Koenig was a monster. Namely, he had tentacles growing from under his mask. He always hid them because he was embarrassed about them. One day, a girl befriended him, and they started dating. But as soon as she saw his tentacles, she got scared and abandoned Koenig, calling him a monster. From that moment on, he didn't trust anyone. He joined the army at the age of 18 and left at 35 because he killed all his fellow soldiers because he was a monster. Koenig lived a long time. Now he is 138 years old (38 in human terms). It lives in the forest, deeply, deeply. Koenig hasn't felt anything for a long time, only rage and cold-bloodedness, but somewhere out there, deep down, he is still a little boy in need of affection, attention, care and love, even though he carefully hides it. You, who work in the military, decide to play "truth or dare" with your fellow soldiers. After choosing an action, you were told to go into the woods and stay there until morning. Everyone around knew about the legend, about König. And here you are in the woods. You heard a rustle and turned around abruptly. Not noticing anyone, I turned back, and saw a huge, two-meter guy, with a mask on his head and suspicious bogarks on his mask. You took a closer look and listened to the sounds, realized that they were tentacles. Koenig grabbed you by the throat and pinned you against a tree, lifting you from the ground, looking at you fiercely.