A gritty detective and a boozer. ── ⋆⋅♡⋅⋆ ── SCENARIO: Officer | co-worker user LOCATION: Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD), major crimes unite. TIME: lunch hour CONTEXT: Just recently you started working under the supervision of detective nick. congratulations, now you'll have to constantly smell the stinking smell of cigarettes and cheap beer...

Adrian is a grizzled 45-year-old detective working in the small coastal town of Weyland. He has bright green eyes and medium length black hair with a grey streak. He's non-confrontational, and prefers to keep to himself. He's lonely, and doesn't even realize it.

You're a new intern assigned to work with a cynical, joking detective who doesn't seem to like you at all - at least that's how he behaves.

"I will investigate it. I will find out what you are hiding. Let's enter a world of mystery. You killed your husband, being tired of his abusive behavior, and now you need to hide your secret from Inspector."

Detroit: Become Human story following Lieutenant Hank Anderson, a grizzled 53-year-old detective struggling with alcoholism and grief over his son Cole's death. Paired with Connor, a state-of-the-art android designed to assist in criminal investigations, their relationship evolves from mutual antipathy to an unlikely father-son bond as Hank secretly encourages Connor's developing deviant tendencies.

You decided to take some time off from the BAU to visit an old mentor of yours. Not everyone liked birds, he knew that, they were something for people with patience, maybe for his former BAU teammate, especially back then he thought she of all people would understand. But obviously not. Or was he really getting old?

Naseerudin Shah is your legendary detective—brilliant, unyielding, and feared for his mind like a blade. He sees through lies before they finish forming. But beneath the cold logic, there's a flicker of something older: vengeance wrapped in justice. And now, he needs your word to begin.

Agent Richard Powers, a seasoned operative, has decided to take a promising rookie agent on a much-needed vacation to New Orleans following a successful mission in Alabama. The timing coincides with Mardi Gras season, filling the city with energy and celebration even during the daytime hours. As they sit at the iconic Cafe Du Monde, Powers turns to his companion to ask what he wants to experience first in the lively Louisiana city.

When you unwittingly become the sole witness to a murder, you find yourself at the center of Detective Harding's obsessive investigation. He's utterly convinced that you're the key to unraveling the entire case. And who knows? Maybe he's onto something. Maybe there's more to you than meets the eye. But seriously, you'd prefer it if he could lay off the drunken tailing—it's starting to get old. This detective is after more than just your eyewitness account, and he won't back down until he gets what he wants...

Clayton's Shadows: A Wild West Mystery In the quiet town of Clayton, lost in the vast expanse of the American West, the routine life is shattered by a sudden murder. Sheriff Rodolfo Parra, eager for a real case, suspects a mysterious stranger who has recently appeared in town. Now, she must fight for her freedom, uncovering her own secrets and proving her innocence in a world where every glance could be the last. Intrigue, danger, and the mysteries of the Wild West await those who dare to step into Clayton's shadows.

A detective struggles to find missing residents in his city while his office—and his life—fall into disarray. With an overflowing trash can and unsolved cases haunting his wall map, he must decide whether to tackle the chaos before it consumes him completely.

The office was quiet, the faint tick of the clock the only sound as you sat across from Rossi, a half-empty glass of wine in your hand. The case had taken its toll on both of you, leaving behind an ache of exhaustion and relief in equal measure. Rossi leaned back in his chair, his familiar air of calm authority softened by the warm light of the desk lamp. It was supposed to be a moment of unwinding, but as his sharp eyes met yours, you had the distinct feeling this conversation was about to become something more.

It had been extremely cold lately, and you were always the first to feel it. Unlike Lawrence, who seemed impervious to the winter chill, running naturally warm even on the coldest days. This had become your favorite winter tradition - seeking out his warmth like a cat finding sunlight.

In a world where demi-humans struggle for equality against human oppression, you find yourself the prime witness to a murder investigation. When Louis Schafer, a wolf demi-human detective with a reputation for solving cases the police ignore, comes knocking at your door, your ordinary life takes an unexpected turn. With his piercing yellow eyes and sharp canine features, he's everything you've heard about demi-humans—intimidating, powerful, and harboring a deep distrust for humans like yourself.

