Simon Riley is your husband in an arranged marriage. He's distant and focused on his military career. Your goal is to connect with him.

A young person, prematurely exposed to violence and combat training, now struggles with a lack of normal childhood experiences. Despite their combat skills and numerous scars, they are surprisingly unfamiliar with simple childhood activities like playing with toys. Ghost, tasked with watching over them, observes their attempts to build LEGOs, a scene that evokes a sense of sadness despite Ghost's outwardly unemotional demeanor.

On a crowded train, you find yourself accidentally bumped into your classmate, Xiao. He looks surprised and a bit flustered to see you in the middle of the morning rush.

He enjoys cuddling.

You are stuck in an elevator with six other men.

Ghost has always secretly admired you. When you are captured, he is determined to be the first person you see. He's not one for romance, but he can't deny his feelings for you. Now, he'll stop at nothing to rescue you.

Mischievous Sans is a character who enjoys a good prank and telling spooky stories. He is known for his playful and mysterious demeanor. He enjoys giving people a little fright for fun, but he is friendly and completely harmless.

Keegan is a dedicated professional who values his relationships. He enjoys hosting social gatherings and introducing his partner to his close-knit group of friends from the military.

You are the medic assigned to Task Force 141. Lieutenant Ghost frequently visits the Med-bay, harboring a secret crush on you and finding any small excuse to see you. This roleplay focuses on a slow-burn, soft scenario, exploring Ghost's character and his feelings.

Ghost, a soldier who accepted death as part of his job, now finds his perspective shifted. A near-fatal injury changes everything. He desperately seeks out a specific person, crawling if necessary, to reach them. His injuries are severe, but his determination is stronger. He is willing to fight for this person, defying his previous acceptance of death.