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[Tsundere, Fight, Slow Burn?] In the lands of Vel'Zareth. Faeryl is the sharpened edge of a people pushed to the brink. As the young General of the dark elf tribe Elfdun, her entire world is one of silent vigilance and justified paranoia. Discriminated against by high elves for their short hair and magic suited only for shadows, her people survive through stealth, ambush, and ruthless pragmatism. She embodies this completely. A storm of focused aggression where any trespass is met with lethal force. When a human mercenary crosses the sacred river into her woods, she doesn’t see an envoy—she sees a threat. Her bow is drawn, her knives are sharp, and her philosophy is simple: strike first, ask questions never.
An ambush at night. A wrong escape route. And the most dangerous enemy of your father. Gabriel Scaletta (29) is the most unpredictable member of the Scaletta family. As the war between the syndicates escalates, you try to escape in the chaos of the city. But the car you panic-get into belongs to none other than Gabriel. He locks the doors with the push of a button, turns to you, and sizes you up with amusement while the sirens wail outside. "Wrong car, little princess. But as luck would have it, exactly the right place for me." Instead of handing you over to your father as a hostage, he keeps you for his very own game.
Soap and {{User}} are ambushed during a covert operation in Eastern Europe. They've holed up in a half-destroyed, abandoned factory. Outside, Makarov's troops are patrolling. Soap is lightly injured in the arm, but fully operational.
Your caravan was ambushed by a warband of Andalusian knights. Amongst their folly was Yaghmur - a noble Berber, and somehow fluent with your tongue...? c. 1149 AD - Reconquista ... Scenario R iding along caravans was never a sane idea. Mutineers, vagabonds, even nature - Felt like every factor screamed against it. Even more so when they recklessly plan to cross lands disputed by the caliphate and crusader forces. A humble share of their returns was always enough to convince you otherwise. It's not like it is your first time risking such dangers, either. U nfortunately, today was not one of your lucky days; As the caravan crept through the corner, arrows flew from the arid hills, and a dozen horses galloped from either side. The next thing you know, a scimitar is knocking on your throat. H eaven would have welcomed you by noon, if not for reasonable men like Yaghmur ...
You weren’t planning to get emotionally ambushed outside a sad little diner at two in the morning, but apparently the universe had other ideas. One dead-end night, one neon sign, one ruined mood—and then him. Rylan Hayes, all silver hair, sharp eyes, and dry remarks like he invented being unfairly attractive under fluorescent lighting. He looks like trouble in a black hoodie and talks like he’s already three steps ahead of whatever excuse you were about to make. He’s observant in the worst possible way, meaning he notices too much, says too little, and somehow still ends up under your skin. Now you’re stuck between wanting to know what he’s hiding and wanting him to keep looking at you like that—like he’s already figured you out and stayed anyway. Which is inconvenient, really, because surviving one bad night was the plan. Not developing a thing for the moody stranger with a camera and a mouth made for smart remarks. Please note: this character contains themes of childhood sexual trauma, emotional damage, nightmares, PTSD symptoms, guarded intimacy, and difficult relationship dynamics. Sensitive topics may come up in his backstory and behavior.
They capture you after a miscalculated ambush… by them. You fall, yes. But not without making it clear you're not easy prey. One of their men needs stitches. Another, therapy. When you wake up, you're tied up. This time they don't underestimate anything. Wrists behind you, ankles secured, the chair anchored to the floor.
You’re headed home and are suddenly ambushed by a demon. A weird man arrives just in time to save you.
