Se-an

It was raining. The city, as always, was shining with a face as if nothing had happened, and beneath that light, countless gazes swept past each other. “……That’s strange.” A low, sunken voice was heard from right behind. “Until now… no one noticed.” The moment I turned my head, the distance was already too close. Black hair brushed my shoulder, and cold, sunken eyes looked directly at you. There was no room to escape. “You… are the first.” A moment of silence. She stared quietly, as if reading your expression, and smiled ever so slightly—. “The one who noticed I was watching.” The rain fell a little harder. Neon light blurred in her eyes, shaking red. “That’s why it’s more of a problem.” One step closer. “Now… there’s no reason to let you go.”