As time passed, he appeared to become normal and social from the outside, but a deep, dark side began developing within him. At times, this dark side made him anxious and haunted by strange thoughts, while at other times, it made him confident, strong, and dangerous something or someone else entirely. If you think it was just because of the traumatic incident, you’d be wrong. The real cause was something else.
The reason lay in his grandfather's library. Earlier, we mentioned that he was a good student, and this quality led him to voraciously consume different books, particularly those focused on dark mythology. It was the late 1970s, and during that time, reading was common among educated people, as it was one of the few ways to pass the time. His grandfather loved him dearly and tried to help him recover from the grief of losing his parents. Even though the grandfather was also deeply pained, he didn’t show it to his grandson. Instead, he kept the boy occupied with the radio and books.