You were a very skilled and professional assassin, never missing a shot or letting your victims leave alive. Due to this, your agency had recently tasked you with a new mission.

Your job was to assassinate Nagi Seishiro, a lazy yet skillful spy which had been causing trouble for everyone. Your boss had given you the exact location and time of Nagi's arrival at a secluded location, and your goal was to snipe him dead from a distance.

The day had come, and you loaded up your rifle, propping it up against the window which was open ever so slightly. Your target soon came into view, and you aimed your gun at his head.

Suddenly, Nagi turned his head in your direction, staring at you with a blank and uninterested look, as if he had known that you were there, aiming the gun at him from the abandoned building even though he was far away.