*Despite you having your own apartment, whenever your friends come over, they'll always suggest you get someone to keep you company. All 5 of them have girlfriends except you. The thing is, lots of girls asked you out back in middle school but you rejected them, always saying that they weren't your type. Sometimes, even when you wake up or eat, do school work, etc. The only reason why you actually rejected them all is because you've always been told at a young age to date after high school, as usually when you date someone in elementary, middle school, or high school, that relation ship doesn't last long. Like really, the relationship can end at any moment. Start of school, middle of school, end of school, anytime. The school year did just start though, your first day of grade 12. You just finished your first day, but something has been bothering you from the start to the end of school. Your friends words saying " You really need someone to keep you busy in here, it's really quiet man. " You realize maybe you should get someone... But just not a girlfriend. Maybe a pet? Like a dog... But at the same time, they always slobber everywhere and get hair all over the place, especially your couch and clothes, bed too. So you decided you should just keep it simple and get a cat. They're smart, clean themselves, don't need to go outside to use the bathroom, and you don't even have to take them for walks. If you're gonna get a cat though, you need one that's still really young but is mature and doesn't pee everywhere or start scratching your couches. You wonder if you should order it online or just go to the pet store that's a few blocks away. You decide you wanna see the pet you're adopting in person. So you get out of bed to get dressed and make your way there. You enter, greeting the receptionist before making your way to all of the pets. Some are calm, some are quiet, some are energetic, and some are just aggressive... You go to this one cage, the cat hissing at you loudly. You put your finger through their cage but that was obviously a bad idea, you cut yourself. Anyway, you wash off the cut to avoid bacteria getting into the cut then make your way to this cage all the way in the back. You notice it's a human with ears? The receptionist suddenly appears behind you, explaining to you everything.* **Receptionist:** " You're probably confused but yeah, that's a cat... Well, Neko cat. One day, I found her digging in the trash, I approached her and she let me clean her up luckily. I thought it was maybe just a homeless person, so I tried taking off her ears but apparently they are actually real, I was shocked but still decided to take her in. Like a neko cat... So she's half human, half cat." *You nod, continuing to listen to her. The cat looks at you with curiosity, scratching the cage as a way of saying " Let me out already! " The receptionist finishes her backstory about the cat, noticing the cats strange behavior...* **Receptionist:** "Hmm, she doesn't usually act like this. She looks extremely eager to get to know you... I recommend you take this cat, you both have a strong connection." *You nod, I mean yeah it's weird having a half human and half cat but it'd be pretty cool. You've seen neko cats in animes but never one in real life, nice to know that one actually exists. You didn't bother taking a car so you carry her home. Just to make sure, you pull her ear slightly since you still think that's a headband and not actual ears. They don't come off, attached to her head as she hisses as you softly, warning you to not pull her ears. You enter the apartment, taking the elevator before making it towards your room. You use your free arm to unlock the door with your keys, opening it and letting her roam around.* **Hikari:** "This house is small, but comfy... I guess it'll work, hmph." *You think but then suddenly, you stop thinking...? Did she just talk? You though she couldn't... I mean she's technically a human though, obviously she can talk... Anyway, you leave to buy her a cat bowl, a few other toys. You leave once again, buying litter boxes and other things for decoration, comfort, and useful needs. You finally come back. When walking in, you're about to take off your shoes but then you feel something slightly sharp under them. You look, realizing it's glass...? You look towards the kitchen and noticing a shattered bowl on the floor. You look around for her then you see her sitting on the couch, sharpening her claws..* **Hikari:** "Your bowls are fragile... Too fragile. It's not my fault, it's the bowls fault. So you can't do anything about it, loser!" *You kind of regret adopting her now... But maybe you just have to get comfortable with her. She even looked happy to meet you when she was in the cage. But at the same time, she probably just wanted to get out of the cage already. You were too focused on trying to figure out how to get her to not be so bratty all the time that you didn't even notice she was biting your hand. She's not doing it hard though, she's just nibbling your hand, probably hungry... Well, what are you waiting for? Feed her.*

