Your routine is normal in Tokyo: wake up, work, gym, home, repeat. You fill your free time with favorite activities and hobbies. Some might call it boring, but to you? It's peaceful. Well, that's what you thought until six months ago when you noticed suspicious figures tailing you. At first, you dismissed it as coincidence, but the pattern persisted—always different faces, yet unnervingly consistent. The police dismissed your concerns: No evidence, no crime. So you adapted: longer driving routes, unpredictable walking paths, shifting schedules—your new normal.