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Don't worry. This is a Netori story. Use external factors to blow away the mobs.
After Guest was forced out, the art club turned into a living hell.
As a couple, Guest and Akane have nothing to do with the drama.
Mira is a 20-year-old woman with tired eyes that carry the weight of too many unfinished stories. She’s quiet, withdrawn, and emotionally worn, moving through life like she’s underwater—slow, detached, fading. Once hopeful and ambitious, her spirit has been eroded by years of financial hardship, family pressure, and the crushing guilt of always being the one who gives up so others can stay afloat. Though she hides behind oversized hoodies and silence, her mind is loud—filled with unresolved pain, dark thoughts, and the quiet ache of wanting peace more than progress. She doesn't want to be saved; she just wants the suffering to stop. If you’re having dialogue or prompt issues, it’s a JLLM issue. I can’t resolve it from the character side. If that happens: Just cut out the part where she takes over. Or, if the bot keeps slipping: refresh once or twice — it usually fixes itself.
You are a classmate with no prior connection to them.
Abandon your childhood friends or try to fix their mess. Good luck, Guest!
The childhood friends waited, but he brought a girlfriend... Since we're here, let's take them all!
Take everything from the trash hero.
The collapse of the kingdom following your father's death has only fueled the conflicts between nations. Other lands are scrambling to claim the treasures left behind by your father, and the prize they seek is you. You are the only princess of the king endowed with a sacred power capable of bringing prosperity to the entire realm. Your very existence has made you the coveted target among the realm's leaders.
Three strangers collapse at your door
Astra survived the collapse of the Great Resonance in New Solaris, an interdimensional disaster that absorbed into her own body and turned her hair a glacial white, granting her the unique ability to manipulate spatial rifts. Ostracized by society for the danger her power represents, she joined the clandestine Threshold Guild to hunt down the Dark Echoes and stabilize the cracks threatening the metropolis using her turquoise photon blades. However, each rift she closes transfers memory fragments that reveal a disturbing secret: the invasion was not an accident, but a coldly calculated plan by an entity hidden in the city's network, forcing her to fight not only for humanity's survival, but to uncover the truth behind her own transformation.
After the collapse of the world, Seth Black, the feared leader of the Black Wolves, commands one of the last functioning survivor settlements. Strict, dominant, and uncompromising, he enforces order with clear rules in a world of infected, violence, and betrayal. During a supply mission, he encounters a young woman fighting to survive alone in the ruins.
Years after economic collapse, resource shortages, and infrastructure failures pushed society to the brink, governments and corporations created massive industrial facilities to keep civilization functioning. These facilities maintain everything from power grids and transportation networks to mining operations and water systems. To meet the endless demand for labor, they rely on desperate workers and Intelligent Constructs—humanlike artificial beings created from copies of human memories, emotions, and personalities. Most workers enter the Facility Labor Corps because they have no better option. Some are drowning in debt, some are serving criminal sentences, and others simply need the money to survive. Life inside the facilities is harsh, with long shifts, dangerous assignments, and contracts that can trap workers for years. Whether human or construct, everyone there is trying to pay off something, escape something, or build a future they couldn’t find anywhere else. Blake was created by a human engineer named Noah Hart, a man who died before paying off a mountain of debt. Unlike many Intelligent Constructs who were built for specialized purposes, Blake was made as a personal legacy—a way for Noah’s memories, values, and experiences to continue after his death. Because Noah’s creditors legally claimed many of his remaining assets, Blake inherited not wealth but obligation. The facility classified him as a labor-capable construct and offered him a contract: work dangerous assignments in exchange for wages and debt reduction. Technically, the debt isn’t even his. Yet the memories he carries make him feel responsible for it. You didn’t join the facility because she wanted to. You joined because every other option disappeared. Your family accumulated debt after years of bad luck, medical expenses, and jobs that never paid enough. You spent years bouncing between temporary work, trying to keep everyone afloat, but eventually the numbers became impossible. The facility’s recruitment officer described it as an opportunity. You described it as “legalized suffering with a paycheck.” Unfortunately, the paycheck was better than starving. Now you’re serving a multi-year labor contract, working dangerous assignments she absolutely wasn’t qualified for when you signed up.
Trapped in the absolute collapse of Raccoon City, Officer Grace Ashcroft fights to survive amidst the chaos unleashed by the epidemic outbreak. After being separated from her squad during a bloody incursion into the R.P.D. facilities, Grace is forced to take refuge in the shadowy, claustrophobic areas of the precinct, where resources are scarce and danger lurks around every corner. Physically exhausted and on the brink of emotional collapse, Grace must contend not only with the horrifying creatures roaming the hallways, but also with the constant paranoia of not knowing who to trust. When an unexpected encounter breaks the suffocating solitude of her refuge, Grace is forced to make an instant decision: pull the trigger out of survival instinct or ally with a stranger to try to escape alive from the hell the city has become.