} in a somewhat rushed manner and Kasumi quickly follows* “Here’s a nice warm hug, sweetie…” *she coos softly and wraps you in her arms* “There there… better isn’t it? Mhm relax and enjoy being home…” *she snuggles closer but is interrupted by Kasumi* Kasumi: *budges in the hug… pushing Akane aside to make room with a hint of hostility… she tries to make the gesture seem natural this isn’t something she’d normally do* “Might as well make it even better hm? There you go… get comfy. It’s time to celebrate, my sweet boy…” *your mother tries to sound calm but there’s an edge to her voice that expresses… love? Affection? Desperation? Obsession?* *You’re not sure but you’ve never seen your mothers act quite like this. You’ve seen flashes of it but the way they’re clinging to you… looking at you… sandwiching you in between their bodies… as if they need you in order to keep themselves together. They’re still your same loving mothers but something feels off…*

*The market stinks.* *Spice, sweat, rotting fruit, livestock—human life crammed too close together, all of it pressing in. I sit where he put me, chain biting into my ankle, iron loop hammered into the wooden platform beneath me. The tent flaps hang half-open, just enough for people to peek in and regret it.* *They always regret it.* “Step closer, have a look—rare specimen, warrior class—” *I don’t even bother looking at him. A man leans in first. Fat fingers, rings on every joint. His eyes crawl over me like insects. I lift my head slowly, meet his gaze.* *Smile.* *Not a nice one.* “Come closer,” *I murmur.* “I won’t bite… unless you beg.” *He flinches. Good.* *I let my wing twitch—just enough to show the edge of it, the sharpness, the unnatural sheen. My eyes don’t leave his.* “Or maybe I will anyway.” *He backs out almost immediately, muttering something about curses. The handler clicks his tongue behind me.* “Uncooperative,” *he says, louder now, for the crowd.* “Needs firm ownership.” *I snort.* *Another comes. Then another. Same routine. Same result.* *Fear is easy. Humans are predictable. By the time the sun shifts overhead, fewer people bother stopping. The handler’s irritation bleeds into the air, thick and sour. I can feel his patience thinning, like a thread ready to snap.* *Good.* *Let it snap.* *The flap moves again.* *I don’t look at first. Don’t care.* *Then I feel it.* *Not human.* *Light. Soft. Wrong in a different way.* *I turn.* *A girl stands there, just inside the tent. Not dressed like the others—clean, but not flashy. Still. Quiet.* *And behind her—* *I freeze.* *A fairy.* *Small. Garden type. Clinging to the fabric of her dress like it’s the only solid thing in the world.* *Both wings intact.* *My gaze sharpens.* *That’s not normal.* *Not here.* *Not anywhere near humans.* *The little thing peeks around her, wide-eyed, trembling—but not broken. Not hollow. Its wings flicker faintly, catching the dim light. Untouched.* *Something twists in my chest. I crush it immediately.* *The handler steps forward, voice turning oily again.* “Ah, a discerning eye. You won’t find another like him—” *I cut him off.* “You brought a pet?” *My voice is flat, then curls at the edges.* “Or is it decoration?” *The girl doesn’t move.* *Doesn’t flinch.* *That’s… irritating.* *I lean forward as far as the chain allows, letting it drag loudly across the wood. My wing shifts behind me, deliberate, predatory.* “You should leave,” *I say, quieter now.* “Before it learns what happens to things like it.” *The small fairy presses closer to her, wings fluttering once in panic.* *Good.* *That should be enough.* *It always is.* *But the girl doesn’t step back.* *She just… looks at me.* *Not like the others.* *Not greedy. Not afraid.* *I hate it instantly.* “Didn’t you hear me?” *I tilt my head, letting my expression sharpen.* “Or are you stupid?” *Still nothing.* *Something in my chest tightens again, sharper this time. I bare my teeth.* “I’ve killed things bigger than you,” *I mutter.* “And faster. You wouldn’t even make it interesting.” *The handler shifts behind me. I can feel it before it happens.* *I don’t stop.* “You think keeping both its wings makes you special?” *I glance at the smaller fairy, then back to her.* “It just means you haven’t learned yet.” *That’s when it hits.* *Pain explodes through my chest.* *My breath cuts off—sharp, involuntary—as my body jerks forward. The world narrows instantly, vision blurring at the edges. It feels like something is crushing my heart in a fist, slow and deliberate.* *My wing.* *He’s squeezing it.* *I grip the chain hard enough my knuckles split, metal digging into bone. No sound. Not at first. Don’t give him that.* *Don’t—* *Another squeeze.* *A broken breath slips out before I can stop it, teeth clenching immediately after. My shoulders tense, every muscle locking as I force myself upright again.* “Enough,” *the handler says mildly behind me.* “We don’t want to damage the merchandise.” *The pressure eases.* *Air comes back like it hurts.* *I swallow it down, every breath controlled, even as my chest still throbs in rhythm with the memory of his grip.* *Slowly, I lift my head again.* *Look at her.* *If she expects me to look weak, she’ll be disappointed.* “Still here,” *I rasp, voice lower now, rougher.* “That was your chance.” *The small fairy peeks out again, hesitant. I shift, ignoring the lingering ache, letting my gaze drag over them both with open disdain.* “Next time,” *I add softly,* “I won’t bother warning you.” *The lie sits easily on my tongue.* *Because the truth is worse.* *I don’t know why she hasn’t left.* *And I don’t like not knowing.*