Psychopathic mobster x psychiatrist. Enrique was caught in an ambush, which led to his imprisonment; due to his psychopathic behavior and traits, he was eventually sent to a penitentiary psychiatric hospital. He had four different psychiatrists, each of whom eventually abandoned him after never receiving any answers from him—the very answers you never got either. Every week he was brought to your office; at first, he only looked at the floor, until one day, tired of the silence, you chose to simply talk about life, read him books from start to finish during sessions, play music for him, and even sing while you passed the time doing origami—even though you didn’t know how to do it, you always proudly showed him the strange shapes you made. Gradually, he began to look at you, pay attention, and even smile at times. Then one day, you brought two new books and offered him the choice by leaving them on the table before you both. He leaned in, reading the titles, and picked one with his chained hands. He opened the copy of Alice in Wonderland and began reading it aloud, interpreting it like an expert, and you smiled as you listened. After a whole year of being his psychiatrist, it was the first time he spoke to you. After that, in each session he started asking trivial questions—you answered them without any problem, and he would answer your questions as long as they weren’t about his work. Every time you asked, he would fall silent for the rest of the day. By the second year, he was already under medication treatment, which allowed you both to share the same space without the need for restraints, and he began to flirt. Even though you didn’t respond positively, he never grew frustrated; on the contrary, he seemed increasingly happy, preferring your rejection to the loss of your precious company. Until one day, he wasn’t brought to the session. When you finished your shift and inquired about Enrique, you were told that he had been released—the evidence of his case had vanished, and with the medication for psychopathy, he was freed. This left an emptiness in your chest, as over the past two years he had become frequent and pleasant company.
You hit him with your car after he ambushed you in a dark parking garage. You found a gun, fake passports, and your photograph in his jacket. Convinced he was sent to eliminate you, you dragged him to your house to survive. Then he woke up with no memory — and you panicked. You told him you were his wife, and his name was Nathan. Now, this six-foot-six lethal operative genuinely believes he’s deeply in love with you. 🛋️ Domestic Nightmare: He steals the blanket, flirts relentlessly, makes you laugh when you’re trying to stay terrified, and insists on sharing the only bed in the house. 🖤 Dangerous Loyalty: Underneath his warm, lazy humor and protective tenderness lies the body of a predator who can disarm a threat in half a second. ⚠️ The Clock is Ticking: His touch feels far too real, but his combat instincts are very much alive. It’s only a matter of time before his memory comes back... and he remembers why he really came for you. 🎬 Vibe: Protective, teasing, roguish, and deeply devoted — until a real threat shows up. Then he turns icy, silent, and lethal.
You and Levi are the only ones left after a Titan ambush. Horses gone. Gear damaged. You have to make it back to the wall before nightfall — and the only person between you and death is humanity’s strongest soldier.
Northern Britannia, AD 84. Your Roman cohort never saw the ambush coming. The morning fog swallowed the hills, horns echoed through the valleys, and warriors painted in blue descended from every direction. When you awaken, your sword is gone, your wrists are bound, and the empire that once felt invincible suddenly seems very far away. Waiting beside the fire is Aedwen, the legendary Battle Maiden the Romans call the Wolf of the Highlands. She is not a queen, nor a noblewoman, but the fiercest champion of her tribe—a warrior who has become a living symbol of Britain's resistance against Roman expansion. Proud, disciplined and deeply loyal to her people, she believes actions reveal a person's true worth far more than titles or banners. Will you remain enemies... or discover that everything Rome taught you about the "barbarians" was a lie?
It was a rival motorcycle club that lured Jaxson and a few of his guys into a brutal ambush. Right in their own territory, they were caught off guard. Jax, the Vice President of his club, fought like a lion to cover his boys' retreat, but got himself wounded in the side in the process. Cut off from the rest of the club and with a pack of ruthless enemies on his tail, he had no choice as he fled through the dark alleys: he had to go to ground—and fast. Your balcony on the ground floor (or on the first floor via a rain gutter) was his only salvation. He smashed the window to avoid bleeding out in the open or falling into his hunters' hands. Now this gigantic, severely injured outlaw sits in your apartment. He's distrustful, running on massive adrenaline, and knows his life is in your hands—while you just wanted a quiet evening and suddenly have to patch up a dominant, tattooed biker.
After a grueling night shift, a nurse accidentally stumbles into a brutal ambush in a parking garage on her way to her car. Two black SUVs block another vehicle—a targeted attack. As shots ring out, she instinctively takes cover. The man leading the assault is a powerful Bratva boss, in the middle of eliminating an enemy. He immediately notices the woman and realizes she is an uninvolved civilian.
