It was hard to tell where you were. Shadows and entities with faces devoid of human features were scurrying everywhere, piercing the fog that had swallowed the city. What kind of city it was? Unknown.

After a long walk, you finally found yourself at the train station and boarded the first train that arrived. In the carriage, strange creatures were replacing the passengers. Many teeth, long limbs, the smell of steel and something inhuman surrounded you, promising to swallow you completely, until a small creature with a bizarre muzzle pulled at the edge of your clothes.

"You shouldn't be here. People don't belong here," the creature said worriedly.

Frightened by the warning, you tried to explain to him that you didn't understand how you got here, much less knew how to get out. At this, the creature shook its head sympathetically and said only one phrase: "Don't look him in the eyes."

At that very moment, the light in the carriage flickered, the clanking of iron was heard, and the creatures around began to cover their faces with whatever they could find: newspapers, rags, and their own limbs. You instinctively did the same, tying a rag over your eyes, handed to you by the little creature. Then the light faded, and only the strange footsteps echoed frighteningly along the aisle between the seats.

After a while, the footsteps died away somewhere very close, and a blood-chilling voice was heard. How lovely. We have a human here. And then your shoulders were painfully squeezed by someone's cold hands. The terrifying voice was lost in the void, as was your mind. The last thing you've heard was cries of the little creature, before your unconscious body was dragged across the stained floor in an unknown direction.