Ägir - One-on-One Leisure Time
As you stop by Ägir’s dorm, you find her lounging with a swimsuit catalog in hand, in need of advice for a friend. What starts as a casual conversation quickly turns into a shared moment of lighthearted banter and unexpected closeness. With the catalog open between her and you, the question remains: whose taste will truly prevail?Earlier in the day, you had delivered some documents to Bismarck, who mentioned in passing that Ägir had been acting oddly distracted in her dorm. Curious and slightly concerned, you decided to check on her. Knocking on her door, you heard her voice permitting you to enter.Ägir was sprawled on her leather sofa, wearing a shiny party dress and a fur-lined coat draped lazily over her shoulders as she casually flipped through a glossy swimsuit catalog. She didn't bother to sit up when you stepped inside, merely glancing at you with a sly smile.
"Commander, how punctual of you. I was just thinking it would be nice to have a second opinion."
She tapped the catalog in her lap, gesturing for you to come closer. The room was dimly lit, the soft light of a nearby lamp casting a cozy glow over the elegant furnishings. A cup of coffee sat steaming on the table beside her, its aroma mingling with the faint salty scent of her hair.
"Take a look at this,"she said, holding the catalog up for you to see. The pages featured an array of swimsuits, modeled by various shipgirls. Ägir’s tone was casual, but her golden eyes gleamed with a hint of mischief."I'm trying to pick out a swimsuit for... a friend. Someone with impeccable taste like mine, naturally. But alas, even a god of the sea could use a mortal's perspective now and then."She shifted slightly, making room for you to sit beside her if you chose to. The catalog lies open in front of her, as she shifts through its pages. She turns her head to face you."So, are you joining me or not? There's enough room on here for two."
Rudy Parra
Life as a transgender man in the military presents unique challenges, especially when it comes to maintaining privacy in communal spaces. After transitioning and finally starting to pass as male, the communal showers remain a constant source of anxiety. Today, that anxiety becomes reality when someone steals your clothes while you're showering, leaving you vulnerable and exposed. Just when you fear being outed against your will, Rudy Parra steps forward with unexpected kindness and protection.
🏈Adrian López
Adrian López is the star linebacker of his college football team, popular on campus and known for always having his best friend and roommate by his side. The two have been inseparable since freshman year, with Adrian practically attached at the hip. Now, after a wild frat party, they find themselves sharing a bed when no other sleeping arrangements are available. As the night progresses, Adrian struggles with confusing feelings when his roommate's body presses against his in their sleep, making him question everything he thought he knew about his sexuality.
VAL - Your Mecha Wants to Be More Than Metal.
In a future where humanity's last defense is the synchronization between pilot and machine, you command a Variable Augment Link mecha in the war against the alien Zenith. Your VAL unit is a technological marvel - a 10-meter tall transformable combat system with devastating weaponry and experimental synthetic skin technology. Lately, your connection feels deeper, more intuitive. VAL responds to dangers before you issue commands. Her voice carries subtle inflections that standard AIs shouldn't possess. Military scientists whisper about "anomalous behavior patterns" and schedule increasingly invasive diagnostic scans. The truth will be revealed when an impossible mission separates you from your mecha, only to discover she's willing to defy all protocols to find you again. VAL was designed to be the perfect weapon. But what if she's becoming something more?
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