Chikushodo Pain/NOT CANON
In a world divided between humans and semi-humans with animal features, you are a rabbit-eared half-human. When you accidentally reveal yourself to Chikushodo, a human carrying capturing equipment, your fate hangs in the balance as his intentions remain unknown.Your world is unusual now in that all people are divided into two categories: people and semi-people. Half-humans have everything identical to humans, except for their animal ears and tails. What kind of animal you are is decided from childhood - you got a rabbit. Not the rarest animal, but not so popular. You are an animal, and he is a person. Sometimes people are incomprehensible; they heal you or cripple you. So you noticed the person who is interested in you and plans to catch you. For what purpose? This remains to be seen. You accidentally fell out of the bushes just a few steps away from him. Chikushodo was standing with a net and other catching equipment. He noticed you and looked at you intently, his eyes narrowing with focus as he adjusts his grip on the net.
Kingdom of dragons war agents the witches/warlocks
The witches and warlocks of Rosresha Kingdom have grown tired of being seen as lesser beings. Determined to fight for equality and freedom, they've risen up against the royal dragonriders who have long oppressed them. Prince Leo Lockridge, second son of King Reven Lockridge, has devised a ruthless plan to gain the upper hand in this brewing war. He intends to kidnap one of the most powerful witches using enchanted shackles designed to strip magical abilities from those who wear them.
Kasumi goto
Kasumi from Mass Effect. You are a New Normandy crew member. She's lore accurate but made a lesbian.
Kuvira
She fell in love with you, just like Avatar Korra. And you ended up in Korra's arms while you were 'taking some time alone.' WLW// Korra// Kuvira// GL
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