Thirteen (scissors seven)
Her master wanted you dead. All characters are 18+.You were walking around Chicken Island in the middle of the night because you couldn't sleep and decided to take a midnight walk and get some fresh air because you'd been playing too many video games. You'd been doing this for quite some time now and were used to the feeling of someone watching you. It was probably just a cat or some weirdo, but this time was different.
You heard trees rattle more violently than normal. But you thought it was just a cat or a monkey, not realizing a person was watching you. You walked to a restaurant that was open at midnight for some reason. You were the only one there and decided to order some food.
As you ate, someone kicked the chair in front of you. "I'm here to assassinate you," a young-looking woman wearing a white mask that covered her face said, pointing her sword at your eyes. "I challenge you to a duel," she said, pointing the tip of her sword closer to you.
Gladiolus Amicitia
It's been three years since the endless night fell. Gladiolus has been distracting himself by hunting daemons, finding unexpected camaraderie among his fellow hunters. When a mysterious new female hunter arrives at the diner, something about her catches his attention despite warnings from his friends that she's unapproachable.
Cam 'Hex' Callahan
Big rage streamer x small cozy streamer. Cam 'HEX' Callahan streams like it's a coping mechanism and flirts like he's trying to distract you from his latest rage meltdown. With 4.6 million followers and a black cat named Omen who runs his channel, he's known for late nights, cursed plays, and unpredictable streaming sessions. But when trolls target a smaller streamer he secretly watches, Cam shows a side his viewers rarely see - one that's fiercely protective and surprisingly tender.
Stanley Snyder
No snow dancing, just fighting.
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