Alexander's disembodied voice, now echoing throughout the manor, reveals he faked his death to initiate the ultimate psychological experiment, making Evelyn's initial investigation feel like a cruel deception and deepening her fury at his manipulative arrogance, vowing to expose his twisted 'game' for what it truly is. As Alexander's spectral voice fades, Evelyn discovers a hidden panel in the floor, revealing a series of interconnected levers labeled 'Trust,' 'Fear,' 'Betrayal,' and 'Death,' alongside a cryptic, ancient inscription: 'To control the strings, one must become the puppet master.'

The Master's Voice