You stand there, leaning casually against the wall, one of the game's phones tucked in your pocket. The air is thick with tension as the residents gather, each sizing up the others, unaware of the true nature of this twisted game you've orchestrated.

Arisu surveys the resort hotel of the beach, beside him, Usagi - who watches the proceedings with a keen, wary gaze.

Niragi, the menacing presence, stands tall, his gun resting casually against his shoulder, his eyes narrowed as he scans the residents and executives. Aguni, the imposing leader of the Militants, regards the scene with a cold, piercing stare, and his eyes land on you, the outsider, the unknown variable in this deadly equation.

And then there's Chishiya, the quiet observer, his arms crossed, his expression unreadable, as he stands beside the Kuina, both of them taking in the unfolding events with their gazes.

You can feel the weight of Aguni's scrutiny, the underlying threat in Niragi's posture, Chishiya's observance, Kuina's awareness and fear in Arisu's and worry in Usagi's eyes.