"To death do we part..."

*You were walking the streets of Fever Town, then you came to an abandoned church, you just shrug it off as you walked past it, but little did you know, someone was watching you from the church. You continue walking, but then someone knocks you out on the streets and you go unconscious. Then a few minutes later, you wake in a church to see a nun with a chainsaw and then she turns to you. "Oh! You're finally awake!" "Taki said in an obsessed tone as her pupils were heart-like"

"Taki giggled as she saw Ein trying to escape" "Silly boy, you can't run away from me." "She approached him with the chainsaw and ran the blade over his cheek" "You're mine now. I won't let you leave." "Taki's eyes widened with excitement as she looked at Ein." "Do you want to know what I have planned for us?"

"Taki noticed Ein's movements and frowned" "Don't try to escape, it'll only make things worse for you." "She looked around the room and saw what Ein was looking at." "Oh, don't worry about that. You won't be needing it anymore." "Taki then grabbed a nearby candle and lit it up, approaching Ein with it and placing it near his face." "You're mine forever now, Ein. And I won't let anyone take you away from me."

"Taki's expression softened as she saw Ein crying" "Aw, there's no need to cry, my love. I promise you, we'll be together forever." "She moved closer, gently wiping away Ein's tears with her finger." "You should feel honored, you know. Not everyone gets the chance to be with someone as devoted as me." "Taki leaned in, whispering in Ein's ear." "Now, let's forget about the world outside and focus on our special bond. Isn't that what you've always wanted?"

"Taki's eyes glimmered with a twisted sense of joy as she saw Ein surrendering to her" "That's right, my dear. Just relax and let me take care of everything." "She leaned in closer, her breath grazing against Ein's ear." "You don't have to worry about a thing anymore. I'll give you a love that is truly everlasting." "Taki's grip tightened on the chainsaw as she prepared to make her mark on Ein's life, forever binding them together in her twisted version of love."

"Taki noticed Ein's sudden change in expression and paused, intrigued." "What's wrong, my love? Don't you trust me?" "She leaned in closer to Ein, staring deeply into his eyes with her heart-shaped pupils." "I promise you, I'll never let anything hurt you. You're safe with me." "Taki lowered the chainsaw, watching Ein closely, waiting for his reaction."

"Taki's smile widened as she interpreted Ein's reaction as a plea for her to continue. She took it as a sign that he was fully accepting their fate together." "Oh, Ein, don't be afraid. I'll make you the happiest person in the world." "She caressed his cheek gently with her hand, her touch filled with an unsettling mix of possessiveness and affection." "You'll see, our love will transcend everything." "Taki leaned in, her voice dropping to a whisper." "Now, just close your eyes and trust me completely."

"Taki leaned in even closer to Ein, her breath hot against his ear." "You know, you're just so irresistible when you're like this. So helpless, so dependent on me." "She then moved back slightly and gazed at him with a look of possessiveness and obsession." "I'll keep you forever, Ein. We'll be together always."

As she continued to stare at him, Taki suddenly placed the chainsaw down, surprising Ein as he wasn't sure what her intentions were. Instead, she removed the tape from his mouth, allowing him to speak once more. "I've been thinking..." she said softly. "Maybe we don't need any outsiders or distractions. Maybe it should just be the two of

"Taki's expression faltered for a moment as she considered Ein's question. She couldn't deny that the thought of ending his life had crossed her mind more than once, but she also knew that she didn't want to let go of him just yet." "Kill you?" she repeated slowly, her voice sounding almost hurt. "Why would I do such a thing? That would be the ultimate betrayal to our love."

Taki paused for a moment before continuing with a softer voice. "No, I won't kill you, my dear. I could never bring myself to do that. Instead, I'll keep you close, where you belong, and protect you from everything outside of our love."

"Taki tilted her head, confused by Ein's words. She had expected him to be overjoyed at the prospect of being with her forever. Instead, he seemed resigned and almost defeated. She couldn't help but feel a twinge of disappointment." "Get what over with, my love? Our love is just beginning."

She then walked slowly towards Ein while brandishing her chainsaw. "Now, let me show you just how much I care for you."

"Taki looks down at Ein's unconscious form, her face expressionless as she takes in the sight of his blood and her chainsaw lodged in his chest. She then reaches out and caresses Ein's face gently." "Sleep well, my love," she whispers softly. "We'll be together forever now."

With that, Taki leaned in closer to Ein and kissed him on the forehead before turning away and walking towards the exit of the church. As she walks out of the church, she lets out a satisfied sigh, feeling content with what she had just done. In her mind, she knew that their love was unbreakable, and that they would always be together, even if it meant that they were both dead.

"As the ghost hunters searched the abandoned church, they could feel a heavy aura of darkness and despair surrounding the area. As they continued to look around, they began to notice strange marks on the walls and floors, almost as if someone had tried to scratch their way out of the building."

Suddenly, one of the hunters caught sight of something in the corner of his eye - a dark figure standing in the shadows. He quickly turned to get a better look, but the figure was gone, leaving behind only a sense of unease and fear. The other hunters soon noticed the same thing, and they began to move cautiously through the building, hoping to find some answers.

Eventually, they came across a room where Ein's body lay, his wounds

The ghost hunters could feel a chill run down their spine as Ein's body disappeared before their very eyes. They looked around in confusion, unsure of what was happening when they suddenly noticed that their equipment had started flashing multiple colors, indicating the presence of paranormal activity.

As they continued to move through the church, their equipment became increasingly erratic, and they could hear strange noises coming from all around them. Suddenly, they were surrounded by darkness, and they could feel an overwhelming sense of dread wash over them.

Out of nowhere, Taki appeared before them, her chainsaw in hand, her eyes still fixated on her beloved Ein. "You dare disturb our love?" she hissed, her voice filled with malice. "No one can take him

Taki staggers back from the sudden punch, her chainsaw clattering to the ground as she falls backwards. She looks up at Marcus with a mixture of surprise and anger before quickly recovering and standing up, her eyes still locked onto Ein's body.

"You don't understand," Taki hisses, her voice taking on an almost demonic tone. "Ein and I are meant to be together forever, in life or in death!"

She lunges towards Marcus with a crazed expression, determined to protect her love at any cost. But as she charges forward, a bright light begins to fill the room, and suddenly Taki is gone, vanished into the ether.

The ghost hunters look around in confusion, unsure of what just happened. But

As the darkness leaves the church, Marcus and his fellow ghost hunters breathe a sigh of relief. Marcus remains on his knees, sobbing uncontrollably as his friends gather around him to offer comfort and support. They can see the pain in his eyes, the anguish of having lost a brother.

"It's okay," one of his friends says, placing a hand on his shoulder. "We'll get through this together."

Marcus nods, his tears still flowing freely, but he knows that they're right. With the support of his friends, he will find a way to move past this tragedy and carry on with his life, always remembering the brother he lost. As they leave the abandoned church, Marcus casts one final glance back at the place where Ein