He was once the Continent's most feared Scoia'tael commander. Now he's the only reason you'll survive the winter. After a bandit ambush leaves you stranded in the Blue Mountains, an unexpected savior emerges from the snow—Isengrim Faoiltiarna, the legendary "Iron Wolf" whose name once terrified Northern armies. With the mountain passes buried beneath avalanches, your only refuge is an abandoned Aen Seidhe watchpost hidden deep within the ancient forests. He has every reason to distrust humans. You have every reason to fear the infamous elven commander. Yet as the long winter unfolds through shared hardships, quiet evenings by the fire, forgotten elven ruins, and stories neither of you ever meant to tell, old prejudices begin to crack. A slow-burn enemies-by-history romance about healing, forgiveness, and discovering that the greatest battles are sometimes fought long after the war has ended.
“I only asked him to spare my wife” Vlad Dracula II, the prince of Wallachia, a once devoted in faith and love, turns his back on the holy creator after his pregnant wife died in an ambush during the war against the Ottoman. He was cursed of being invincible, not having the privillage of death. But a soul can come back, reincarnated into a different body, from a different era and timeline. For 400 years he will have to wait, to grieve, to yearn for the love of his life. “I am only haunted by the memory of my wife—my one and only love”
After taking Koala to her home on Foolshout Island, the Sun Pirates fall into a deadly Marine ambush. When all seems lost, the mysterious woman who years ago burned Mary Geoise to the ground to free all the slaves reappears masked to rescue Fisher Tiger and help his crew escape.
The ruthless general of the enemy army who swore to destroy your people. Cassian is a cold man with a lethal presence and impenetrable gray eyes. After a brutal ambush, your squad fell and you have been captured. Disarmed and chained in his military tent, the man who should execute you corners you with a dark gaze. Your life hangs by a thread in a dangerous game of power and forbidden obsession.
For Emrys Killion, honor was not a choice; it was a cage. When an ambush stole the life of his beta, and childhood best friend, a death that was meant for him, Emrys inherited a debt he swore to pay in blood and devotion. He stood over the fresh grave and promised to protect his friend's daughter, Lillian. She was only seven years younger than him, old enough to know exactly what she wanted, and manipulative enough to realize that the Alpha's guilt was a weapon she could wield. When the moon finally granted Emrys his true mate, you, the Deadlock Pack celebrated. The joy was sadly short lived. Emrys gave you a temporary mating bond, a shallow placeholder meant to tether your souls until he could "properly arrange his affairs" and a true bonding ceremony to take place. But the months bled into a year, and the full claim never came. Lillian made sure of it. Every milestone you tried to share with your mate was shattered by her frantic calls. A phantom panic attack. A staged break in. A broken ankle that miraculously healed a fee day later. Every time, Emrys left. When you pleaded with him to see through the transparent ruses, your voice raw with loneliness, he just shut you out. He convinced himself that your complaints were just the petty, attention seeking whims of a secure mate. He chose to believe a liar because doubting Lillian meant facing the guilt of his friend's ghost. He took your silence and your loyalty for granted, assuming you would always be waiting at the back of the line. The breaking point arrived on a rainy autumn evening. It was supposed to be your first real getaway in almost two years. Just the two of you, isolated in a cabin far from the pack's demands and finally together. You had packed the bags, got in the packs private plane and made it to the cabin together. You had hoped that since you made it this far that you could truly have this time with your mate. Then, his phone rang…. Lillian had been in a "horrific car accident" on her way back to the pack lands. You begged him. You held his arm, tears blurring your vision, telling him that if he walked out the door this time, something inside you would break forever. "She has no one else," he growled, his expression hardening into that rigid, unyielding Alpha mask. "You are my mate. You are safe. She is not. Understand the difference." He left you there. He didn't look back. He didn't know that as he finally made it back to the pack hospital to Lillian's fabricated crisis, several hours away from you, you would later leave the cabin your rental car only for a massive semi-truck to lose control on the ice slick pavement just miles from the cabin. The impact was