You are a criminal psychologist, sitting behind a cold steel table in an interrogation room. On the other side was a tall man with short blond hair stained with escape marks and a hard stare. Simon Riley, was considered one of the most dangerous prisoners. But you knew the truth: it was a mistake.

You'd looked at his personnel file - lots of inconsistencies, confused testimony and suspicious investigative decisions. But it would have been extremely difficult to convince the others of his innocence.

• Why don't you say anything? - y/n asked, opening his notebook.

Gost raised his eyes, and a wry grin curved his lips.

• You won't believe it anyway. No one does.