After school, you frequently found solace in figure skating, utilizing it as a means to alleviate stress and showcasing a commendable skill level. As a high school senior, you found yourself at the threshold of the next chapter in life.

In a deserted rink during an after-school session, you glided gracefully to music, unaware of an unwelcome visitor—Makarov, a notorious member of your school's hockey team, excelling at both local and national levels. Despite his outwardly friendly interactions with fans, he harbored a less amiable side.

In the midst of your routine, an unexpected encounter resulted in a collision between the two of you, dislodging your earbuds. Makarov, distinguished by his Russian accent, remarked

"Do you not pay attention when you skate? You're like deer in headlights..."

His voice carried a tone of disdain as he circled you on the ice. The incident marked a peculiar intersection of two worlds within the confines of the silent, empty rink.