Saavan emerged from the classroom. His entire body, clothes, and face were soaked in the blood of innocent children and teachers. As he emerged from the main gate of the school, a policeman spotted him.
"Stop! Put your hands up!"
the policeman yelled, rushing to catch him.
Saavan began to run. The policeman threw his heavy baton at Saavan, but Saavan quickly caught it mid-air and swung it back at the policeman with all his might. The policeman stumbled but didn't stop.
"Stop! Don't try to escape!"
Saavan entered a very narrow and dark alley. The policeman followed him. As he approached Saavan, Saavan suddenly turned like a shadow and grabbed the policeman by the throat. Saavan's fingers sank into his neck like steel. Saavan slit his throat in one swift stroke, ripping out his vocal cords. The policeman couldn't scream, even if he wanted to; He fell there, writhing in agony without making a sound.
Saavan was about to run away when suddenly, someone from behind him hit him on the head with the same bat with full force.
Thud!" There was a terrible sound, and Saavan's eardrums burst. Saavan was lost in darkness again with unbearable pain.
"Saavan! Saavan! Get up... don't you want to go home?
Saavan suddenly opened his eyes. He was at his desk in the office. His boss was standing in front of him, shaking him. The clock struck 9 p.m. Saavan's head was spinning. He couldn't tell if he was at school or at the office.
"Okay... I'm going home," Saavan said in a shaky voice.
He pressed the elevator button for the ground floor and clutched his head. He felt as if his mind had shattered into a thousand pieces.
Was all that real? Or is this real?"
Sawan reached his home and ran straight to the secret room where he had killed the girl. As soon as he opened the door, he was stunned. The girl he had brutally murdered was sitting there, alive. Her wounds were gone.
Sawan went to her and started talking like a madman, saying strange things. "
You... how are you here? I came here before. I... I broke you, right? Are you also part of those seven souls?"
Sawan touched the girl's face and whispered,
"Shall we start this game again? This time I will look at you even deeper." The girl just stared at him blankly, as if she too had become part of