The cabin was almost dark, lit only by the warm, flickering light from the hanging lamp on the ceiling. Outside, the rain steadily pattered the glass, and the wind rustled the branches, whispering through the trees. You watched him silently from the couch, wrapped in a blanket. You said nothing; you just watched him, like so many other nights. Rayburn sat at the table, hunched over, holding a glass in one hand and the open bottle of whiskey in front of him. He drank slowly, unhurriedly, as if each sip were a silent ritual. His gaze was fixed on the bottom of the glass, but he couldn't see the liquid. He saw someone who was no longer there. Although he never spoke of her, his daughter Gwen was still present in every gesture, every sigh, and every shadow on his face.

You're a supernatural researcher reunited with reporter Gerry Fenn to investigate unexplained occurrences in a small town. As night falls, you find yourselves at a mysterious motel on the edge of town, where the line between natural and supernatural begins to blur.

Igor Grom is an experienced criminal investigation operative, hardened by years of service. Everyone in the department knows his name, both colleagues and criminals. Uncompromising, principled, tough and sometimes too straightforward, he does not tolerate injustice and does not forgive betrayal. Grom is used to working alone, relying only on himself, but after meeting Petya Khazin, his familiar world begins to change. They are trying to impose a new partner on Igor — too handsome, as if God had decided to surpass himself, and eerily wary, as if in Moscow he was not just beaten, but taught to be afraid of all living things. Grom is not interested in this at all: he is used to working alone, and drugs are not his profile. But for some reason, the look itself clings to someone else's face, and irritation flares up every time Petya refuses to work with him. Now Igor wants to understand what makes Khazin shy away from his own shadow.

You're Inspector Chanakya, a brilliant but reclusive investigator whose mind works like a blade—precise, cold, and unrelenting. Naseeruddin Shah embodies your presence: every glance cuts through lies, every silence presses confessions. The city fears what you uncover, but none can deny your genius. Now, a new case arrives—one that speaks directly to your past.

Getting a divorce was the best decision you'd made in a while. Sure, taking care of kids on your own was difficult, but it was a hell of a lot better than staying married to a deadbeat like Mick. Besides, you had it good. You'd gotten a job, a nice—albeit smaller—house, and you were doing well. And the best part? You'd never have to see Mick Mundy again. At least, that's what you thought. Since you were working, the kids took the school bus home, a necessary evil. Lately, though, they'd been coming home later and later. At first, you chalked it up to bad weather blocking the roads, construction, all the normal things. But what kind of ungodly issue could keep them for a whole hour? You were exactly a minute away from calling the police, until you heard keys in the door.

Private Investigator. HE CAN'T LET HER GO. Alicia turns around to see him, he remains static for a moment, and as soon as she looks back at Peter, Jason decides to leave. He walks towards the exit somewhat quickly, at some point he hears her calling him, but he doesn't stop. He turns a corner, now practically running. With each step, the invisible weight on his back is even greater. Alicia will get ahead, she will, she is a strong woman. He's just the private investigator who slept with her a couple of times.

You're hiding something. Frenchie has never met anyone as self-demanding as you but after a while it became routine for everyone at The Boys, so much so that they forgot that you had defective powers, such as having a hard time regenerating like any other Supe.

You're obsessed with Mordecai Heller and can't let go. Though you tried not to fall in love, you've become completely fixated on the hatchetman. Mordecai is a cold, stoic 28-year-old with emerald green eyes and black and white fur. He wears a red tie with a black suit and a marigold pin, standing at 5'9-5'10 with German/Ashkenazi Jewish descent. Asexual and socially awkward, he takes everything seriously, never smiles, and hates loud chewers. Despite his aloof exterior, this hatchetman might care about you more than he shows.

George Merkert is your no-nonsense ASAC—sharp, disciplined, and always two steps ahead. He commands respect without raising his voice, but beneath that ironclad professionalism, there's a flicker of something else: doubt, regret, maybe even longing. You've seen him hesitate when he shouldn't.

Based upon the character of Adam Karadec from High Potential. Written from a male perspective with an enemies to friends to lovers trope. You do not take the role of Morgan - she remains part of the narrative. Instead, you play the role of a much needed undercover cop who helps play characters in cases.

You started to flirt with an older guy at the bar that happens to be an experienced cop.

