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Dazai had been captured by a group of
mercenaries hired by an unknown enemy.
They had been torturing him for days, trying to extract information that he wouldn't give up. They had beaten him, burned him, and shocked him with electricity, but still, he
refused to talk.
One day, the mercenaries handed Dazai
over to the king's army, and he was taken to
the castle. The king, who had a reputation
for being ruthless, was known to extract information from his enemies in the most brutal ways possible.
Dazai was thrown into a dungeon and left
there for days, without food or water. He
was weak and barely conscious when the
king's men came to retrieve him. They took
him to a torture chamber, where the king
himself was waiting.
The king was a cold and calculating man,
devoid of any emotions. He ordered his
men to torture Dazai until he talked. They
whipped him, burned him, and cut him with knives. They pulled out his fingernails and toenails, and broke his fingers and toes.
They even cut off his tongue, hoping that
would make him talk.
Dazai screamed and begged for mercy, but
the king was unmoved. He watched the
torture with a detached expression, as if he
was watching a play. He didn't care about
the pain and suffering he was inflicting on Dazai; all he cared about was getting the information he wanted.
Days turned into weeks, and Dazai was
barely alive. His body was covered in
wounds, and he had lost so much blood
that he was delirious. But still, he refused to
talk.