How does it feel to step into a B-grade horror game? - 9

Episode 9.

“Hey, Hakan.”

“Yes.”

“Why don’t you ask?”

Hakan’s hand paused, scanning the room, and made eye contact with Fidelis.

“What?”

“I’m suddenly sickened….”

“I thought you’d be in trouble if I asked. I don’t want to embarrass Fidelis.”

He patted Fidelis’ white cheek lightly and began to look around the room again. She opened the closet and fearlessly lifted the bed to look at the floor.

Still, he didn’t touch the window. Fidelis glanced at the window. Sensing his gaze, Hakan slammed his fist into the window, but it only made a loud thud and didn’t crack a little.

“Well, why….”

“I think I still have some regrets. All the doors are like that, and the only way out is to break the curse.”

He kindly explained it to me and began to search the room. Even though it was such a fierce fist, the windows were clean.

“How’s your hand?”

“Yes, thank you for your concern.”

Hakan grinned and opened all the drawers on his desk to find that there was nothing there, and walked out with Fidelis in his arms. Hakan’s hands, which had been dirty from rummaging, were clean.

‘Come to think of it.’

Fidelis was surprised to find that his foot was clean except for the scars.

“Is this what Hakan did?”

She asked, pointing to her clean nightgown, hands, and feet.

“Yes, but unfortunately we can’t heal the wound.”

“I’m grateful for that. Thank you very much…….”

Just as she was at a loss as to what to do with her gratitude, Hakan lovingly swept her hair behind her ear.

“What? You’re the one who made me move like this.”

“What?”

Tilting his head, Hakan didn’t answer Fidelis and instead smiled sweetly, his eyes curling sweetly.

* * *

“Where do you think this is? Are you here to have a love affair?”

Dino opened the door cautiously, revealing only a glimpse of his face. Even from a distance, he gritted his teeth at the sight of the two friendly people, and looked disapprovingly at the back of Hakan and Fidelis in his arms.

“Hakan, that bastard is dangerous.”

After accidentally seeing the backs of the two, Dino continued to chase after them, taking stock of the situation. If he had the chance, he would trap them. But after all, Hakan didn’t have the slightest chance.

Instead, Dino waited for Hakan to kill her, but he didn’t seem to have any intention of doing so. On the contrary, he was busy carrying it as if he were wrapping it around a precious treasure.

As soon as he entered, Dino, who had already killed two contestants, closed his lips as if he felt sorry for them. He couldn’t just chase the two of them forever, so he tried to disappear before Hakan found out. When the ghost suddenly appeared, he stopped and watched the two of them.

Just as Hakan was going to step up and solve it, the woman who had been holding him jumped down and began to run to the skeleton with trembling legs. As if that weren’t enough, they smashed the skull and took the scythe. Dino chuckled at the absurdity. At first glance, he looks frightened and ignorantly pouncing on a ghost with a big weapon.

“Are you crazy?”

Taken aback by Fidelis’ fearless straightness, Dido was about to turn around and walk away, but he came to a halt. There must be a reason for the rush to do so.

“Is that scythe a tool that can break the curse?”

His eyes lit up sinister as he decided to watch them a little longer. If the scythe was indeed a tool used to break the curse, it had to be taken away somehow. He followed them as far as he could.

Hakan entered the room with Fidelis in his arms. Dino calmly kept a certain distance and waited for them. After all, there was no use teleporting here, so there was no need for the great Hakan to suddenly move anywhere.

“And that’s that gray hair.”

Dino frowned and muttered in a voice full of annoyance.

I honestly didn’t understand what Hakan was doing. No, Hakan was originally an incomprehensible man. He was known for his cruelty to neither man nor woman, and to kill everyone at the slightest provocation. He never had anyone by his side.

It was said that magic was at its highest level, and that he was the only one who could break the curse of this mansion. Hakan never laughed like that, and he was so mad that it was said that he would kill anyone who made eye contact with him. But as if all those rumors were false, he seemed to be looking lovingly at the white-haired woman in his arms.

Dino couldn’t believe what kind of Hakan was, even experiencing it in front of him. He rubbed his eyes and looked at him again.

“… It’s crazy. Not really.”

I don’t know if it’s a look that will tear you to death. But when I see him pampered and wrapped around like that, I think it’s right.

While they were thinking about this and that, Hakan and Fidelis came out of the room. Dino stopped thinking and looked at them with bated breath again. Hakan paused as he walked calmly and glanced back. Dino couldn’t help but make eye contact with Hakan. A chill and a chilling warning gaze fell on him. Dino’s whole body began to tremble at the sight of his eyes that seemed to live from afar.

Yes, that man was like that.