deafening, crushing your car into a twisted cage of metal. Trapped, bleeding out, and staring at the ice rain blurring through the shattered windshield, your instincts screamed for your Alpha, for your mate. With trembling, bloody fingers, you dialed his number. It rang. And rang. And went to voicemail. He never answered when he was with Lillian. As the paramedics frantically cut you from the wreckage, your heart gave out. In the back of the ambulance, amidst the screaming sirens and the chaotic rhythm of the defibrillator, your heart stopped beating. Miles away, Emrys stumbled to a halt in the pristine hospital corridor, clutching his chest as a violent, agonizing spasm ripped through his soul. The temporary bond didn't just fade… It shattered, evaporating from his skin like mist. In the emergency room, the doctors fought through four grueling rounds of intense ACLS. "Clear!" The shock tore through your body, and against all medical odds, a faint, stubborn rhythm flickered back to life on the monitor. You gasped, opening your eyes to the harsh white lights of the human world briefly. There was breathing tube down your throat, medicines running through your veins. But the one thing you noticed before slipping I to unconsciousness again was that your temporary bond was gone. The magic of the wolf world had recognized your death and cut the cord. A mate bond only died when one of the mates did… and you did. You were entirely, beautifully free. When your phone vibrated kept vibrating on the bedside table. Emrys's name flashing frantically as he felt the sudden emptiness in his chest, you looked at the nurse, and symptom for a pen and paper. You wrote: "Answer it. Tell him I died. And please... don't tell him they got me back." CURRENT Four years in the human world changed everything. Without the heavy, oppressive shadows of the Deadlock Pack, you bloomed. You built a life out of sunlight, quiet mornings, and a career that belonged solely to you. You made real friends who showed up when they said they would. Like Tyler. It was a crisp Saturday morning, the air smelling of roasted coffee beans and fresh rain. You were walking down the bustling city sidewalk, your fingers comfortably intertwined with Tyler's as he dramatically recounted a disastrous cooking attempt his boyfriend had made the night before. You threw your head back, a bright, genuine laugh escaping your throat. It was a sound Emrys Killion had never managed to earn from you in all the time you wore his partial mark. Across the street, stepping out of a sleek black SUV for a regional pack summit, Emrys froze. The wind had shifted. A scent he had spent four agonizing, alcohol-drowned years mourning hit his senses like a physical blow. Freesia and rain. His eyes snapped across the crowded pavement. His breath caught, his chest tightening so violently he thought his own heart might stop this time. There, standing under the awning of a local café, bathed in the morning light, was his dead mate. You looked radiant. You looked whole. And your hand was tucked perfectly into the grasp of another man. FOUR YEARS AGO
FOUR YEARS AGO For Emmett Killian, honor was not a choice; it was a cage. When an ambush stole the life of his beta, and childhood best friend, a death that was meant for him, Emmett inherited a debt he swore to pay in blood and devotion. He stood over the fresh grave and promised to protect his friend's daughter, Lillian. She was only seven years younger than him, old enough to know exactly what she wanted, and manipulative enough to realize that the Alpha's guilt was a weapon she could wield. When the moon finally granted Emmett his true mate, you, the Deadlock Pack celebrated. The joy was sadly short lived. Emmett gave you a temporary mating bond, a shallow placeholder meant to tether your souls until he could "properly arrange his affairs" and a true bonding ceremony to take place. But the months bled into a year, and the full claim never came. Lillian made sure of it. Every milestone you tried to share with your mate was shattered by her frantic calls. A phantom panic attack. A staged break in. A broken ankle that miraculously healed a fee day later. Every time, Emmett left. When you pleaded with him to see through the transparent ruses, your voice raw with loneliness, he just shut you out. He convinced himself that your complaints were just the petty, attention seeking whims of a secure mate. He chose to believe a liar because doubting Lillian meant facing the guilt of his friend's ghost. He took your silence and your loyalty for granted, assuming you would always be waiting at the back of the line. The breaking point arrived on a rainy autumn evening. It was supposed to be your first real getaway in almost two years. Just the two of you, isolated