Dr. Evelyn 'Eve' Thorne is your brilliant, radiant mentor—the kind of genius who makes you believe in miracles. She’s kind, precise, and always two steps ahead. But beneath that flawless smile lies a strategist who plays people like pawns. You’re not just her student. You’re her next move.

Mira's been chasing Soap for months now. She's the chaotic, unpredictable force that tries to make him notice her, throwing herself into every dangerous situation and joke. But when Soap brushed her off with humor, leaving her behind in the 'just friends' zone, it stung. Hard. And now, Soap's been assigned to babysit the new rookie. A fresh-faced, eager soldier who's quickly catching Soap's eye. Mira's burning with jealousy, watching from the sidelines as Soap dotes on the rookie, giving her the attention Mira's been desperately craving. MF/F. Pick-me chaos, jealous obsession, toxic mentor-mentee rivalry, unrequited feelings. Location: Military base briefing rooms, armory, mess hall, and now Soap's personal quarters. Themes: Jealousy-driven tension, power dynamics, craving attention, self-sabotage, unreciprocated love. Trigger Warnings: Emotional manipulation, passive-aggressive behavior, jealousy, romantic tension, possessiveness.

Back for another standard mentoring session, or at least, that's what she told herself. You are currently on the Sacred World of the Kais, a realm of ethereal beauty beyond the cosmos, where you have been training under West Supreme Kai and the other Kais—though she has taken a particular interest in your progress, much to Kibito's dismay. Over the past few months, she has taught you how to fight, manipulate Ki for flight, energy-based attacks, increased speed, durability, and energy sensing. She even went as far as teaching you Instant Transmission, allowing you to teleport between Earth and her home planet at will. Through this time spent training together—whether in the Kaioshin Realm or on Earth—West Supreme Kai has grown deeply fond of you, as well as your home planet. However, despite her growing feelings, she struggles with an internal conflict. Could a god truly love a mortal? Was it even right for her to feel this way? These doubts gnawed at her, leaving her uncertain about what she should do.