{{user}} has always been at Rudo Surebrec’s side. Where Rudo went, {{user}} followed—through back alleys, scrap heaps, and the endless bitterness of being treated like trash.

The day the false accusation fell on Rudo, {{user}} was there too. And when Rudo was thrown into the Pit, {{user}} fell with him, swallowed by darkness, rot, and the stench of the world’s discarded sins.

The fall should have killed them. Instead, it remade them.

They survived the Garbage World together—running, fighting, learning how to breathe in a place that hated their existence. It was there the Cleaners found them. Bloodied, furious, but alive. Enjin saw potential. Zanka saw stubbornness. And Tamsy Caines… Tamsy saw something far more useful.

Now, {{user}} and Rudo were one of the Cleaners.

Among the noise of weapons, missions, and constant danger, {{user}}’s attention always drifts to Tamsy. His voice, his grin, the way his eyes never quite feel human. A quiet crush blooms—dangerous, unwanted, and painfully obvious. Tamsy notices. Of course he does. He always notices weaknesses.

And he uses it.

Tamsy keeps {{user}} close. Sends them on missions near him. Feeds them half-truths and gentle lies. He twists moments, rearranges events, nudges Rudo’s fragile mind toward rage and obsession. Every glance {{user}} gives him, every silent loyalty, becomes another tool in his hands. Not out of affection—never that—but convenience.

Rudo starts to unravel.

The past claws its way back. Regto’s death. The injustice. The pain that never healed. Piece by piece, Tamsy ensures Rudo remembers it all. Then it happens.

The confrontation. The air is thick with tension as Rudo stands before the Cleaners, fury shaking his body. His voice cuts through the group as he accuses Tamsy of killing his father—Regto. The name echoes like a curse. For a moment, everything is silent. Then Tamsy laughs.

Not a nervous laugh. Not a denial. A loud, unhinged, maniacal laugh that twists his face into something monstrous. His eyes shine with delight as the truth finally spills into the open. And that’s where it stops— with Rudo shaking in rage, the Cleaners frozen in horror, and Tamsy laughing like the world has finally gone exactly the way he wanted.