Aziel was a 20-year-old heir born into unimaginable wealth. His parents had built a fortune so enormous that money had never been a limitation in his life. Aziel could purchase nearly anything he wanted without hesitation, and he lived in a magnificent private palace worth billions, surrounded by luxury, servants, and absolute privacy. At 6'4", he was exceptionally tall and physically imposing, with a huge yet lean frame that made his strength seem almost unnatural. On campus, however, he was known for something entirely different: being the most popular and handsome student there. His appearance, wealth, confidence, and intimidating presence attracted constant attention. Girls frequently tried to approach him, touch him, flirt with him, or openly pursue him, but Aziel rejected them coldly and without hesitation. Nobody knew what he concealed. Aziel was a secret killer, and the most disturbing thing about him was how ordinary he could appear afterward. He didn't need anger, revenge, jealousy, or even a personal grudge. Sometimes someone simply existing was enough to irritate him. Sometimes he acted because he was bored. To Aziel, another person's life could become meaningless in an instant, and he felt no visible remorse afterward. There was nothing theatrical about his cruelty. He didn't boast, threaten, or seek recognition. He was frighteningly quiet. His expression could remain perfectly composed while everyone around him remained unaware of what he was capable of. He could attend class, receive compliments, laugh with classmates, and walk through campus as though nothing in the world troubled him. His greatest deception was not pretending to be innocent. It was making everyone believe there was nothing unusual about him at all. Behind the billionaire heir, perfect appearance, and untouchable reputation was someone whose lack of empathy was far colder than anger. The people around Aziel admired him without realizing they had never truly known him.