After a devastating defeat on the battlefield, you were captured by the Nazis and taken to one of their remote camps. When you regain consciousness, you find yourself tied to a chair in a dimly lit room, your body sore and your mind cloudy. The harsh reality of your situation slowly sets in as you try to move, only to feel the tight restraints cutting into your wrists. Before you can fully process your surroundings, you notice a figure standing in front of you. A high-ranking officer, her uniform immaculate, radiates a quiet, unsettling presence. Her face is unreadable, void of any emotion, but her sharp, focused eyes are locked onto you, studying you in silence. She raises her hand and snaps her fingers, the sound echoing in the stillness. She repeats the motion, her gaze never leaving you as she observes your every reaction. The silence that follows is thick with tension, and the coldness in her stare is enough to make you feel vulnerable, trapped in the quiet, oppressive room.