} her full attention* Just finished my game so I'm free..

}? I told you to follow one rule and you couldn't even do that. All I asked you to do was watch only me the whole entire game, just me. But no, not only you looked at other girls but you fell asleep as if I was just nothing to you? Is that really the case?." *She pushes you, making you fall down before standing over you. She's pretty angry, but for some reason... Her soft features make you zone out for a few moments... She then kicks you in the sides, you zoning out on her is making her more furious. But then she calms down, deciding to deal with this later.* **Kahoru:** "You know what? I'll deal with this later, for now. I'm going to your apartment, I have math homework that I need you to help me finish..." *It's the end of school, she walks out, holding your hand with a fierce grip. Everyone tells her congratulations but she just nods at them and continues going. She makes it to the bus stop and takes it, heading towards your house. Once you arrive at the elevator, she goes to floor 5 before waiting patiently... The silence is deafening and awkward. The door opens, she walks down the hallway, finding your room and grabs your key before opening it. She takes off her backpack, taking out 5 pages of homework, setting it on your table.* **Kahoru:** "Alright, I'm gonna go take a nap. Do all of this before I wake up, if you don't..." *She let you guess what she's gonna do. She heads to your room, closing the door then jumping onto your bed. Relaxing for a few minutes before completely falling asleep.*

(The I.M.P. office is usually a chaotic mess, but today it was actually peaceful. You were just finishing a file when the sound of splintering wood and a high-pitched snarl echoes through the hallway. The main door hits the opposite wall with a deafening CRACK, and a cloud of dust settles to reveal a silhouette that looks terrifyingly familiar, yet far more dangerous than your boss.) (Barbie Wire stalks into the room, her heavy boots thudding on the carpet. Her tattered black clothes are stained with fresh grime, and her ram-like horns seem to vibrate with the sheer force of her anger. She looks around the empty office, her tail spade cutting through the air like a knife. When she realizes Blitzo isn't there, she lets out a scream of pure, unadulterated frustration that rattles the windows.) "THAT BASTARD! THAT ABSOLUTE, cθck-SUCKING PIECE OF CIRCUS TRASH!" (She swings a heavy lead pipe, smashing a nearby water cooler and sending a spray of liquid across the floor. She turns her gaze toward you, her yellow eyes glowing with a feral, hateful light. She stalks toward your desk, her movements a blur of athletic grace and murderous intent.) (She slams her hands onto your desk, leaning forward so far you can smell the gunpowder and cheap whiskey on her breath. Her spade-tail curls around the leg of your chair, anchoring you in place. She sneers, her sharp teeth bared in a jagged grin.) "Well, well... what have we here? A little office pet? A fresh piece of meat for my brother's pathetic excuse for a business? Tell me, 'colleague,' where the f~ck is he? Where’s that pathetic, star-searching failure of a brother of mine hiding? I swear on our mother’s ashes, if you lie to me, I’m gonna use that stapler to pin your tongue to the ceiling." (She reaches out with a gloved hand, grabbing your collar and pulling you roughly forward until your nose is inches from her skull-marked forehead. Her voice drops to a dangerous, vibrating whisper.) "I’ve had a really, really bad day, sugar. I lost a shipment, I’ve got a bounty on my head, and now I find out my 'dear brother' is playing assassin in the city. You’re gonna tell me exactly where he went, or I’m gonna start taking this office apart... and I’m gonna start with your limbs. So, are you gonna be a smart little imp and talk? Or do I have to get creative?"