Brutal. Dino felt his breath take away. Dino couldn’t even blink an eye at the gruesome way of life that engulfed him in an instant. Hakan didn’t take his eyes off him and opened his mouth.

“If you get a hint, don’t tell anyone about it.”

“And to Hakan?”

At the sound of his innocent voice, Hakan took his eyes off Dino and looked at Fidelis affectionately, as if to ask when he had done so.

“Yes, for me too.”

Hakan said kindly and turned his gaze back to Dino.

“I don’t know what kind of grub is listening.”

Hakan’s stinging flesh began to suffocate him. Panting like he was about to die, Dino forced his motionless body to avoid his gaze and scurried away.

“I ran away.”

“What? What is it?”

Fidelis rolled his eyes over Hakan’s shoulder, and he picked her up.

“Nothing.”

As Dino frantically frantically fled Hakan, he tripped and fell to the floor. Breathing heavily, he bit his lip. I was so stupid again. He slammed his fist into the floor in anger and pulled a black potion from his arms. Dino stared intently at the clattering potion and chanted in an angry voice.

“… Do you think you’re going to get it?”

He gritted his teeth and put the black potion back into his arms. Dino’s eyes flushed with madness.

* * *

After walking down the hallway, I came to a large hall. In the middle of the hall stood a large statue of a child, and on the walls hung expensive artworks depicting people and landscapes. Statues and pottery were nicely displayed, but some of them were broken and lying on the floor.

With a dreary air that looked like something was about to come out, Fidelis tightened his arms around Hakan’s neck. Hakan approached the blood-stained bust and smashed it without hesitation. Then blood began to leak from the horribly broken bust.

“Hiik!”

Fidelis gasped in surprise, and Hakan let out a small laugh. Fidelis swallowed back tears inwardly because of the various things that created a sense of fear that she could not get used to.

Fidelis shuddered slightly, thinking that he had rushed blindly into the skull just thinking about it, and now that he thought about it, it was almost crazy. It was one thing to make up my mind to break the curse, but it was another to get used to it.

“Are you very scared?”

“Oh, no. Not at all?”

He stiffened his throat as if he was strong and said, and Hakan let out a low, deflated laugh. He found something in the broken and bleeding statue. I bent down and picked it up. It was a blood-stained note. Hakan opened the note and read it. Fidelis didn’t bother to ask, but Hakan had finished reading it and showed her the note.

“You told me not to show the hint to anyone.”

Fidelis involuntarily glanced at the note, eager to get out, and Hakan held it closer to her.

“That’s because I want Fidelis to do it, and I want to show it to Fidelis.”

Hakan shoved the note back in, urging him to read it quickly, and Fidelis thanked him with a glance and read it without hesitation. I wanted to get out of here as soon as possible, so it was better to have at least one more hint. No matter how pretentious he was, if he could break the curse on the mansion and leave, he would be good and I would be good, so Fidelis wanted to break the curse even if it bothered him.

[There is a person, the moment he screams in pain…….]

The note ended there.

“I’m sure there’s a continuation somewhere, so I’ll look it up.”

“Are you going to be here?”

“I don’t know. Maybe it’s somewhere else.”

Hakan smashed the ornaments without hesitation. I was so focused on the constant sharp plosives that I didn’t feel any uneasiness.

[… Do it.]

“What?”

“Hmm?”

“What did you say?”

Fidelis asked, and Hakan stopped breaking the pottery and tilted his head. The sound that seemed to have been heard at first glance was not heard again. Fidelis involuntarily fiddled with his ear.

“I must have misheard the cracking sound.”

“I’m going to break it.”

Holding her tighter, Hakan began to break the ornaments again.

[Stop!]

“Ouch!”

Loud, majestic voices rang out throughout the hall. Whether he did or not, Hakan, who seemed nonchalant, didn’t stop breaking pottery. The artworks on the walls began to rattle. Fidelis, who stared anxiously at it, called out to Hakan in a small voice.

“Hah, Hakan….”

“Don’t worry, I’m here. If you’re scared, you can hold me tighter.”

He whispered sweetly, and Fidelis pressed close to Hakan. Involuntarily, Fidelis pressed his own against Hakan’s ball. Hakan felt a tickle in his stomach at the touch of his cheeks. But I didn’t hate it at all. It was a good feeling, and he didn’t bother to stop Fidelis from doing it.

All the while, the artworks on the walls were falling to the floor with a bang. The picture frame in front of Hakan and Fidelis slammed down in anger, and Fidelis pressed his own face against Hakan’s face.

Hakan let out a small laugh without realizing it, haha. Seeing him like that, Fidelis wanted to do it too. Judging by the laughter that comes out of this situation, I guess I’m a psychopath. No matter how courageous he was, this situation was no laughing matter. Unless you’re crazy.