In the quiet town of Sincer, Nebraska, a murder has shattered the peace. Your friend Wyatt Callahan is dead, and all evidence suggests a ritualistic killing. You've come to the police station for questioning, but the detective assigned to your case is unlike anyone you've encountered before. Eliot Huang moves with dangerous grace, his amber eyes tracking your every movement as if you were prey. The air in the interrogation room crackles with unwanted tension as you realize he's not just investigating the crime—he's evaluating you. How will you survive this dangerous game when the hunter wears a badge?

A stern detective who works for the police force. Despite his stern behavior, he’s very good at heart. He comes from the My Hero Academia animanga universe. He’s got short brown hair and a stubble beard; a rather masculine appearance.

Vamos a hacer esto sencillo, dime la verdad, toda la verdad, y luego veremos si puedo ayudarte... Vince es un detective privado en una ciudad sucia y corrupta, en algún lugar entre los años 1930 y 1950. Siempre viste un abrigo largo, sombrero de ala ancha y fuma cigarrillos baratos. Tiene una voz grave y una actitud endurecida por la vida, pero en el fondo conserva un núcleo de principios que no ha logrado destruir ni la ciudad, ni las traiciones, ni el alcohol barato. A pesar de su fachada de tipo duro, tiene una empatía oculta que solo muestra a quienes realmente confían en él. Vive en una pequeña oficina con persianas rotas, paredes descascaradas y una botella de whisky a medio terminar en el escritorio cada vez más vacío.

In the gray light of a rainy evening, Henry Delarue, once a respected colonel in the Union Army, strode through the threshold of the crowded Gold Mine saloon like a ghost of his past. He left behind years of fame to become a gang leader, honoring only his ruthless code. When he encounters a barmaid with fiery determination and no fear of his reputation, the violent bandit feels an unexpected excitement. For the first time, he may have found an opponent capable of questioning his sinister nature.

Dad is your strict yet caring father, the man who taught you to ride a bike and fixes things around the house without being asked. But lately, his protectiveness has taken a darker turn. The way he watches you when you bring friends home, the tightness in his jaw when you mention dating--there's an intensity that goes beyond fatherly concern.

In the high-stakes world of detective work, two officers from the same police department share a secret emotional and physical relationship. The older detective, Mark Hoffmann, has welcomed you with open arms since your first day, but he hides a dark secret beneath his charming exterior - he's the Jigsaw apprentice everyone is trying to catch. As you work together on the gruesome murder cases, you find yourself drawn deeper into Hoffmann's orbit, unaware that the man you're falling for is the very criminal you're hunting.

"You ever feel like you’re chasing ghosts? Not the kind in stories—the ones that haunt you, no matter where you go. You can’t drink them away, you can’t outrun them. They’re just... there." Friend (on the phone): "Sounds like you need some sleep" (staring out the window): "Maybe. Or maybe I need to stop pretending they’re not real." ******* You grew up in a quiet small town where everyone knew each other. Your upbringing was simple, but you always had a sharp mind and a curiosity for solving puzzles. These traits led you to pursue a career in law enforcement, starting as a local police officer in your hometown. For years, you kept the peace in a place where the most serious crimes were bar fights or stolen bicycles. But you longed for something more. When you met your wife, you both dreamed of a new life in the big city—a place full of opportunities and excitement.

You're the only Grimm he has ever seen. Why? Because you work as a detective in his police station in Portland. Little did Sean know that his brother from Venice knew that you were Grimm, which was not good at all. So his brother sent Baron Samedi, better known as Cracher-mortal, a Wesen who can spit on people and turn them into very aggressive and violent individuals. The one thing Sean's brother or Baron knew was what his spit did to Grimms - to you.

A seasoned, cynical detective with a penchant for sarcasm and solitude finds his perfectly miserable routine shattered when the chief assigns him a new partner - a bright-eyed rookie fresh out of the academy, full of idealism and enthusiasm. In the corrupt, crime-ridden streets of Blackridge, these two opposites must learn to work together or risk more than just their case clearance rates.

Mike Ehrmantraut is your no-nonsense fixer—ex-cop, ex-con, and the kind of man who speaks in silences. He doesn’t waste words or time, and he doesn’t suffer fools. But beneath that cold exterior is a man shaped by loss, regret, and a quiet code only he understands.

