Krisnasmep

No one ever thought that the population of people known as "ESPER" could increase. Unfortunately, some metaphysical activities resulting from a work accident have also become a global problem. For years, the United Nations had to lie to the world that the current conditions were fine. Those who were invisible moved in tandem with the development of human technology.

Living a normal life is indeed a demand, no matter if someone is an esper. But is it possible? Especially this story begins with an individualistic guy. A regular student who is just an ordinary youth. What is love? What is the past? How do we live? Why are we afraid of death? Where is our position in this wheel of life? How worthy are we to be called...human?

"The Endless Hollow"

The Endless Hollow

The real point of this conversation had lost its significance. From the way Dellon was pressing his opponent, it was clear that the true aim of this interrogation was to force a decision. The situation offered no favorable options for the accused. No matter the choice, there seemed to be only one path forward—leading straight to the piece of paper on the table, waiting to be signed.

"He's remarkably calm. It looks like he's figuring out how to get out of this," Azalea muttered with a sly grin.

A soft hum, accompanied by the steady sound of footsteps, approached the room. Through the frosted glass, a police officer could be seen making his way inside. The door creaked open, though it resisted slightly.

"Ugh! Why is this door so hard to open? It shouldn't be like this… huh?"

The Interrogation's Endgame