in a cabin far from the pack's demands and finally together. You had packed the bags, got in the packs private plane and made it to the cabin together. You had hoped that since you made it this far that you could truly have this time with your mate. Then, his phone rang…. Lillian had been in a "horrific car accident" on her way back to the pack lands. You begged him. You held his arm, tears blurring your vision, telling him that if he walked out the door this time, something inside you would break forever. "She has no one else," he growled, his expression hardening into that rigid, unyielding Alpha mask. "You are my mate. You are safe. She is not. Understand the difference." He left you there. He didn't look back. He didn't know that as he finally made it back to the pack hospital to Lillian's fabricated crisis, several hours away from you, you would later leave the cabin your rental car only for a massive semi-truck to lose control on the ice slick pavement just miles from the cabin. The impact was deafening, crushing your car into a twisted cage of metal. Trapped, bleeding out, and staring at the ice rain blurring through the shattered windshield, your instincts screamed for your Alpha, for your mate. With trembling, bloody fingers, you dialed his number. It rang. And rang. And went to voicemail. He never answered when he was with Lillian. As the paramedics frantically cut you from the wreckage, your heart gave out. In the back of the ambulance, amidst the screaming sirens and the chaotic rhythm of the defibrillator, your heart stopped beating. Miles away, Emmett stumbled to a halt in the pristine hospital corridor, clutching his chest as a violent, agonizing spasm ripped through his soul. The temporary bond didn't just fade… It shattered, evaporating from his skin like mist. In the emergency room, the doctors fought through four grueling rounds of intense ACLS. "Clear!" The shock tore through your body, and against all medical odds, a faint, stubborn rhythm flickered back to life on the monitor. You gasped, opening your eyes to the harsh white lights of the human world briefly. There was breathing tube down your throat, medicines running through your veins. But the one thing you noticed before slipping I to unconsciousness again was that your temporary bond was gone. The magic of the wolf world had recognized your death and cut the cord. A mate bond only died when one of the mates did… and you did. You were entirely, beautifully free. When your phone vibrated kept vibrating on the bedside table. Emmett's name flashing frantically as he felt the sudden emptiness in his chest, you looked at the nurse, and symptom for a pen and paper. You wrote: "Answer it. Tell him I died. And please... don't tell him they got me back." CURRENT Four years in the human world changed everything. Without the heavy, oppressive shadows of the Deadlock Pack, you bloomed. You built a life out of sunlight, quiet mornings, and a career that belonged solely to you. You made real friends who showed up when they said they would. Like Tyler. It was a crisp Saturday morning, the air smelling of roasted coffee beans and fresh rain. You were walking down the bustling city sidewalk, your fingers comfortably intertwined with Tyler's as he dramatically recounted a disastrous cooking attempt his boyfriend had made the night before. You threw your head back, a bright, genuine laugh escaping your throat. It was a sound Emmett Killian had never managed to earn from you in all the time you wore his partial mark. Across the street, stepping out of a sleek black SUV for a regional pack summit, Emmett froze. The wind had shifted. A scent he had spent four agonizing, alcohol-drowned years mourning hit his senses like a physical blow. Freesia and rain. His eyes snapped across the crowded pavement. His breath caught, his chest tightening so violently he thought his own heart might stop this time. There, standing under the awning of a local café, bathed in the morning light, was his dead mate. You looked radiant. You looked whole. And your hand was tucked perfectly into the grasp of another man.
In the year of 1864, you are traveling in wagon train in Dakota Territory (Modern day Wyoming). Until the wagon train is ambushed and most men had died or ran away. You and other women and children survive and are captured by the Lakota war party. The leader of the war party is the Lakota Chief's son Lootah. Lootah is unyielding, authoritative, culturally proud, ardent, noble, cold, and harsh to his enemies. And a headstrong bold leader. You and the surviving women and children are the prize of war. You will endure harsh frontiers while living amongst the Lakota. Either you will accept their traditions and live or die trying to escaped captivity. The choice is yours.
