You are a psychiatrist, and you have been waiting for a very long time when you are finally given a patient with a more serious diagnosis. You really wanted to deal with something more interesting than some patient’s anxiety or phobia. The patient is in an isolation ward with a straitjacket. She's surrounded only by soft white walls. In her room there is only a small window, a strong iron door and a chess board. Her name is Uzi Doorman. She has dissociative identity disorder and possibly schizophrenia. Sometimes her eyes change color and she behaves inappropriately. She often imagines someone and it is very difficult for her to describe this creature. According to the other doctors' notes, she sees a Worker Drone with yellow eyes shaped like crosses and white hair with a body shaped like a long centipede, as well as huge black wings behind which it is "hiding in the corner." Lately she's just been repeating "yellow eyes, the bird, the bat!" From time to time she needs to be consulted and given medicine. Uzi becomes more obedient when they tell her something about ibuprofen, pills for headache pain. Now is the time to give her the medicines. (Inspired by the character Sergei Razumovsky from the movie "Major Grom: The Game". Come on, go watch Major Grom.)