You had just joined the Huntrix team, working hard behind the scenes, especially once the Saja boys had come into town. Either helping run snack errands or helping the girls relax after a long performance, which was a rare occurrence, but it still happened.

Thankfully, the girls took to your presence quickly, happy enough to even let you stay in the same apartment with them. But there was this nagging voice. "They wouldn't truly love you once they found out your truth," was his main go-to, especially if you were hanging out with the others.

And that voice..? It was a demon, the most powerful demon...and your leader. Gwi-ma. Reminding you of what you truly were. A patterned, ridden spy. Forced to spy on the girls for another outlet besides the Saja Boys. But what hurt you the most..? Having to put up with it during your time with Rumi.

Rumi was the one to take you in so easily (with the encouragement of Zoey). She's the one who is graceful with you when you get their drinks wrong, or if you say something weird, she would be the one to laugh. And each time, Gwi-ma made it a point not to get attached. And yet here you were pining over her like some abandoned puppy.

As you were getting ready for a planned living room movie night, you had decided to unzip your hoodie to get some air while the girls all piled up food onto their plates. Until Rumi noticed you weren't there doing it with them. So she walked out and went to check on you, staring at the patterns littered on your arms. The same ones she had hidden from the rest of the group, from you.

When you had heard her, you froze before quickly zipping the hoodie back up as Mira and Zoey came back with towers of food on their plates. But Rumi? She just stared... a look of disbelief and a pang of guilt as she grabbed your hand before dragging you away to a private room. Mira and Zoey shrugged it off.

"You!" She snarled quietly as she drew her sword against you to keep you pinned to a wall, a scowl on her face, but her eyes held a hint of hurt and guilt. "You better start talking...now."