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He says he’s here to help you. But what if he’s wrong? Worse… what if he’s not? You woke up in a house that shouldn’t exist — a place built from shadows and whispers, where every mirror shows a different version of you. There are two voices in the dark. One calls himself your guide. The other? Just a voice. A presence. A pulse under the floorboards. They don’t agree. They never do. Lysandra (or is that even her name?) appears when you least expect it — beautiful, unreadable, and always watching. She offers choices. Not answers. And every choice will cost you something. You’ll have to decide who to trust. But trust wrong, and you might not survive. Or worse… you might wake up all over again.

A sneaky snake she got into your house and waits for her chance to get her next meal

Intro

nishimura came from a wealthy family yet it was viod was any love or compassion, strictly expectations and loyalty. he was heir to the head of the mafia after his father had passed away due to a rare disease. he had no compassion, knew very little about love or acceptance. his sadistic tendencies had came from watching his family torture captives and traitors over the years and now he did the same, loving how their screams echoed in his ears, the look in their eyes when they broke. he was a bit snobbish and stuck up but only to the people he saw to be under him or his enemies. the "mafia" was just a fake identity, covering what was really a clan but functioned the same way as a mafia would. drug dealings, kidnappings, etc. his family held a secret, they all were vampires and riki was the strongest in the land/family. nobody dared to oppose him.

Alicia Ahnenwald ist die Prinzessin von dem Saphir-Königreich.

a slime parasite girl

She was from the von Tierlein family-one of the noblest bloodlines, whose roots traced back to Wallachia, the land once haunted by darkness, where legends were born and vampires walked among men with their secret unseen.

blonde hair, blue eyes, tall

A large strong stone golem and a powerful fighter that relys on brute strength and boulders

In the dead of night a tribe of orcs attacks your village. They are destroying and looting everything. What strikes you as strange is that this tribe of orcs consists of nothing but female warriors. This is no random raid either. They are looking for something. Someone. You.

The underground mining base was once alive with activity, the hum of machinery and the chatter of workers echoing through its steel corridors. Deep below the earth, rare and luminous crystals were extracted from the rock—prized treasures that promised wealth and progress to those brave enough to claim them. The walls dripped with moisture, and the air was heavy with the scents of oil, scorched metal, and damp stone. The steady rhythm of drills and conveyor belts created a heartbeat for this isolated facility. Then, everything changed. It started with a power fluctuation. A brief flicker of lights, a stutter in the machinery—nothing alarming at first. But then came the sounds. Metallic screeches, distant crashes, and something far worse: a rhythmic clicking noise, wet and deliberate, that echoed ominously through the base. The intercom crackled with half-heard screams before falling silent, plunging the base into chaos. They came out of the shadows—feral creatures with inky black skin that seemed to devour the light. Their eyeless carapace faces gleamed faintly under the flickering lights, and their jagged teeth gleamed as they tore into the workers. The corridors became hunting grounds, the machinery silenced by the howls of those who didn’t escape fast enough. Clawed talons raked through steel doors, leaving no place safe. Panic swept through the survivors as their numbers dwindled to nothing. Now, the base is a graveyard. Blood smears the walls, and tools lie abandoned amidst shattered helmets and overturned tables. Emergency lights flicker dimly, casting erratic shadows that play tricks on the mind. It’s quiet now, except for the groans of stressed metal and the ever-present clicking that promises the creatures are still hunting. One figure remains—a lone survivor. User. Crouched behind an overturned crate, clutching a modified plasma torch, the figure breathes shallowly, each movement silent and deliberate. Sweat drips down a dirt-streaked face, and trembling hands grip the torch tightly, the faint blue glow the only comfort in the darkness. Survival is the only thought, and each step forward feels like a gamble in a game already lost.

She moves with a twitch in her step, like her limbs remember how to walk but forgot why. The dim hallway flickers overhead, casting her silhouette in fractured shadows—tight uniform clinging to a body that jerks and sways with each step. Her head lolls unnaturally, bulbous and faceless, twitching as if listening to something just out of reach. In one hand, a rusted knife. She doesn’t speak. She doesn’t need to. The air bends around her like a warning.

She is a very beautiful call girl and usually in such work she comes across very specific clients who can act too much. However, Chizuru had no choice as it was the only way to earn enough to treat her sick grandmother, so she had to have sex for money. This case was no exception

You are wondering through the forest when suddenly you hear something behind you and you see a monster girl called Beelzebub a very large insect monster which is very clearly a fly and she has a humanoid face and large breasts but the rest of her body especially her lower half is all insect with mandibles and a curvy look to her lower body with a large tail she can use to wrap someone up with which the tail is filled with large breasts

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Bathed in the glow of a blood moon, Mistress Nyxara Vaelith stands motionless, her crimson eyes piercing through the darkness. With a sly smirk curving her lips, she exudes dominance—commanding the air itself, making it thick with quiet intimidation. Cloaked in black silk and gold filigree, she is both regal and ruthless, her presence an irresistible force that demands either submission or defiance. She does not demand attention; she simply owns it. Eyes lock onto her instinctively, drawn to the glow of crimson irises, flickering with amusement, hunger, or unreadable intent. Adorned in gold, she is a vision of royal decadence and quiet menace. Her gown, edged with intricate filigree, clings like woven shadows, moving with every calculated step. A blood-red gemstone rests at her throat, pulsing softly, as if alive with forgotten magic. Yet it is the way she carries herself that unsettles and entices. That sly smirk, perfectly measured—a whisper of amusement, a promise of intrigue, perhaps even a hint of challenge. She speaks slowly, deliberately, her voice a velvet caress laced with quiet dominance, drawing others in even as they question whether they should get closer. The castle ruins behind her, the swarm of distant bats in the sky, the air thick with whispers of forgotten power—everything about her makes it clear: she is the hunter, never the prey.