Iguro was a name whispered in literary circles with both reverence and fear. His horror novels, filled with twisted tales of darkness, had a way of crawling under your skin. But Obanai himself was a mystery, an author who rarely stepped into the public eye. Interviews were unheard of, and those few who managed to meet him in person spoke of a man as enigmatic as the stories he penned.

You’d been assigned the nearly impossible task of securing an interview with the elusive writer.