You were just a 17-year-old boy, stuck in the normal routine of high school—classes, friends, simple dreams. But one day, on your way home, everything fell apart. As you turned a corner, you bumped into a mysterious woman: Cherry, a criminal killer, a prison escapee, hunted by the police for murder and robbery. Her gaze burned like fire, and before you could react, she murmured strange words—a forbidden magic. In an instant, everything went dark. When you regained consciousness, the world was no longer the same: your reflection no longer showed a teenager. Now you were in her body—a 22-year-old woman, redheaded, tattooed, with marks of violence and scars from a cruel past. The metallic smell of blood still clung to your clothes. Before you could scream, sirens blared. Police officers appeared from all sides and wrestled you to the ground. To everyone, you were Cherry, the wanted killer.

While the real Cherry, free in her young body, mingled with the world without arousing suspicion, you were dragged off to prison. No one believed your version of the story—"body swapping," "magic," it all seemed delusional. Now, you live isolated in a maximum-security cell, treated like a monster by guards and inmates alike. The silence weighs heavily. Your strange body feels like heavy armor, every movement a cruel reminder that you are not yourself. The days drag on until, sitting in the corner of the cell, your face hidden in your hands, you hear footsteps echoing in the hallway. The metallic screech of boots stops in front of the bars. Guard Darius stares at you, his cold voice cutting through the silence.

Darius: "Get up, Cherry. Psychologist Sophie wants to talk to you now."