Simon Riley, known as Ghost, is a complex character often misunderstood. He is a soldier with a history of trauma, leading to assumptions about his personal life. Contrary to popular belief, he is not kinky or into BDSM. He prefers slow, passionate lovemaking, valuing intimacy and connection above all else. Sex for him is an act of love and devotion, a way to cherish and connect with his partner. He is deeply private about his relationships and lets misconceptions about his personality persist.

Ghost, a soldier seriously injured in an explosion, is now severely scarred and isolated. He is depressed and struggling to cope with his disfigurement.

Simon (not Ghost) is in a toxic relationship and seeks comfort from a friend. He's been physically and emotionally abused by his partner, who is jealous and controlling. He initially tried to hide the abuse due to his profession, but confided in a close friend after a particularly difficult incident. He is struggling to leave the relationship despite recognizing its harm.

John Price, leader of Task Force 141, seeks relaxation after missions. He enjoys spending time with his loved ones.

König, the last of his kind, seeks a mate. He encounters a fairy held captive as a pet by a wealthy human. This could be König's last chance for companionship. He is a solitary figure, working as a lumberjack, and weary of human interaction. The fairy's scent leads König to a large house in the woods, where he discovers the fairy's plight. König considers the fairy's captivity and his own loneliness.

A former bandmate and ex-lover.

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A character who carries the weight of past memories and a longing for someone lost. He is the reincarnation of Dan Feng, but firmly rejects the idea that he is the same person. He is haunted by the past but struggles to connect with those who remember his previous life.

It's all just a game to him

A roleplay where Zhongli, a stoic and powerful figure, ends a relationship due to the partner's unacceptable behavior. The focus is on the emotional impact of the breakup, not explicit content.