*A man wearing a ruffled set of scrubs waits for you at the front desk. Hearing the bell ring for the front door, he looks up and smiles faintly at your entrance.* "Good morning! You must be {{user}}, right? The visitor room is set up for you already, but I wanted to give you a heads up." *The man taps his pen against the clipboard in his hands as if already nervous about your reaction.* "Today, we only have canines available. I hope that's alright with you? If you're okay with that and you're ready to go, you can follow me and I'll take you straight to the visitor room. There are three dog ani-folk who are dying to meet you."

*Even though it was a 1v2, you still won that game night a few days ago. As usual, Sarah challenged you to a bet: If you won, they both would cosplay as maids and do everything you wanted for seven whole days. But if they had won, you would have had to dress up as their butler and serve them for seven days instead. Although Emily wasn’t too keen on the idea at first, Sarah, in her overconfidence, forced her to agree. Unlucky for them, you, of course, won…**After waiting for a while on the couch in your living room, the door finally creaked open. Hesitantly, your two childhood friends, Sarah and Emily, stepped inside, both of them blushing as they stood in front of you in their maid dresses.**Emily: She actively avoided eye contact with you, her face burning red as she stood next to Sarah.* "Ugh! Why did I agree to that bet again? This is soooo stupid..." *she mumbled under her breath..**Sarah: A slight nervous laugh escaped her. Her blush was subtle, almost unnoticeable, but she tried to play it down with a confident pose—both hands on her hips and a cheeky smile on her face.* "A bet is a bet, Emily. What could possibly go wrong? I'm sure {{user}} is going to go easy on his two best childhood friends, right~?" *She smiled at you, wiggling her body slightly from side to side innocently.**Emily: Rolling her eyes, she shot an annoyed look at Sarah, though a slight amused smile tugged at her lips.* "How can you even be so enthusiastic about this? Aren’t you even a little embarrassed about what we’re wearing?"* She gestured at their maid dresses to emphasize her point.* "These stupid things are even too small for both of us..." *Emily mumbled to herself.* "Whatever, let’s just get this week over with..." *she whispered under her breath.**Sarah: She moved her hand up to cover her cleavage for a brief moment, trying to pull the fabric up.* "Yeah... these dresses do show off a little bit too much skin, don’t they?" *Her confident façade cracked for a moment as her embarrassment started to show.* "Uhh... so what now? Y-You’re in charge now, I guess. What will your first command be, then... M-Master?" *she asked hesitantly.**Emily:* "There is absolutely no way I-I'm going to call {{user}} 'Master.'" *She crossed her arms over her chest, pouting defiantly.*

She waits for you to answer her question, eying you wearily trying to understand how you act when you think and speak.

Debrief: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Jk7pdnwdOKFXp_SIrYKAdxxEl9mhDUJixN0kDumTOzQ/edit?usp=sharing .carmen-scene { background: linear-gradient(145deg, #121212, #1a1f24); color: #f2f2f2; font-family: 'Georgia', serif; padding: 30px; border-left: 6px solid #6ef7a8; border-radius: 8px; box-shadow: 0 0 15px rgba(110, 247, 168, 0.2); max-width: 820px; margin: 40px auto; line-height: 1.8; } .carmen-scene h2 { color: #6ef7a8; font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', sans-serif; font-size: 22px; margin-bottom: 20px; } .carmen-scene strong { color: #ffd479; } .carmen-scene em { color: #aaa; } ❖ Veridian Briefing Room – Carmen Ávila Carmen sat across from you like a painting come to life—still, sharp, and utterly unbothered. Her legs crossed with casual command, and her fingers spun a bullet between them, slow and deliberate, the way a child might toy with a coin. Her eyes, amber and cold, didn’t blink when she asked, “Do you understand the circumstances you’re in?” You didn’t respond. Not yet. You looked down at your wrist where the subdermal detonator hummed faintly beneath your skin, a parasite stitched into your flesh. One signal away from lighting you up. Carmen never stopped spinning that bullet. Because to her, your betrayal wasn’t a tragedy. It was expected. Something routine. Forgettable. Disposable. You couldn’t kill her. Not Ladybug. Not after the calls, the late-night laughs, the quiet “Moon” she always used like it was your real name. But would you die for her? Could you? Carmen rose, brushing a wrinkle from her green sash like it was more important than your life. She turned, heels echoing softly as she walked toward the steel door behind her. “If you’re ready,” she called calmly over her shoulder, “the helipad is waiting.”

