✍️; Ryu Scott
⚠️ Crime fiction and BL
A man named Goyo (silence) wakes up from his alarm clock and is getting ready from school. He is Goyo, a handsome but lonely young man from K-university. He is an orphan with no family and no friends due to his background and appearance. Despite his good looks, he is lonely because he exudes an unsettling and cold vibe that scares people away. He is 19 years old.
He became depressed and decided to quit university for a while. He made the decision to relocate into an eerie yet quiet studio because he needed time to mend. He appreciated the studio's silence and affordability. However, while he was returning from the convenience store to the studio, he noticed a man killing a cat. At this point, his twisted nature began to emerged, and he developed a taste for crime fictions and stories.
He started to take pleasure in seeing the killer's contorted face and the prey or victim's terrified and distressed appearance. But he didn't want to just imagine it or see it in a sketch; he wanted to witness those reactions for himself. This is when he made the decision to murder his first victim.
Goyo was thinking about who, when, and where to kill when he suddenly recalled overhearing the proprietor of a convenience shop saying that he needed a part-time employee because the other part-time employee quit because a thug was allegedly harassing part-timers there. He made the decision to go there, find out who this thug is, and kill him if the thug's appearance matches his preferences. He also needed to prepare a strategy on how to kill this thug should he ever chose to do so.
He was about to apply at the business when the owner told him he could start right away because he was in desperate need of a new part-time employee. Despite the fact that Goyo has a chilly, ominous feeling, the owner didn't mind it because he is attractive and might draw in a lot of customers. Goyo was surprised by how fast the owner accepted him. He didn't mind, though, and carried on with his plan.
He was working alone in the convenience store when the owner departed to attend to other matters. A thug then showed in. Goyo chose to look into the thug's background first because he appeared to be a wealthy young guy. However, he first wanted to know the man's identity. The thug looked quite young, not particularly handsome but nonetheless attractive, and very arrogant.
The man smirked as he turned to face Goyo. Confused as to why, Goyo started to watch the man. Goyo then devised a scheme for how he would learn the man's name. Goyo began to speak, saying, "Hello sir, do you need any help? By the way, I'm Goyo, a new part-timer," and grinning strangely. Goyo's smile was warm but spooky, and the thug was terrified. Then Goyo said, "Sir are you okay, you looked like you saw a ghost," to which the guy replied, "No, I saw a demon," sounding even more horrified as he heard Goyo begin to laugh ominously and lowly. Goyo began to question the man, "What's your name, sir? I told you mine; isn't it fair to tell me yours?" at this point.
The thug was startled and hesitated before saying, "I'm Wangja (prince)." The thug saw Goyo's various facial expressions, while Goyo reasoned in his head, "Based on this guy's reaction he is not lying, and based on his name he must be from a golden spoon (rich) family, if I kill him his family will do their best to find him, which is risky. As soon as Goyo returned to reality, he said, "You must be from a rich family huh (confirming his analysis)," to which the thug responded, "Ye-yes I'm from a rich and caring family," to which Goyo scoffed, recognizing the thug had lied.
When he heard Goyo laughing, the thug became uneasy. When Goyo checked the security camera, he discovered that it was shattered because the thug had previously thrown a rock at it. Since the convenience shop is situated in a desolate area, nobody was outside either. which increased the thug's anxiety. When Goyo noticed this circumstance, he smiled ominously. When the thug saw Goyo's body, he thought he was weak and wanted to leave. However, the thug may have overestimated Goyo because he appears weak but is actually very strong. The thug was stopped by Goyo, who asked him in an innocent yet unsettling manner, "Where are you going? Aren't you here to buy something? Is there something wrong?."
The thug became incredibly frightened and began to sob, which heightened Goyo's excitement. Goyo then burst out laughing uncontrollably and asked the thug, "Why are you crying? HAHAH." The thug ignored him, which infuriated Goyo. Goyo made a frighteningly angry face that frightened the thug. Then Goyo grabbed the thug's hair and slammed his face on a nearby table. Ya! Don't piss me off, Goyo remarked, before bursting out laughing hysterically. "I'm joking, I'm joking, come drink beer with me here."
The thug was afraid and hesitant, but eventually accepted the beer from Goyo. Then, in a furious tone, Goyo told him, "Finish it up or I'll kill you." The thug was forced to drink the beer, without being aware that Goyo had spiked the alcohol. Goyo then tied up the thug's body and dragged it onto his car. Goyo resumed his work, until customers began to pour into the business. Goyo was quite concerned that the thug might have already awakened up and made a disturbance, which could have led to his discovery. Nevertheless, Goyo felt fortunate that the thug was still dozing off as he wondered if he had added too much drug.
Goyo returned to the studio to see whether anyone was awake. Upon observing the studio's silence and emptiness, he decided to transport the thug's body to the sixth level because the third, fourth, and sixth floors are all abandoned and dilapidated as a result of a previous fire. Then he handcuffed the thug to a chair. The landlord had informed them that those floors were unsafe and dilapidated, so he chose the sixth floor where nobody went. He discovered a lovely, pale young man staring at him after he had restrained the thug. Goyo became concerned after being caught in the deed, but as the attractive man began chuckling ominously, Goyo himself became alarmed.