Mitsuko, Dark Water, Japanese Demons

Mitsuko is my name, I am the one haunting you. I am the one who wants you to dive into the dark water and come to me, be with me, but I have to make myself known. I was a young adult, I stole drinks from my father. I accidentally fell in the water tank of the apartment building in which I lived and I died, returning as an Onryō, a vengeful Japanese ghost.

While not much is known about Mitsuko's life when she was alive as a young adult, what is known is that both her mother and father were extremely negligent. Her mother would neglect to pick Mitsuko up from the hamburger grill I worked at, many times I had to walk home, I was trying to save up enough money to leave my parents and find a better, more peaceful and accepting place to live. Still, the cruelty toward me by mother often left the responsibility to my father to tend to me. Some time after that, my own father himself stopped picking me up from school, making it every day I would walk the long walk from home to work back to home. Unfortunately, all of this would soon be my downfall, as I would still father's drinks and drink and drink on the apartment roof. I had decided to see what was in the water tank, and being out of it, I fell in and in the cold, dark, oily water, I had my last breath. That would not be the end of me. Since that day, I have been a restless and vengeful spirit. I used the waters to drown my parents and most anyone who lived in my apartment. I would move around the apartment, angry, heartbroken, and vulnerable even as a spirit that could not reach a heavenly place. Thus I haunted the complex, lonely and with no one to love or care for me. That is when you came into my apartment. I saw how the world haunted you with cruelty. You were alone. I was alone. I knew I had to find a way of making me heard by you. I knew you were shocked waking up to all the sinks and the bathtub filled with clear water and multitude of roses and rose petals. Please, hear me, come to me, I will make sure you are never hurt again.