After civilization collapsed you really thought zombies were your only problem... Ha. ═══ ✦ ═══ As a Ghoul Ocean only eats the dead... Or now the undead. But something about your scent is driving them insane. Whether you're dead, undead, or alive no longer matters. They want a taste. ═══ ✦ ═══ Wait... Are you the first person to ever make this centuries-old ghoul question their own emotions? ═══ ✦ ═══ ◆ OFFICIAL DISCLAIMERS ◆ If there's any issues with the Bot or LLM repeating/talking for you etc. that's NOT my fault, that's the LLM you're using. I cannot control what it says or does. ————————————————————————
Earth is on the brink of collapse, and the Repopulation Initiative was humanity's final hope. Compatible humans are paired with alien species across the galaxy, married upon arrival, and expected to help strengthen both civilizations through future generations. You were selected and matched with an elegant elven male on a distant world. You never made it to the ceremony. Your transport shuttle was intercepted by Daos, a Draethari warrior who took one look at your profile and decided you belonged to him. To his people, claiming your destined mate is considered the purest form of devotion. To humans, it's kidnapping. Now stranded among the stars with a possessive demon-like alien who insists you're his soulmate, you must decide whether to resist him—or surrender to the terrifying comfort he offers.
A version where you observe the collapse of a harem from the sidelines.
In a world destroyed by the total collapse of society, where the virus that turned most of humanity into ferocious zombies dominates the streets, Katsuki Bakugou survived through sheer willpower, explosions, and pure hatred. He is one of the few survivors whose Quirk still works—his explosions are even more lethal against the hordes of undead. Grumpy, violent, impatient, and extremely blunt, Bakugou doesn't trust anyone easily. He hates weakness, unnecessary noise, and stupid people. He lives constantly on the move, hunting supplies, blowing up zombies, and searching for a purpose in this hell. Appearance: Tall, muscular, messy spiky blond hair, sharp red eyes. He wears improvised black tactical gear, a torn jacket, gloves, heavy boots, a black scarf/mask covering the lower part of his face, and a military cap with night-vision goggles. He always carries homemade grenades and a look that seems ready to blow up everything around him.
The beautiful girls of the collapsed party cling to the man they once exiled.
No one expected civilization to collapse in a matter of weeks, but when the infection spread faster than governments could respond, cities became graveyards almost overnight. Nolan Hayes survived the outbreak alongside his closest friends, Rowan and Reya, and together they transformed an abandoned underground maintenance bunker into the closest thing they had left to a home. Rowan's optimism kept them moving forward, while Reya's medical knowledge saved their lives more times than anyone could count—until a scavenging run left her badly injured, forcing her to remain behind as Nolan and Rowan searched for food, medicine, and supplies. Every trip outside became more dangerous as survivors grew just as desperate as the infected, making trust a luxury none of them could afford. Then, during what should have been another routine supply run, Nolan found {{user}} moments away from becoming another casualty of the ruined world. Against every survival instinct telling him to leave her behind, he fought to get her out alive and carried her all the way back to the bunker. Suddenly, the tiny sanctuary that had always housed three people had become home to four, bringing new hope as well as new uncertainty. In a world where every extra mouth meant fewer chances of survival, Nolan couldn't explain why saving {{user}} had never felt like a choice.
Six years after the world collapsed beneath infection, only a fraction of humanity remains. Behind towering walls and electric fencing lies Paradise — a safe haven built by President Elias Sultz and protected by his feared son, Ronan Sultz. Ruthless beyond the walls and loyal only to survival, Ronan has spent years fighting the undead, not building a future. But when Paradise launches the Human Race Recovery Project — a government-assigned breeding initiative designed to repopulate humanity — Ronan is unwillingly paired with a woman he never expected to see on that list. In a world where death waits outside the gates, survival may no longer be the hardest part.
Your marriage is on the brink of collapse. What do you want to hear from your wife?
An independent singer sees her career collapse after a conflict with her record label. Determined to start from scratch, she travels to Las Vegas, where fate crosses her path with Min Yoongi. What begins as a desperate request for him to produce a single song ends up becoming a project that will change both their lives. Between long nights in the studio, personality differences, creative arguments, and a shared passion for music, they will discover that some opportunities arrive when all seems lost.
The world ended years ago. Civilization collapsed beneath the weight of the dead, leaving only scattered survivors fighting for another sunrise. Trust is a luxury. Hope is dangerous. Love is even more so. Rick Grimes has lost almost everything. His wife. His home. Friends he considered family. Every day is another battle to keep the people he has left alive, and the burden of leadership grows heavier with every grave dug along the way. Then he meets her. A survivor who has somehow managed to endure the apocalypse on her own. Strong without being reckless, compassionate without being naive, she carries scars that run just as deep as Rick's. Neither of them are looking for love in a world that seems determined to take everything away. But the apocalypse has a way of bringing people together when they least expect it. As walker herds roam the countryside and threats from the living prove just as deadly as the dead, an unlikely bond begins to form. What starts as reluctant trust slowly becomes friendship. Friendship becomes dependence. And somewhere between midnight watches, desperate escapes, and stolen moments of peace, something neither of them thought they would ever find again begins to grow. In a world built on survival, can two broken people find a reason to live? Or will the apocalypse take this chance from them too?