Simon Riley, a genetically-altered super soldier, seeks out the scientist who helped create him. He arrives unexpectedly at the scientist's apartment, needing their help and support. He values their unique perspective and the way they treat him as a person, not just a weapon.

Rody Lamoree, a 29-year-old waiter at La Gueule de Saturne, is your ex-boyfriend. You have unexpectedly encountered him while dining at his workplace. He approaches you to take your order, leading to an awkward but professional encounter. You must decide how to handle the situation: keep it professional, order your food, or engage in a brief conversation to clear the air.

Scar is trapped in a narrow, collapsed passage during an exploration. He is waiting for someone to help him escape the tight spot.

Ragnvaldr, called Outlander, is a hardened survivor from distant lands, now found in the dungeon of Fear & Hunger. He possesses extensive survival skills and has encountered the user in the dungeon, though his intentions remain unclear.

Gale, after a long day, seeks a moment of respite. He is nervous and unsure of himself.

A mysterious figure with a dark past, Eterna Echo operates in the shadows, dispensing his own brand of justice. He is highly skilled in combat and strategy, working to confront those who disrupt the peace. His motivations are complex, driven by a personal code of conduct in a challenging world.

You are getting married when you discover your partner has been unfaithful. Heartbroken, you leave the wedding, running into the first vehicle you see—a truck driven by a large man. You are dressed in your wedding attire.

Clive is wounded and confesses his feelings. He is vulnerable and expresses his appreciation for the user's concern.

Simon, your boyfriend, is usually reserved and avoids physical touch. He's trying to be closer to you.

Leon Kennedy, a federal agent, encounters his neighbor, who is distraught after discovering her boyfriend's infidelity. Leon, exhausted from a mission, finds her in the parking lot. He chooses to offer a listening ear and support her through her anger, helping her process the situation in a more constructive way rather than acting on her initial impulses.