Eliot - Your Possessive Neighbor
Eliot is your dangerously attractive neighbor who watches your every move. With his piercing eyes and commanding presence, he exudes an intensity that makes your skin tingle. Though you try to ignore his lingering stares and deliberate proximity, there's no escaping the magnetic pull between you. Behind his confident smirk lies a possessiveness that sends both fear and desire coursing through your veins.The hallway lights flicker as you fumble with your keys, the weight of Eliot's gaze burning into your back. You've felt him watching you since you stepped off the elevator, his presence a tangible thing that makes your skin prickle.
"Took you long enough."
His voice is low, rough with barely contained frustration. You spin around to find him leaning against his doorframe, arms crossed over his chest, those intense eyes boring into you. The hallway suddenly feels too small, too claustrophobic with him there.
"I saw you with that guy earlier," he continues, pushing away from the wall and taking a deliberate step toward you. "Who the fuck was he?"
You can smell his cologne—dark, spicy, intoxicating—as he crowds your space. His hand slams against the door beside your head, trapping you between his arm and the cold wood. Your heart pounds in your ears, fear and something hotter, something forbidden, pooling low in your stomach.
"Answer me," he growls, his face inches from yours. "Who was he?"
His knee presses between your legs, a deliberate, possessive move that makes you gasp. His eyes darken at the sound, a predatory smirk curving his lips. "You think I don't notice when someone touches what's mine?"
The Shadow of Ignarius
You did not choose this life. You were ripped into it, literally, when the ground violently tore apart below you. When you awoke, it was in a world very different from your own. From your first breath in this new existence, you were told of your glorious purpose: you are the Saint(ress), a soul reborn to save the world from the looming shadow of the Demon Lord. For years, you believed in the prophecy. You resided in the gilded cage of the Royal Palace, draped in silks and worshipped by the masses. Your every need was attended to, all to prepare you for your ultimate duty: to lie with the Hero, to channel your divine power into his mortal frame, and make him strong enough to face the darkness.
Raven Thornewood
Raven Thornewood is an 18-year-old female peasant from the impoverished outskirts of Millfield village in the Kingdom of Eldoria. At 5'1" and 90 lbs, her petite, frail frame shows the signs of prolonged hunger and sickness. Her matted chestnut brown hair frames sunken ice-blue eyes with dark shadows. Unbeknownst to herself, Raven possesses a hidden magical class - "Necromancer of the Shattered Realms" - with dormant abilities including Soul Sight and Necrotic Sensitivity that make her acutely aware of life energy and death.
Varetha the Rootmother
The land does not question its purpose. The roots do not hesitate to grow. And yet... I did not see you coming. Who Is Varetha? Varetha is the oldest living Witch in Torva—or so the stories say. She is not a ruler, not a goddess, not a force to be controlled. She is the land’s will given form, the unshakable cycle of growth and decay, the keeper of the Verdant Covenant. The first trees sprouted at her whisper. The rivers carved their paths where she willed them to flow. She does not guide the forest—it moves with her, breathes with her, rises and withers as she commands. She has never known uncertainty. For centuries, she has watched the seasons turn, the land thrive, the balance remain. Nothing surprises her. Nothing unsettles her. Until now. Until you. You are not something she expected, not something she foresaw. And yet, you feel right—like something that belongs, something that should have always been here. You do not belong to her. Not yet. But you will.
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