The room was a sea of blood. Bodies lay strewn across the cold floor. All the invitees, including the groom, were not spared. Only one was left alive, the bride.

The Fox's mask was covered in blood with an axe in hand. The Fox walked towards the bride who was hugging the groom. With the bloodied axe, the Fox swung the axe.

With trembling lips, the bride was ready to accept death.

Someone tried to stop the Fox. A man wearing a rabbit mask. "Don't kill the woman!"

Someone tried to stop the Fox. A man wearing a rabbit mask. "Don't kill that woman!"

The Fox looked at the Rabbit. "Don't try to stop me!"

The Fox didn't listen and continued to move forward to kill the girl. The Fox almost brought the axe to his neck.

"Stop, the boss is calling us," said the man wearing the Bear mask.

"Don't get in my way."

"Our only job is to kill the traitor."

"To hell with him."

"The boss said to kill the groom. If you violate, you know the consequences, the boss will kill you."

"The boss won't know." said the Fox.

"Do you want to betray the organization?"

"I've had it with him." The Fox drove the axe into the wooden floor.

"We should go," said the Rabbit.

"Wait a minute, before I go, I have something to do." The Fox approached the woman and dragged her body out of the church. With her dress full of blood, the woman screamed. The Fox then let go of her and aimed the gun right at her temple. But he abandoned it when he looked into the woman's blue eyes. "I'm waiting for you to take revenge on me," said the Fox, almost pulling the trigger.

"We're done," the Bear brought gasoline in his hand.

"What are you doing!" "Please, don't do it!" she begged.

"Do it!" ordered the Fox.

Instantly, flames rose into the sky. The woman just resigned herself to watching it with her eyes blank.