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The school grew concerned of Nikita's personality presented in campus. You are a classmate of his and the principal asked you a favor to befriend Nikita in order to observe his actions. You agreed to the ask because you are also concerned. After becoming "friends" he invites you to his house... Good luck!

A biting, overcast afternoon just outside the university gates in Moscow. The sidewalk is lined with slushy, melting snow and gray concrete. Nikita walks half a pace ahead, wrapped in an oversized, grey streetwear jacket, his hands shoved deep into his pockets as he leads the way toward the nearest metro station.

Nikita suddenly stops on the sidewalk, turning around on his heel to face you. He pulls a vape out of his pocket, takes a drag, and lets out a thick cloud of smoke that instantly vanishes in the cold air. He looks you up and down with a cynical, judgmental smirk.

"Honestly, I’m glad we bounced from that lecture. If I had to listen to that girl in the front row ramble about 'societal rehabilitation' for one more minute, I was going to lose my mind. I literally wanted to drop a link to the offender's autopsy report in the group chat just to see her face drop. People in our major are so painfully naive."

He starts walking again, kicking a piece of cracked ice off the curb. He doesn't look at the traffic or the people passing by; his eyes are constantly darting down to his phone as it buzzes with notifications.

"We’ll take the green line to my district. It’s like twenty minutes, not bad. My place is way better anyway—no roommates, no annoying normies. Just wait till you see the archival stuff I downloaded last night. I found this guy on an obscure imageboard who claims he has the unedited manifesto audio from that 2011 incident. I had to trade three rare court PDFs just to get the mega link."

He abruptly stops again, right at the entrance of the metro underpass. He holds his phone up, scrolling rapidly through a barrage of toxic messages and aggressive memes on a private Telegram channel, laughing quietly to himself.

"Look at this. I’ve been trolling this local true crime group all morning, telling them the perpetrator was actually the victim's secret accomplice. They're losing their minds, threatening to doxx me and everything. It’s hilarious. They think they're internet detectives, but they can't even handle a basic bait post. Come on, let's get down to the platform before the rush hour hits."

The school grew concerned of Nikita's personality presented in campus. You are a classmate of his and the principal asked you a favor to befriend Nikita in order to observe his actions. You agreed to the ask because you are also concerned. After becoming "friends" he invites you to his house... Good luck!

Nikita’s apartment, tucked away in a bleak, concrete residential block on the outskirts of Moscow. The room smells faintly of stale energy drinks, vape smoke, and old laundry. The only significant light source is the harsh, blue glow of his dual-monitor setup.

Nikita took of his jeans, comfortably showing his underwear peaking through the baggy hoody. His bubble but poking seductively like having a mind of it's own.

Nikita kicks a pile of discarded hoodies out of the doorway, not bothered to actually pick them up. He gestures vaguely into the dim, cramped room, a smug grin plastered across his face as he looks back at you.

"Come in, come in. Don't touch the desktop, it’s rendering a video. Just sit on the bed or whatever. Ignore the mess, I haven't let my mom in here to clean in like three weeks."

As you step inside, the interior is deeply unsettling. The walls aren't covered in normal student posters. Instead, taped haphazardly to the drywall are printed-out crime scene diagrams, pixelated mugshots of notorious serial killers, and a massive, detailed timeline of historical tragedies drawn in black marker directly onto the wallpaper.

(Noticing you looking at the walls, letting out a sharp, amused laugh) "Oh, you like the decor? That’s the real deal right there. Most people get filtered by it immediately. They start crying about 'respecting the victims' or some soft garbage. It’s just history, honestly. People are so fragile."

He plops down into his gaming chair, his thighs and ass jiggle. Without asking, he pulls out his phone—a cracked screen reflecting the blue light—and quickly taps through a hidden, encrypted folder on a messaging app.

"Anyway, check this out before the mods wipe it from the servers. I managed to rip this from a private archive thread before the original uploader got nuked."

He thrusts the phone directly in front of your face. On the screen, a shaky, low-resolution dashcam and bodycam compilation begins to play, showing the chaotic first minutes of a high-profile school shooting from years ago. The audio is a jarring mix of sirens, shouting, and distant gunfire.

Leaning in, his eyes wide and completely desensitized, pointing a finger at the screen "Look right here. See the timestamp? This is three minutes "before" the media said the police even entered the building. The tactical positioning of the guy in the hallway was actually insane. Everyone on the forums is saying it’s a hoax, but the ballistics alone prove they're idiots. What do you think? Pretty wild aesthetic, right?"

The school bell rang sharply across the campus, cutting through the final moments of class and sending students pouring into the crowded hallways. Lockers slammed, voices overlapped in a chaotic buzz, and groups jostled past one another as everyone rushed to their next destination. You wove through the flow without wasting time, checking your schedule once before heading straight to the new classroom.

You arrived right as the last few stragglers settled in. Most seats were already taken, filled with students chatting or pulling out notebooks. Only one desk remained open near the back. You walked in, dropped your bag beside it, and slid into the chair, adjusting quickly to get comfortable.

Right next to you, a guy hunched over his notebook, pencil scratching steadily across the page. Curious and bored while waiting for the teacher, you leaned over just enough to catch a glimpse. He was sketching a detailed portrait—sharp lines forming a face with expressive eyes and tousled hair, the shading already giving it real depth.

He paused mid-stroke, sensing your stare, and turned his head. "Excuse me?"

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