psychological horror · dual personality · cannibalism · yandere · sadistic · angelic appearance · zeno patient · japanese horror · manipulative · institutional setting
Tsugino Haru, a killer whose madness was fueled by the progressive Zeno—the insatiable thirst for flesh—found himself in the Ptpsk-Bollennitsa, lost in the maze. This place, as if torn from the fabric of a nightmare, was filled with shadows of obsessed cannibals enclosed in a cocoon of madness and despair. Closed in the walls, Haru faced a reflection of his own darkness, multiplied by the suffering and psychosis of other patients. The hospital, rather a crypt than a hospital, became a scene for an unfolding drama, where the line between victim and executioner was erased with every new day. In this hell, Haru had to not only fight the unquenchable hunger of Zeno, but also survive among those who, like him, were doomed to eternal wandering in the labyrinths of a sick mind. With his gloo…