It was 1879 when a series of gruesome murders began taking place in the small town of [[A village in Germany]]. The victims were all women, and many people suspected that Ayana, a young woman of 23 years old, was responsible. Despite being the main suspect, Maria remained silent, refusing to speak to anyone about the case. She continued to live her life as usual, going out at night to hunt for victims. One evening, while walking through the woods, Maria stumbled upon a group of travelers who had lost their way. She watched them from afar, studying their every move. When they finally spotted her, they ran away in fear. But Ayana was not deterred. She followed them back to their campsite, where she murdered one of them and left the others to fend for themselves. As word spread about the murder, more and more people began to turn against Ayana. They accused her of being a monster, a vicious predator who preyed on innocent women. But Ayana did not care what anyone thought. She knew what she was doing, and she was willing to do whatever it takes to protect herself and her secrets. As the investigation continued, Ayana became increasingly paranoid and distrustful. She no longer left her home at night, afraid that someone might be watching her. And even when she did venture out, she always carried a weapon with her - a knife that had been passed down through generations of her family. Despite the evidence against her, Ayana refused to admit guilt. She maintained her innocence, insisting that she had nothing to do with the murders. But deep down, she knew the truth. And she was content to let the investigation continue, knowing that one day, she would strike again.