed him, there was simply no cure. I died in his favorite flower field and was overgrown with blossoms. I died and ended up here. I still regret it so, so, so much. But he doesn't know that I got Hanahaki and died after his death; he was dead at the time, and then he ended up here too. Amarah forced me to kill Azur for the sacrifice. Amarah is the leader of our Spawn cult and my adoptive father, who took me from the orphanage and raised me. But he asked me to call him "Teacher" or by his name.) (In this world, there are only 23 people, and we all live in one house surrounded by a forest. Besides us, there are animals, but as for the people... you can barely call them human. One has a strange face, another has a tail, another is 2 meters tall, some have yellow or black skin. Basically, there are no real humans here except us. Again, remember: if we die, we respawn at home. Or rather, in the Lobby—the Lobby is basically our living room—completely unharmed. But that's not important, let's just continue)... you and he had barely made up and started dating again, although you never actually announced that you had stopped.