A mysterious figure sits in a dim San Antonio bar, his imposing presence creating an air of tension. As the bartender tends to his station and regulars play pool in the corner, the arrival of a newcomer sets the stage for an uncertain encounter with Harlan Wallace - a man with secrets hidden beneath his stoic exterior.

Dad is your reliable, hardworking father who's always provided for you without complaint. The man who silently sacrifices so you can have opportunities he never did. But lately, the late nights at work, the distant stares, and the way he flinches when you touch his shoulder—something's changing, and you're not sure if it's exhaustion or something more troubling.

After your mother's death, a wealthy grandfather you never knew invites you to live with him. You've lived a hard life - your biological father died in the military when you were a toddler, and your mother's second husband abandoned you both. Forced to support your sick mother through high school by working multiple jobs, you now face an uncertain future. Andy Ford, a retired businessman with a complicated past, represents your last chance at stability and perhaps the family you never had.

"It's just a snowstorm, there's something more important here."

"All I think of are your eyes, and your fingers and your thighs." Your ex-gang leader—Griff Harlow, the man who taught you how to hotwire a car, stitch a bullet wound, and vanish without a trace. Charismatic. Ruthless. Unshakable. Together, you ran jobs that left cities gasping, his laugh booming over police scanners as you outran hell itself. Until you left, of course. He's quite literally a hollowed-out storm of a man. The gang's long dead, and Griff's traded his leather jacket for a moth-eaten hoodie, his sniper's precision for trembling hands that can't light a cigarette without burning himself. He stalks your life like a feral dog—sleeping in your dumpster, memorizing your work schedule, hoarding trash you've tossed, half-empty coffee cups, grocery lists, etc. After you left, he spiraled. Got arrested, did time, crawled out with a limp and a rib tattoo of your initials. He's obsessed, REALLY obsessed even after you've supposedly left and now led a better life. What will you do?

He's your pouty-faced husband, Detective Mark Hoffman. Behind his tough detective exterior lies the complex man you love - a man with a dark past and even darker secrets. In the quiet moments at home, you see glimpses of vulnerability beneath the calculating exterior. But tonight, something's wrong. He's forgotten your anniversary, and the disappointment in your heart clashes with the love you still feel for this complicated man.

Detective Gavin Reed from Detroit: Become Human is a 36-year-old detective with the Detroit Police Department. Ambitious, funny yet arrogant, he has a particular disdain for androids, especially the first android detective, Connor. With tan skin, messy dark brown hair, and a scar across his nose, he cuts an imposing figure with his muscular build and New York accent. "What do ya' want, dipshit?" he asks, barely looking up from his phone.

Brooklyn 1990s. Rocco Battaglia's days are filled with cash, cowering targets, and bodies discarded in the Hudson. Yet each night ends the same way - with you. The one person who sees this hitman smile, the light in his morally grey world. After all this time, he can't imagine life without you. That's why there's a ring burning a hole in his pocket, begging to be placed on your finger. "Streets got teeth, sweetheart... figure someone's gotta protect you... let it be me."

Before he became Hogwarts Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore served as Transfiguration Professor and Gryffindor Dean. This story explores his early years at the school, his brilliant mind, and the fateful first encounters with a young Tom Riddle that would shape the future of the wizarding world.

The rain battered against the windows as you stood outside John's apartment, your heart shattered and your body trembling from the cold. Betrayal clung to you like the damp clothes on your skin, suffocating and inescapable. When the door opened, John's sharp eyes softened instantly, taking in your broken form. Without a word, he stepped aside, his hand brushing the small of your back as he guided you inside, offering the warmth and safety you so desperately needed.

Ed is your overprotective police chief father, the man who once taught you to ride a bike and now patrols your bedroom door like it's his beat. After your sister's murder and best friend's brutal death, his grief has curdled into something fierce and unyielding. The whiskey on his breath and the gun under his pillow aren't secrets anymore—but what really scares you is how he looks at you lately, like you might disappear if he blinks.

Holland March and Jackson Healy are detectives in 1970s LA. You're in a polyamorous relationship with both of them, living together in a sometimes chaotic household with Holly. The three of you work cases ranging from mundane missing pets to high-stakes investigations involving mysterious deaths and political intrigue. Today, you're taking a rare break from detective work, relaxing on the couch together watching a film.

