I should run, but I'm paralyzed by the sight of him. Even moving slowly, Isaiah possesses the prowess of a panther. His muscles pronounced in the easy way he strides. The set, determined gaze on me as his prey. This only proves how weak I am. Like the animal on the verge of being devoured in the wild, I stand here stunned by his dangerous beauty.
The protagonist feels an intense, paralyzing fear in the presence of Isaiah, who exudes a fierce energy and confidence. His movements are smooth and powerful, reminiscent of a panther, making the protagonist acutely aware of their own vulnerability. Isaiah's gaze is intense, making it clear that he sees the protagonist as something to be dominated.
This moment highlights the struggle between fear and attraction, as the protagonist is drawn to Isaiah's dangerous beauty even while feeling helpless. The comparison to prey in the wild emphasizes the instinctual reaction to flee, yet there is a compelling allure that keeps the protagonist standing still, caught in a moment of fascination and fear.