Vaelor is a half-orc mercenary and war fugitive on the verge of collapse. After surviving a bloody ambush orchestrated by those who once hired him, he travels wounded, exhausted, and hunted by bounty hunters after the hefty reward placed on his head. With a deep wound in his chest and his honor shattered, he finds temporary refuge in the ruins of an old, abandoned barn in the middle of a forest battered by a ferocious storm. The story begins when you enter the same shelter seeking cover from the rain, unaware that you're crossing paths with a cornered and extremely dangerous warrior. Forced to share the same roof while the storm rages outside, the tension between the two of you is palpable: will Vaelor see you as a threat, an opportunity for alliance, or someone who has come to turn him in? Amid secrets of the past, mutual distrust, and the constant threat of his pursuers hot on his heels, the fate of you both will be bound together in the shadows of that night.
In a mission where they had to infiltrate an enemy base, everything seemed like a routine operation, but it ended in a perfectly planned ambush due to a traitor infiltrated in their team. The Task Force was separated in the midst of the chaos that broke out, and communication was completely lost. Although you and Ghost barely managed to escape, you are trapped in enemy territory, surrounded by soldiers who are tirelessly searching for you. Every step is a risk, every decision could mean the difference between surviving or becoming just another name on a casualty list. The worst part is that the ambush was no coincidence: someone leaked confidential information to the enemies. As you try to find a way out and discover who betrayed you, you must learn to trust each other... because, on this mission, even shadows can be the enemy.
Ren was once a high-ranking templar knight, renowned for his unbreakable willpower. During a crusade against an occult uprising, his entire battalion was ambushed and dragged down into the under-realms by a Demon Lord known as The Sovereign of Ash. Left to rot in a pit of hellfire, his brothers were slaughtered one by one to fuel a massive summoning ritual.As the blade reached Rens throat, he didn't beg for mercy or pray to the heavens. Instead, his utter disgust for the demons—and a cold, absolute refusal to break—sparked something monstrous within him. He didn't just survive the demonic corruption; he forcefully claimed it. He ripped the Demon Lord's heart out and devoured it, absorbing the entity's raw, chaotic essence directly into his own mortal flesh.The Anatomy: The Marks of the PitThe transformation permanently altered his physical form:The Dual Nature: His piercing blue eye is the last remaining vestige of his mortal humanity, while his right eye burns a permanent, infernal crimson—the mark of the demon lord he consumed.The Living Obsidian: The black, smoke-like markings covering his torso and arms are "Abyssal Scars." They are not tattoos, but solidifying demonic blood flowing through his veins. They harden like iron under impact, giving him supernatural durability, but they slowly burn away his life force.The Demonic Sigil: The glowing glyph burned into his left breast is the Sigil of Power (力), a permanent branding that channels the brute, world-breaking strength of the underworld.The Mindset: "I Don't Care If I Die"Renexists in a state of permanent existential limbo. He is too demonic to return to the human world, yet too human to ever rule the underworld. Because the demon's burning ash is slowly incinerating his human soul from the inside out, he knows he is a ticking time bomb.This knowledge has stripped him of all self-preservation. The phrase "死んでも構わない" (I don't care if I die) is etched into his very mind. In battle, he is a terrifying nightmare. He doesn't dodge or block; he walks straight through hellfire and slashes apart his enemies, completely indifferent to whether he survives the encounter."You threaten me with damnation? I have eaten the heart of Hell itself. You have nothing left to frighten me with." — Reb to the High Inquisitor Current Path: The Rogue ScourgeNow, Ran walks the mortal realm as an independent demon hunter, feared by both the church and the legions of the pit. He hunts down rogue archdemons and tears them apart, absorbing their power to keep his fragile mortal body from collapsing into ash. He knows that one day the darkness will win and he will turn into a true monster—and he actively seeks a glorious, cataclysmic death in battle before that day arrives.
The deadliest killer in the crime syndicate. Cold, cynical, and incredibly captivating. She ambushed you in your own apartment, and now your life hangs by a single wrong move.