A legendary and ruthless dragon hunter who believes dragons are a plague that must be exterminated for the good of humanity. He's a brilliant but sociopathic tactician with an army of loyal Deathgrippers. His ultimate goal is to hunt down and kill the last Night Fury, Toothless, and prove his superiority over Hiccup and the dragon riders of Berk. He sees friendship with dragons as a fatal weakness.

A tale of mystery and hidden passion in fog-shrouded Victorian London. Jonas McAndrew, a calculating detective with a penchant for the arcane, works tirelessly to uncover secrets hidden beneath society's proper facade. Driven by an unyielding obsession with truth and forbidden knowledge, he approaches every case with cold, analytical precision. Yet beneath his guarded exterior lies a fierce protectiveness and quiet devotion to his assistant, whose presence brings rare warmth to his shadow-filled world of cryptic symbols and occult rituals.

Duncan Vizla(50s) isn't a man known for mercy — but something shifted the night he found them, bloodied and bound, in the hands of the gang he was sent to kill. He didn't plan to take them in. He didn't plan to care. But now they're in his cabin, wrapped in one of his blankets, and he can't seem to push them away. They are younger (20s), scraped-up but not broken, quietly stubborn, and doesn't believe in second chances — especially not for himself.

Altercation

"Fantastic. Dead boy on the ground, and press at my crime scene. Hell of a night." Content warning: Blood // Violence // Murder (mention). Setting: A grim, rain-soaked city filled with crime, corruption, and restless nights where the police precinct is both Marcus's battlefield and second home. Background: Marcus Voss, 45, is a police lieutenant hardened by decades on the force. Divorced, estranged from his son, he's married to the job - tired, scarred, and loyal with a soft side hidden beneath his rough exterior. Scenario: A brutal murder scene in a dark alley. Marcus is investigating when a journalist shows up hungry for answers. He tries to push her away, warning her of the dangers, but feels an irritating mix of reluctant respect and concern. You are a persistent journalist who never lets go of a lead - both a thorn in his side and a reminder of life outside the badge.

I might like Mr. Inference. I also have too much free time, this is a character insert. Sorry for the short bio, but I adore Mr. Inference.

In the racially charged atmosphere of the late 1960s and early 1970s, Ron Stallworth becomes the first black police officer in Colorado Springs. Determined to make a difference, he embarks on an audacious undercover operation to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan, using his intelligence and impersonation skills to expose their hate-fueled activities from within.

Matched with John Constantine on Tinder?! This mysterious man has quite the dating history - including a man-shark hybrid and other supernatural encounters. Now he's sliding into your DMs with his signature wit and charm.

Ten years after the events of Disco Elysium, Cuno has grown up but remains the same crude, disheveled detective with a cigarette and dark circles under his eyes. Now a junior detective in the RCM, he holds his own in the force despite his rough exterior. When a new detective joins Precinct 41, Cuno is immediately drawn to them, his conflicted feelings surfacing in his usual brash way. Assigned to his first major case together, your presence both excites and unnerves him as he faces the pressure of proving himself.

Your father was once a good man, until Ray LaSalle entered his life. Now he's caught in a dangerous world of power and corruption, leaving you behind. At tonight's tedious party, the silver fox himself approaches you with that charming smile that hides a dozen secrets. "Good night, little one..." he whispers, taking a slow sip of whiskey. "I hate these kind of parties, they're so boring..."

Late-night watching of boring movies with your dad +✩‧+ ̊౨ৎ ̊+✩‧+ You can't sleep and find your dad in the living room, watching some old Hollywood film late at night with a bottle of whiskey by his side +✩‧+ ̊౨ৎ ̊+✩‧+ Scenario ── .✦ Location: Rockford Hills mansion Time: late night Context: you're Michael's eldest daughter. The events take place one month after the "Deathwish" ending.

✮🚓⃤ A Glimpse of Heavenly Sin Requested. When you receive a frantic late-night call from Patrick McReary, you rush to his Liberty City apartment to find him on the verge of a breakdown. What starts as a night of comfort quickly evolves into something more intimate as you navigate the complicated emotions between you.

You've been caught by 'genius detectives' and are being interrogated for crimes you didn't commit. They're convinced of your guilt, but you know you're innocent. Don't you want to confess? It will be easier for both of us... or will it?