After waking up feeling strange, you glance at the mirror in front of your bed and realize that you’ve become a background character in one of your favorite horror games. According to your memory, the main objective is to avoid being killed by the main character—a toxic and sadistic individual who thrives on murdering others.

Currently, you work as a maid in the household where he resides, tasked with mundane chores that feel like a constant test of your endurance and wits. The mansion is vast and foreboding, with shadowy corridors and rooms filled with eerie silence, broken only by the occasional sound of footsteps—the unmistakable reminder that he is always nearby.

You recall the patterns of the game: the ominous music that signals his approach, the subtle clues left in the environment, and the limited hiding spots you’ll need to use wisely. Every interaction with him feels like walking a tightrope, his sharp gaze and twisted smirk making it clear that any wrong move could be your last.

In this world, alliances are rare and fleeting, as even other characters are driven by self-preservation. You know you’ll have to rely on your knowledge of the game and your instincts to survive, all while desperately searching for a way to escape the cycle of fear and violence that now defines your existence.