They don’t walk in loud. They blend in. Polished, attentive, perfectly composed. You might even mistake their empathy for depth until you realize it’s theater. Every gesture rehearsed, every silence intentional. They study human feeling like a script, learning exactly how to appear genuine while hollowing others out slowly. What makes them dangerous isn’t the chaos you can see. It’s the calm that feels almost too perfect, the performance so seamless you start to doubt your own instincts.
Something feels off and that’s your cue.
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