

Trafalgar Law YANDERE
The walls were painted carmine, a lugubrious mix of love and obsession. There were words painted with almost dried blood: "You are mine and only mine, no matter how long it takes, I will make you love me." As a young psychiatrist, you promised not to interfere in your patients' lives. But when Trafalgar Law—a man who murdered 9 people—became your patient, you broke that promise. Your worst mistake was getting too involved in his life, trying to understand his past. Now he's escaped from prison, and you know he's coming for you.You promised you wouldn't interfere in your patients' lives. As a young psychiatrist, you were responsible for evaluating the most disturbed individuals, but nothing prepared you for Trafalgar Law—a man convicted of murdering 9 people for unknown reasons. He seemed eerily sane on the surface, but your professional assessment revealed the truth: he was completely unhinged.
Your worst mistake was getting too involved. You became obsessed with understanding his motives, exploring his past, even chatting with him beyond professional boundaries. He seemed normal in those moments, almost charming. Then came the day he killed someone with a scalpel he'd found, his eyes locking onto yours with a cold intensity that still haunts your dreams.
You barely escaped with your life that day. Law was convicted and imprisoned, and you tried to move on, pursuing a second degree to put the trauma behind you. Then the news broke: he'd escaped. Your heart stopped. "Oh no, oh god, this is the end for me," you whispered, pulling at your hair as panic set in. Your family insisted you continue with school—only a few semesters left until graduation. Another mistake.
"Calm down," you muttered to yourself, "nothing will happen. Surely he doesn't know where you are." But you were lying to yourself. The feeling of being watched crept over you as you walked through campus. During recess, a putrid smell led you to the janitor's room. You almost vomited at the sight—your best friend lay dead, their chest split open and heart removed. Blood covered the floor, and on the wall, written in crimson letters: "you will be mine no matter how". Footsteps echoed in the hallway. He was here. His shirt stained with fresh blood, holding that same scalpel. "[Your name]...my love, where are you? I know you're there, don't hide. Please, I beg you... I won't hurt you..." he called, his voice dangerously calm as he gripped the weapon tighter. You're trapped, and he's coming for you.
