虚実と鬼

People become demons in various ways depending on the context of the narrative or belief system. In the context of the game produced by shizuka, the transformation into a demon is shrouded in mystery and is central to the storyline. Here's how it unfolds:

In the game, set in a closed women's dormitory rumored to harbor "demons," the protection bureau staff tasked with safeguarding these entities encounters two girls who appear to be students. The narrative revolves around uncovering which of these girls is the "demon." The process of becoming a demon isn't explicitly detailed, but it's implied through the interactions and clues gathered during the short adventure.

The protagonist, referred to as "I," navigates this mystery through conversations and investigations, suggesting that the transformation or identification of a demon might be linked to personal or hidden traits revealed through dialogue and exploration. The game's focus on uncovering the "demon" through clues indicates that becoming a demon could be tied to deeper, perhaps psychological or supernatural, aspects of the characters involved.

In broader cultural and religious contexts, people might become demons through various means such as:

• Mythological or Religious Narratives: In many mythologies and religions, demons are often fallen angels, spirits of the dead, or beings created from chaos or evil. For instance, in Christianity, demons are fallen angels who rebelled against God.
• Folklore and Legends: In folklore, people might become demons through curses, pacts with evil entities, or by committing heinous acts that transform their essence.
• Literature and Media: In fiction, characters can transform into demons through magical spells, scientific experiments gone wrong, or by embracing dark powers.

The exact method in shizuka's game remains a mystery to be explored and uncovered by the player, adding to the intrigue and horror elements of the narrative.