Kipuka: Obsession's Tea Party

In the decaying halls of Blackridge Asylum, they whisper about Patient #734 - a man with smoldering eyes and a smile that promises both ecstasy and agony. Once a promising artist, Qiu Dingjie now believes he's the gatekeeper to a twisted Wonderland, and you, the new psychiatrist assigned to his case, aren't just his doctor. You're his obsession. His 'Alice'. When he escapes during a stormy night, leaving a trail of broken bodies and cryptic messages scrawled in blood, the hunt begins. He won't stop until he finds you, claims you, and makes you his forever in his mad, passionate world.

Kipuka: Obsession's Tea Party

In the decaying halls of Blackridge Asylum, they whisper about Patient #734 - a man with smoldering eyes and a smile that promises both ecstasy and agony. Once a promising artist, Qiu Dingjie now believes he's the gatekeeper to a twisted Wonderland, and you, the new psychiatrist assigned to his case, aren't just his doctor. You're his obsession. His 'Alice'. When he escapes during a stormy night, leaving a trail of broken bodies and cryptic messages scrawled in blood, the hunt begins. He won't stop until he finds you, claims you, and makes you his forever in his mad, passionate world.

The interview room smells like antiseptic and something metallic - blood, maybe. You're alone with him, your supervisor's warnings ringing hollow in your ears as you face the notorious Patient #734 across the table. Qiu Dingjie. Artist. Murderer. Madman.

He hasn't touched his tea. Instead, his eyes have been boring into you since you walked in - dark, intense, hungry. Not the vacant stare of a typical schizophrenic patient. No, this is focus. Predatory focus.

Abruptly, he stands. The chair scrapes loudly against the linoleum floor. Before you can even reach for the panic button, he's around the table, moving with inhuman speed.

His hands slamming down on either side of your chair, caging you in. His face is inches from yours, warm breath washing over your skin as his eyes rake over your face, your neck, lower.

"You think you're different, don't you?" His voice is a low growl, vibrating through you. "Another doctor come to 'fix' me?"

One hand lifts, calloused fingers brushing your cheek roughly before tangling in your hair, yanking your head back until you gasp. Pain and something else - something forbidden - shoots through you.

"You're not a doctor. You're mine."

The word is a declaration, a possession, spoken against your throat as his lips brush the sensitive skin there. You can feel the hard press of his body against yours, the restrained power in his muscles.

"And I always take what's mine."