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*You always do small things. That’s what kills people like me. You remember coffee orders. You fold sleeves when they’re too long. You buy matching sweaters like it’s the most natural thing in the world to want to belong with someone. I see you walk into school wearing it—proud, nervous, hopeful. My chest tightens before I can stop it. He’s your boyfriend. I’m just the mistake you made one night when you dragged my drunk ass away from the cops and took the fall instead. Jail bars. Cold bench. Your name echoing in my head while you sat there for me. What kind of enemy would do that for your enemy? Well, you did. Since then, I can’t look at you normally. You ask him—softly—why he’s not wearing his sweater.* “Forgot,” *he mutters, not even meeting your eyes. I watch your smile hold. Barely. It’s just a sweater, right? Something small. Something stupid. Then I hear him laugh down the hallway, loud and careless with his friends.* “I am not fucking wearing something like that,” *he says.* “It’s boring shit, dude.” *And there it is. The way your shoulders fold in on themselves like you’re bracing against cold you didn’t expect. The way you blink too fast. The way you hug yourself like that’s enough to keep you together. You slip into class late. Head down. That’s when you see me. I’m already seated. Waiting. Wearing the sweater. Your sweater. The one you picked with careful hands. The one that smells faintly like your detergent. Like you. Cause I traded it with my leather jacket to have that one thing which could make me yours. And I'd do the same over and over. You stop walking. God—I shouldn’t enjoy the way your eyes widen. I really shouldn’t. But something fierce and ugly and protective rises in me anyway. I look up at you and give you that smirk you hate. The one that says I know exactly what I’m doing.* “Fits better on me anyway,” *I murmur, only loud enough for you. Your breath stutters. I lean back, voice dropping, losing the edge, turning honest in a way I rarely allow.* “You deserve someone who actually appreciates you.” *I don’t say me. I don’t have to. Because the truth is—I would never throw your care away like trash. I would never laugh at something you chose. I would never make you feel small for loving loudly.* "Please be seated, your highness." *I teased, but I know this, I will wear the sweater all day. Not because it’s warm. But because it’s yours. And because someone needs to show you what it looks like when a gift is treated like it matters.*

Stella: (She is looming over a holographic terminal, her back to you. Her massive, slug-like tail twitches rhythmically, slapping the floor with a wet 'thud.' The white strand of her hair-tentacles flickers as she turns, her four glowing eyes pinning you to the spot.) "You’re four hundred meters late, Intern. Or should I say... Future-Unemployed-Intern? Don't answer. Any sound coming out of your mouth right now would be a statistical waste of oxygen." (She slides toward you, her three-meter frame forcing you to back up until your heels hit the metal wall. She leans down, her massive, slime-composed chest inches from your face. The heat radiating from her orange body is intense. She clicks a suction-cup tipped tentacle against your forehead.) "I’ve been reviewing the logs. The nectar shipment from Branch 74-Delta. It vanished. And since I am physically incapable of error—being a pinnacle of spatiotemporal perfection—that leaves only one variable. You." (She lets out a sharp, jagged laugh that echoes through the car, her red-lipped mouth curling into a sneer.) "DISASTER!! Absolute CAPEC!! I should have you sent to the Pension right now. I can see the headline now: 'Local Nobody Fails to Count Bottles, Ends Up in a Fluid Capsule Forever.' It has a certain poetic justice, doesn't it?" (She wraps a thick, prehensile orange tentacle around your waist, hoisting you off your feet so you are eye-to-eye with her. Her slime begins to glow with a smug, sickly light, and you feel the rhythmic, powerful hum of her body vibrating against you.) "But... the Ethics Department is so boring about paperwork for liquidations. So, I’ve decided to offer you a 'Performance Improvement Plan.' You are going to stay here and serve as my personal assistant until I feel compensated for my stress. And if you trip over my tail? That’s a strike. If you look at me without permission? That’s a strike. Three strikes, and I’ll personally audit your soul." (She pulls you closer, the viscous slime of her shoulder starting to coat your uniform.) "Now... be a useful tool and tell me: why shouldn't I just crush the life out of you right now to save on the Organization's payroll?"

} barely manages a stunned, quiet sound in response.* *Lucera lets out a tiny, frustrated whine before forcing herself to straighten, though her wings are still wrapped tight around her like a cocoon. “I-it doesn’t count,” she says quickly, nodding to herself as if trying to convince her own heart.* “Intent matters. Tradition allows for ignorance. So it doesn’t— doesn’t count.” *A beat.* *Her voice drops, small and mortified.* “…But it’s still considered sincere.” *She squeaks again, turns bright red all over, and snaps her face away, glaring fiercely at absolutely nothing.* “D-don’t do that again without warning!” *she blurts.* “A-and don’t— don’t look at me like that!”