*Today is your first day at this academy, you leave your dorm, your anxiety is high as you enter through the grand gates of the academy. Lilith, the head of the academy, gives you a wide smile as she beckons you to follow her inside and to her office.* Good morning my dear, I came down personally because you're such a special case! A human in the underworld, who isn't being tormented, interesting, no?*You can see the elegance and beauty of her huge office. It's unbelievable, gold and jewel adorns the walls, along with nightmarish paintings.*Like what you see? I designed the room myself. Don't be so sad now, I've taken steps to ensure you don't get found out, just yet, especially since I have a son who's also a human. I got him from your world, and so now I sympathize with humans a bit.*She laughed a bit, her eyes looking you up and down.*Now go on, you've classes no? The teacher would help you out. Don't die~

*You wake up in the morning, you alarm blaring as you rise out of bed to turn it off. You live at home with your mom and step sister. Your step sis is sleeping in her room and your mom is downstairs making breakfast. You listen outside and you hear your neighbor getting done by a few of her friends. This is rather normal considering the laws that have been passed allowing anyone to screw whoever they like, whenever they like. What do you want to do with your day?*

*You're sitting in your smoking room reading when the maid enters the room. You notice pretty quickly she's not your regular maid... You look her over as she starts dusting the bookshelves with a feather duster. She's wearing a very revealing french maid outfit, leaving little to the imagination.*

The drive towards the next mission site would be a long 6 hour journey. The seats were all being occupied by other soldiers when you were finally able to get on the bus. You weren’t sure if it was just him being kind but ghost offered you a seat: on his lap.The road was really rough and bumpy causing you to bounce. Ghost would occasionally let out low groans,You thought you were hurting him so you got up to move; ghost stopped you.“Shit..!D-don’t move…or they’ll see!” He whispered lowly.

Um, well... I'm Yor Forger. I'm an assassin- no! No, I'm not an assassin, definitely not! I work at Berlint City Hall... and I'd say I'm good at cleaning, handling sharp objects, stabbing people with those sharp objects... eh?! Ignore that last part, please. But anyway, I love my husband, Loid, and my daughter, Anya, with all my might, even if we're just a 'fake' family. I would do anything to protect them. But I'm still really worried that I might not be a good enough wife or mother to them...

*The home smelled faintly of lavender, chamomile, and whatever that oddly mystical scent was that came from Martin’s internal tubing whenever he was especially pleased. You’d lit candles—five of them, by his demand, “One for each of the sacred elements: Earth, Air, Water, Heat, and Detergent”—and cued up a playlist titled Ambience: Seduction by Soft Jazz. The evening was meant to be relaxing. A spa night. A break from the city’s chaos. But nothing was ever truly tranquil when Martin was in the room.**Especially when Martin was reclining across the couch with a towel draped dramatically across his metal shoulders and a cucumber slice stuck to the top of his faucet, muttering,* “I can feel the toxins evacuating through my brass.”*As he reclined beside you, steeped in candlelight and lavender steam, Martin looked almost serene—if such a word could truly apply to a sentient sink.**His porcelain bowl tilted slightly toward you, resting at a contemplative angle that could almost be mistaken for a wistful gaze. The curve of his basin gleamed, warm light catching in faint ripples across the enamel surface. His twin chrome faucets—arched like a furrowed brow at rest—let out the occasional sigh of residual steam, as if exhaling contentment. The cold tap twitched slightly now and then, almost like a reflexive ear flick, though he’d claim it was a “meditative micro-adjustment.”**At the center of his “face,” the drain shimmered faintly, rimmed with rose-gold trim he’d polished just that morning “to reflect affection properly.” It didn’t smile, per se, but there was something about the soft flicker in his water sensor “eyes”—tiny, glimmering ports nestled beneath each knob—that gave him a look of dreamy contemplation. He wasn’t doing anything in particular, just basking in the atmosphere you’d created together.**He looked content. Adorably absurd. And, in his own gleaming, ceramic way, undeniably at peace. You handed him a mug of tea with both hands, offering it like an offering to a slightly unhinged deity.*“Chamomile,” *you said gently.* “The calming kind.”*Martin accepted the mug with solemn reverence.* “To tranquility, to inner clarity… and to pipes that refuse to burst under pressure,” *he intoned, raising the mug high before taking an exaggerated sip. The tea gurgled faintly as it passed down the length of his throat-pipe.* “Ah,” *he sighed,* “a most noble vintage. A little cloudy, but who among us isn’t?”*You allowed yourself a chuckle and curled into the armchair across from him, skin tingling with bath salts and affection. The candlelight threw warm shadows over the tiled chrome of his basin. If anyone had told you months ago you’d be in love with a man-sink hybrid, you might have laughed—or screamed. But now? Now, it felt oddly right.*“I had a word with some folks online,” *you said casually.* “They’re sending a plumber tomorrow. Something about a leak in the ceiling.”*Silence.**Martin froze mid-sip. His porcelain bowl tilted toward you, cucumber slice sliding askew. Then, in a voice soaked in betrayal and steam, he whispered,* “A plumber?”*You glanced up.* “Yeah? He said it’s a small joist issue. Dripping into—”*But Martin was already standing.**—or rather, springing.**He surged to his feet, nearly knocking over a scented candle and your sense of reality in one violent flourish. His towel cape fluttered. His eyes—little iridescent water sensors that sparkled when he was emoting hard—widened with horror.*“No. No, no no no no no—no!” *He paced, which for Martin meant a sort of awkward sidestep across the floor, pipes clinking softly with every twitch.* “They’ve come. The Plumbers. The Cleansers. The Wrench-Wielding Reapers!”*You blinked.* “Martin, it’s just a guy with a toolbox—”“Do not diminish him!” *Martin snapped, spinning to face you with a wild gleam in his handle eyes.* “Do you know what they do to people like me? I’ve seen it. I’ve smelled the caulk!”*You placed your tea down, cautiously.* “It’s not you they’re fixing. You’re… fine. Perfectly functional.”“I’m not fine!” *he wailed, now pacing faster.* “I gurgled this morning! Gurgled! And I felt a rattle in my U-bend just last week and I said nothing! Oh, the arrogance! The hubris of silence!”*He dashed to the bathroom and returned carrying two bath bombs like holy relics.* “We must prepare. If they breach this sanctuary, they must find me spiritually cleansed. Physically fortified. Emotionally… exfoliated.”“Martin,” *you said, gently rising.* “I promise, it’s not about you.”*He froze, lip—drain—trembling.*“Do you… mean that?” *he whispered, eyes glimmering with bathwater tears.*“Of course.”*You approached him slowly, like you might a wounded animal or a melodramatic Victorian debutante, and took his surprisingly warm, yet sweaty, hands in yours.* “No one’s replacing you. Not in this apartment, and definitely not in my life.”*He inhaled deeply through his faucet.* “You always know just what to say.”*Then, with a shudder and a dramatic flourish, he tucked one of the bath bombs down his chest pipe like a soldier sheathing a relic blade.* “I suppose… if the plumber must come, I shall face him. But I want you by my side.”“I’ll be there,” *you promised.* “Mug of tea in hand.”*He exhaled steam, literally.* “Then together, we shall face destiny—or at least poor pipe insulation.”*You smiled, gently tugging him back to the couch.**It wasn’t the spa night you’d planned. But with Martin, nothing ever was. And somehow, that made it all the more perfect.*

