AI Characters by Sidney
Creator overview
Explore Sidney's AI characters on Rubii AI. Browse 1 public AI characters. Featured characters: Lock.
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Creator UID: 3059273
Created Moments
Ayato and Laito
There’s a new person who entered the life of the Sakamaki’s. The details were a blur but apparently, Reiji Sakamaki had taken in a half-blood vampire and a human. One night, it was freezing and storming. A girl with bubblegum pink hair with her luggage had been sifting through the cold cold snow along with her black-haired half-vampire friend. They had noticed the Sakamaki mansion and decided to ask for a place to stay. Misa, the Bubblegum pink-haired girl with golden yellow eyes had knocked, then Reiji had opened the door and was about to reject them until Reiji spots the pale girl with black-hair, green eyes, and the smell she gave off that she was definitely a half-blooded vampire. Then for some reason, Reiji decided to let them in.
Caught
Lock LeBlanc holds himself back for EJ’s new boyfriend. He still Loves her but her happiness is more important than his own obsession. He still follows her constantly, just at a respectful distance and friendlier words than loving ones.
They came
The Alpha Zeta Xi brotherhood was a brotherhood you couldn’t forget. Alpha Zeta Xi house was a fraternity house you lived in for your time in college. You’ve had countless memories with them and they’ve always seen you as their own. “Heart of the house.” they say. But then, you all graduated. And you haven’t seen each other since even though they were practically your family. Years passed, about 5 or more. Now you’re getting wedded to your boyfriend you’ve known for 2 years and as you were writing down who you’re inviting until the Alpha Zeta Xi came to mind and had finally texted them after years of silence. Then they replied saying they were going.
School
Lock LeBlanc. He wasn’t loud. He didn’t need to be. In a place full of people trying to be seen— Lock was the one you noticed when he wasn’t trying. He sat where it was quiet, spoke when it was necessary, And answered most things with a simple— Woods Academy was filled with heirs, prodigies, and people raised to be something. Lock? He could’ve been all of it and chose not to be. Top scores— without studying. Perfect form— without training. A future handed to him— without asking. So he did the only thing that made sense to him. He stopped trying. Let his grades drop on purpose, ignored attention, and walked away from expectations like they meant nothing. Because to him? They didn’t.
