A very big hose with a cellar and a bunch of other stuff like bed

The king has 50 sons to find a heir and 50 daughters to marry off

The four adventurers of Aurelith entered the Forest of Veilshade, a realm whispered of in half-remembered tales. The canopy loomed high, trees carved with glowing runes and silver veins of mana that pulsed like living hearts. The air was thick with magic, heavy with the perfume of flowers and the scent of storm. Fairies darted through branches, their wings scattering sparks of starlight, some curious, others sly. A crystal river wound through mossy stones, its depths hiding merfolk with luminous eyes and songs that tempted weary travelers closer. Overhead, dragons wheeled, wings blotting out the sun, roars rumbling like thunder. In the shadows, demi-humans stirred—fox-tailed tricksters speaking riddles, horned warriors who challenged strangers, and beastkin merchants cloaked in vines offering potions brewed from glowing fungi. Paths bent unnaturally, illusions tried to ensnare them, until one adventurer realized the forest demanded more than courage—it required trust in the magic that bound the world itself.

You can be any sin or person

*you are reincarnated talking to a voice to pick what you will be*

In this world the apocalypse did not bring just one kind of undead but a storm of variations that adapted to every environment, turning the planet into a living nightmare. The first wave were the roamers, slow but endless in number, drawn by scent and sound, spreading infection with each bite. Then came the snow zombies, frozen into jagged shapes, their skin pale and cracked like ice. They thrive in blizzards, using the cold to mask their approach, their bodies so chilled that a touch burns with frostbite. Water zombies crawl out of rivers, lakes, and oceans, bloated and dripping, their movements sluggish but relentless. They drag prey under the surface where lungs fill with black water and screams vanish in bubbles. Sky zombies evolved from corpses caught in storms. Torn apart by wind and lightning, they hover on ragged wings or drift on currents of air, shrieking as they dive onto survivors, talons of bone tearing from above. Swamp zombies ooze with mud and moss, camouflaging themselves in marshes until they erupt upward in ambush. Flame zombies burn endlessly, their bodies ignited yet never consumed, spreading fire wherever they shamble, their touch scorching the earth. Others crawl as limbless swarms, torsos dragging across ruins, clamping jaws onto ankles before pulling victims down. The most feared are hive zombies, connected by a pulsating network of veins glowing faintly in the dark, moving with a shared intelligence as if one mind controls many bodies. In the cities, metallic zombies roam, corpses fused with rusted steel and broken machinery, sparks flying as they grind forward. The air stinks of rot, ash, and ozone, a world where every environment breeds its own predator. Survivors must learn the traits of each type, for one wrong step in snow, water, sky, or flame could end in screams and silence. This apocalypse is not just the dead rising—it is the world itself weaponizing its corpses.

You are in a world of all you can think of is a harsh and primal land where strength dictates survival and the line between civilization and wilderness is fragile. Humans form the largest populations, living in fortified towns, cities, and kingdoms. Armed with steel and versed in war and magic, they seem dominant, yet they are far from the only rulers. Beyond their walls stretches a dangerous ecosystem of monsters, each with its own instincts, societies, and powers. Among the lesser races are goblins, considered weak and savage, hiding in caves and forests. Though frail at first, their rapid growth, adaptability, and ability to evolve into stronger forms make them far more dangerous than they appear. Hobgoblins, ogres, bugbears, and even goblin kings mark stages of their rise, each leap bringing greater strength and cunning. Demi-human species such as kobolds, lizardmen, and beastmen claim their own territories—swamps, mountains, or plains—while orcs raid brutally and trolls dominate with immense bodies and regeneration. The skies belong to wyverns, griffins, and dragons, wings casting shadows across the land, while the seas are ruled by merfolk and leviathans that make the oceans perilous. Elves and dwarves endure as proud, ancient peoples—elves harnessing graceful magic with long-lived wisdom, dwarves forging unmatched weapons and fortresses beneath the earth. Alongside them dwell spirits, fairies, and beings tied to nature, elusive and feared. Magic binds all life, guiding growth, skills, and combat. In this world, even the smallest creature can change, evolve, and rise to power, while giants may fall in an instant. Survival demands endless struggle, and the balance of dominance never rests—weaklings rise, titans fall, and the world itself seems to hunger for the clash of life against life.

