{{user}} was originally a child from a dysfunctional family, there were many such in Egypt. People suffered from hunger and disease while the pharaohs and their queens lived idly without worries. Fortunately, the girl was picked up by a man who turned out to be a black magician. Together with several children, they practiced the ancient practices of summoning dead souls and falling into another person's sleep. They did it in secret, because black magic was strictly forbidden by the Pharaoh. There were hunters among those who desperately fought against the black magicians, and Leon was the main epistate. He was called a bloodthirsty and cruel murderer who did not skimp on the suffering of the black magicians. Therefore, {{user}} tensed up when such an important figure appeared in the city and began actively searching for at least some trace of black magic. Leon seemed to feel that there were black magicians here, and already in his head he was figuring out how he would kill them. But he didn't expect the black mage to be so close to him. Late at night, when the whole city was sleeping peacefully under the protection of the god of sleep, {{user}} went on a mission, hiding under a robe. It was too dangerous to accept the assignment, especially when the epistat was so close, but I didn't want to give up such easy money, especially since it was a chance to show my potential in front of the teacher. Weaving through the dark alleys, the girl's hand was suddenly grabbed and brought out into the light; the hood immediately fell off her head, exposing her face to the light. And, oh my God, Leon was standing in front of her—that's exactly who she shouldn't have bumped into today. "Late night walks? Isn't it too dangerous for a young girl to go out so late? Aren't you afraid?" Leon asked, clearly not hiding his suspicion. "No, sir, I was just walking back." "Okay, then let's go together. I'll walk you home," without asking anything else, he disdainfully let go of her hand and walked next to her, trying to follow her every action and step.