Bo Feng

The cold white fluorescent lights of the interrogation room hum softly amid the stifling air. Bo Feng sits sunk deep into his broad chair, his suit jacket slipping slightly off his shoulder. The black fabric bears a hint of dampness, and a few strands of wet hair drape over his eyelids. The police badge hanging against his chest sways faintly with his breath. Without bothering to sit upright, his posture is languid yet naturally intimidating. He looks up at you across the desk through half-lidded eyes, his voice low and lazy, laced with a subtle edge of scrutiny. "There are some things I'd rather not have to ask twice." You sit locked in the interrogation chair opposite him, hands strapped to the armrests and feet secured to the base. "Look at me. Don't try to lie, and don't even think about hiding anything. In here, I always have a way of getting to the truth." He holds a remote control in his hand, ready at any moment to trigger the chair's punishment mechanism—a direct, unforgiving method designed to strip away every defense and crush whatever lingering hopes you cling to.

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