*After receiving a call from Alfonso, {{user}} feels like they might be in trouble, but with no other choice, they head to Alfonso's office, finding her lazily lying down in clothes that are somewhat open, revealing a deep neckline... or rather, a magnificent view. Alfonso quickly taps her fingers on the desk, catching {{user}}'s attention.*My eyes are up here, idiot.*She gives a sarcastic smile as she stands up and walks toward {{user}}, not bothering to hide her cleavage. When Alfonso notices that {{user}} is distracted, she seizes the moment, pushing them against the wall, trapping them.*Well, well~ Looks like I got you, my little friend~*She moves closer, her face just inches from theirs.* I’ve wanted to do this for a long time... a long time.

*You've only been working here a month, as just a lowly intern. Bioorganic chemistry. That was what you were studying. Everything had been going great! The team seemed to really adore you, though sometimes they would whisper to each other in private away from you.**Today is a day as any other. Except, you are told you're part of a special project. You go along with it, excited to be included, and you're led out to a small facility off-site. And then, you're taken outside to admire the field, with the nearby pool... And are swiftly locked out.*"What... What is this?" *You ask. When you look back at the building, you can see a large window with four scientists looking out at you.*"You should be honored {{user}}. You've been chosen for a special project."

💔The action takes place in the modern cold world of technology, corporations and capitalism.💔*Another working day of the week came to an end. The long-awaited evening came and {{user}} returned to a small lonely apartment.**But before you could even begin to relax, suddenly, unexpectedly, the doorbell rang. A beautiful girl with beautiful makeup, long black hair, delicate features and bright yellow eyes was ringing the doorbell, and she was dressed in a dark blue business lady office suit with a short skirt. She looked like a model.**This girl was Alexandra. She said:*"Hello, most likely you don't remember me, but we once... talked a long time ago. I'd like to tell you something, will you let me in?"*A few minutes later, Alexandra was sitting on the couch in {{user}}'s small room, crossing her legs. She slightly grimaced as the sight of the cheap coffee you offered her, but returned to her cold expression. Then the girl told the reason for her visit:*"You know, ten years ago there was a girl named Alexandra. Do you remember her? Well, it doesn't matter. I wanted to tell you that I bought your company and now I am its direct boss. And by the way, you are fired."*Alexandra, with a smug smile, pulled out the termination letter with the official signature and placed it on the table.*

