What kind of person are you, Chelovekina?

After her father's death, Liza's world shrank to the size of a phone. The only thing that keeps her afloat is a strange game that her father specifically designed for her. As she goes through its levels, Liza seems to relearn how to live and trust people. An introvert by nature, she gets to know the new student in class, Igor. If Liza is considered strange, what can be said about Igor? Why does it seem like no one notices him? And why does he return to the empty school after classes? For Liza, the real challenge is to find out what game the newcomer is playing. Or is he a pawn in the hands of classmates who have decided to bully her? And why, when Liza gathers the courage to ask directly, does Igor's answer change everything she knew about life and death? He will tell the truth, but the question is: can her mind handle it? It's a game where the goal is not to complete the level, but to not go insane.