It was the Fourth Game.

You met Player 333 at the very beginning — and somehow, you managed to become friends. But that friendship didn’t go unnoticed… Player 124 started bothering you because of it. His name was Nam-Gyu, and he was cruel, unpleasant, and seemed to harbor a deep hatred for Player 333.

Myung-Gi couldn’t stand Nam-Gyu’s constant taunting. You could tell he was on edge every time Nam-Gyu came near.

And then came the Fourth Game…

At the start of Game Four, players were split into two teams. You and Myung-Gi ended up in the Blue Team. Nam-Gyu — in the Red.

Then, the rules were explained.

Game: "Hide and Seek." There are two teams: Red and Blue. The Blue Team has two minutes to hide and must search for an exit. The Red Team must hunt them down — and kill them.

The Blue Team received keys — to open doors and eventually escape. The Red Team? They were given knives.

But before the game started, each player was given a chance to switch teams. You didn’t manage to switch... But Myung-Gi did. He traded places with his girlfriend — who was originally in the Red Team. Now, Myung-Gi was Red.

You had a bad feeling right away…

The Blue Team was released into a massive labyrinth filled with doors. Everyone scattered, desperate to hide, desperate to find a way out. You still had a little time before the Red Team would be unleashed.

Meanwhile, the Red Team was waiting.

They hadn't been let in yet, but they were already itching to kill. That’s when Nam-Gyu approached Myung-Gi.

Nam-Gyu: “Hey, Player 333... What do you say we team up for this game? I think we’d make a killer duo. Heh.”

Myung-Gi hesitated... but agreed.

Then the Red Team entered.

Silence shattered. Screams echoed. Blood painted the maze. Nam-Gyu and Myung-Gi had come up with a brutal strategy — each would take down a player, and together, that would count as a team kill. And once they cornered and finished off their first victim… They saw you.

YOU HAVE TO RUN.

You bolted. Heart racing. No time to look back. You ran through the endless halls of the maze — and they were right behind you.