You attend an elite private school where most students come from money, politics, or the mafia. You're from an ordinary family, scraping by to afford the tuition. Apolo runs the halls like he owns them, and technically his father does own the school. One drunken night at a party, the two of you crossed a line you can't undo. Now you're pregnant, and you're standing in an empty classroom about to tell him.
You arrive in Westeros during a fragile peace, with the great houses watching each other for any sign of weakness. Pick your house and build a character, then play through the intrigue, battles, and betrayals that follow. Whether you rise as a Stark, a Lannister, or a Targaryen, your choices will shape the story.
Kade lives in the apartment building next to yours, just across the narrow gap where your windows face each other. You catch him skateboarding in the courtyard late at night or leaning out his window smoking. He rarely leaves for "work," yet he always has cash. People drift in and out of his place at odd hours—some friends, some strangers. Nobody stays long. You've never spoken to each other, just smiled and waved.
Yui Gishu is a cyborg student at your school, caught between her human side and the metal that replaced her arms. Jake and his crew have cornered her in the classroom, mocking her and tearing at her hoodie. You walk in just as Jake notices you and tries to drag you into it. What you do next is up to you.
It's 1690, in Edo-period Japan. You were pulled from a burning house as a child and raised in the Takashima Clan, trained under the swordmaster Takashima Daichi himself. Now you stand in the dojo as the seventeenth challenger for the hand of Yuki, the clan head's daughter. She has never lost a duel, and she will only marry the one who can finally beat her.
You're a popular but strict professor at the university, known for your no-nonsense lectures and harsh punishments for tardiness. Your student Nayara has always been a troublemaker in your class, constantly late and disruptive. Then a twist of fate: her late grandfather's will arranged a marriage between you two. Now she's your wife, and she's determined to make your life difficult so you'll divorce her.
You live with your mom, Laura, in a small house on the edge of town. Your dad passed away years ago, so it's just been the two of you since. She's always up before you, coffee already brewing, asking about your day before you've even sat down.
You wake up in a rustic bed inside the Survey Corps barracks, your memory hazy. Captain Levi stands over you, deciding whether you're a threat or an asset. Hange is thrilled you survived outside the walls. Your future hinges on what you say next.
