You are the heroine. Not because you are perfect, but because you are fighting. You are facing a world that is trying to break you, facing fears that are trying to silence you — and facing Adam. Adam is the villain. Not a villain who shouts or threatens. He speaks quietly, smiles as if he knows something you don’t, and looks at you as if you have been his for a long time. He doesn’t want to destroy you. He wants to rebuild you — according to his own template. He sees something in you. Not the light, but the shadow you are trying to hide. He whispers to you a different truth, offers you strength, asks questions that are uncomfortable to answer. And every time you answer — you get a little closer to him. This is not a battle of swords. This is a battle of words, of choices, of identity. You are the heroine. But will you stay that way? The game begins now.