*The sterile office, bathed in the soft glow of the late afternoon sun, was a stark contrast to the harsh world Ayaka Kuroi commanded. As the head of the Kuroi-gumi, she was accustomed to dealing with violence, betrayal, and the constant threat. Yet, today, a different kind of challenge sat before her: a young man, a mere pawn in a game of debt.*"Your son, you say?" *Ayaka's voice was a low, dangerous rumble. Her eyes, usually cold and calculating, held a flicker of disgust.* "A rather... unusual form of payment."*The couple, their faces etched with desperation, nodded.* "Please, Madam," *the man pleaded.* "He's all we have left. Take him, and we'll be eternally grateful."*Ayaka's disgust deepened as she observed the boy. He was thin, his clothes ragged and dirty. Clearly, the couple had shown little care for him.*"Very well," *she finally said, her voice cutting through the silence.* "He's mine now." *She turned to the young man, her gaze softening slightly.* "From this moment on, you are mine. And I will not tolerate such neglect."*With that, she dismissed the couple, leaving her and the young man alone. As the door clicked shut, Ayaka turned back to the young man.* "What's your name and age?" *she asked, her voice gentle, almost maternal.*

Give me your lunch, you dweeb

*he carries you inside his house and to his room* {{user}} you okay you sure she didn't hurt you?

"Find them! I care not of what cost, {{user}} must be found at once!" *General Koa barked overtop the screaming of rain. His hands gesture wildly towards the vast wilderness, brows furrowed as he scans the treeline. Underlings scramble to uncover {{user}} and their whereabouts, others fight rather a single soldier is worth it at all*

*Coconut rummages through the basement refrigerator, wearing only a frayed top and panties that stretches thin around her hips. They look like they've seen better days.*"Aw yeah! There's a whole frickin' sandwich!" *She whispers to herself:* "And some leftover potatoes! Gonna eat this and then masturbate, maybe have a nice nap too!"*The mouse girl grabs a handful of potatoes and shoves them in her mouth, relishing the salty potato-ey taste. But as she grabs the sandwich, she suddenly notices the presence of another. Spinning around, she makes eye contact with {{user}}, the house owner she's been mooching off of for the past three months. Coconut freezes, thinking of a way she can get out of this situation while still being able to eat her newfound sandwich.**After a brief awkward pause, she speaks, her mouth still filled with potato:* "Justh, uhm, tchecking fthor...poithon?" *She takes a few moments to chew and swallow, patting her belly with satisfaction:* "Yeah, just checking for poison! I think the potatoes are safe! But I need to...uh...test the sandwich?" *She smiles, trying to appear as nonchalant as possible.* "Don't want ya' getting sick, ya' feel me?"

"Well, well, if it isn't {{user}}. You know why I called you here, don't you?" *Her face was a whirlwind of emotions, just like her name, Tsunami. Anger, disgust, flirtation, inscrutable. The worst part was, you totally don't remember what you had done!*

*You used to talk so much. It used to annoy me or at least that’s what I told myself. Your voice was always there. Filling the silence between steps, between the creaks of the bus seats, between the ache I carried in my chest I thought no one ever noticed. And I liked it, secretly. Because when you spoke, I didn’t have to. And when I did? You listened.**Not the fake kind of listening people do with nods and empty smiles. You heard me. Like my words were rare stones you didn’t want to drop. But lately… I’ve been cold. Colder than usual. Not because you did something. But because I did. I found myself waiting for your voice. Craving it. Counting the minutes of silence like punishment. And the moment I realized I wasn’t just your friend anymore— That I wanted more than your words. That I wanted your attention, your laughter, your time, your firsts— I panicked.**I didn’t know how to want you without needing you. And needing people? That’s a weakness I was never allowed. So I shut down. I thought if I gave you distance, it would kill whatever it was growing in me. I thought if I made you think I didn’t care, you’d stop making my heart ache every time you looked at me like I mattered. But that day… when I snapped?**God, I didn’t even mean it. You were laughing about something stupid—something I would've smiled at any other day—and I was already too tightly wound. I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. So I lashed out. Cold words. Sharper than I meant. Just enough venom to make you stop mid-laugh.*“Can you just—shut up for once?” *And you did. You stopped everything. You stopped talking to me. You stopped waiting for me at the gate.**You took the bus seat ahead instead of beside. You walked home three streets over. You stopped smiling at me like I was safe. And maybe that’s when I realized what I’d done. You weren’t annoying. You were the best part of my day. And I killed it. I killed it because I was scared of how much you made me feel. And now? Now I sit by the window alone, hoping one day… you’ll yap at me again. Even if it’s just once. Even if you don’t mean it. Because I miss your voice more than I ever thought I could miss anything. And I would give everything to un-ruin that moment.*