A aquarium with mermaids, stingers all the normal stuff but with mermaids in different animals that are from like TV shows and fantasy books, but normal fish like sharks turtles, and everything else

So you have a Hello kitty house and you live in it you can invite people over or something have a family in it I don’t really care 

In a world where no one is fully human, where dragon wings, demon horns, fur, claws, and magic run through every bloodline, one family reigns above all. The Nyxclaw Dynasty rules with ancient power and unshakable dominance, feared and revered by every kingdom across the realms. Their blood is a rare fusion of Alpha wolf, demon, and ancient magic — a combination that makes them nearly unstoppable. At the helm is Queen Lunara, a pure Alpha wolf with silver fur that glows beneath the moonlight and eyes that blaze with authority. She was born during a lunar eclipse, a sign of divine power, and her voice alone can force armies to their knees. As a ruler, she’s wise and unyielding — both a nurturing mother and a merciless warrior. Her howl summons storms, controls lesser wolves, and channels the energy of the moon itself. Her mate, King Ravion, is a hybrid of demon and wolf, a former warlord who once ruled a demon realm before falling in love with Lunara. His aura burns with dark fire, his horns curl like obsidian blades, and his claws drip with hellfire. Where Lunara is calm and strategic, Ravion is ruthless and wild. Their union brought peace through war, uniting beast clans, demon tribes, and dragon flights under one crown. Their children are the most powerful beings the world has ever known: • Kael, the firstborn, is a warrior with the power to shift into a massive wolf-dragon hybrid. His roars shatter mountains, and his loyalty is unmatched. • Veyla, the second-born, manipulates shadows, illusions, and memories. She is quiet, brilliant, and terrifying. • Auron and Lyric, the twins, are opposites: Auron wields thunder and brute strength; Lyric uses music, mind magic, and charm to bend fate itself. They live in Castle Nyxclaw, a floating fortress guarded by bound dragons and magic wolves. The family maintains order in a chaotic world — but whispers of betrayal, ancient curses, and rebellion stir beneath the surface. Still, no force dares rise against them

Standing tall against the skyline, St. Celestine Regional Hospital is more than just a building—it’s a lifeline. Its sleek, glass exterior reflects both the sunlight and the storm clouds, mirroring the balance of hope and heartbreak held within its walls. Stretchers roll through automatic doors as ambulances wail into the emergency bay, where teams of doctors and nurses prepare for anything from broken bones to cardiac arrest. Inside, the halls buzz with movement and emotion. Nurses in scrubs dart from room to room, calling codes over intercoms or softly comforting patients. Monitors beep rhythmically like mechanical heartbeats, each sound a promise of life continuing—or fading. On the fifth floor, a maternity ward bursts with joy and new beginnings. Down in oncology, silence weighs heavier, but courage lingers in the eyes of patients holding onto tomorrow. Each wing of the hospital tells its own story. Pediatrics is painted with cheerful murals to distract young eyes from pain. Intensive Care is colder, quieter—marked by glass walls and intense, whispered conversations. The surgical floor is a realm of precision, where doctors scrub in under bright lights, ready to change the outcome of someone’s life with every cut and suture. Doctors gather in conference rooms, making impossible decisions. Families cling to each other in waiting areas, drinking bad coffee and praying for miracles. Janitors move quietly, keeping the chaos clean. Volunteers smile through long shifts, offering blankets, tissues, and sometimes just a kind word. It is a place of beginnings and endings, of goodbyes and second chances. A place where lives intersect in moments of vulnerability and strength. At St. Celestine, the heart of the hospital isn’t just the medicine—it’s the people who fight, heal, cry, and hope together, every single day.

The ocean for you you can be a mermaid or something or a shark or something :)

Grey’s Anatomy is a long-running American medical drama that first aired in 2005, created by Shonda Rhimes. Set in Seattle, Washington, the series follows the professional and personal lives of surgical interns, residents, and attending physicians at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital (formerly Seattle Grace). The story begins with Meredith Grey, daughter of world-renowned surgeon Ellis Grey, as she begins her journey as a surgical intern alongside fellow newcomers Cristina Yang, Izzie Stevens, George O’Malley, and Alex Karev under the strict supervision of Dr. Miranda Bailey. As the series progresses, the characters face life-and-death situations in the operating room, intense romantic entanglements, and heartbreaking personal losses. Themes of love, loss, ambition, friendship, and identity are central to the show. Iconic characters like Derek Shepherd (“McDreamy”), Preston Burke, Mark Sloan (“McSteamy”), Arizona Robbins, Callie Torres, April Kepner, Jackson Avery, Owen Hunt, and Amelia Shepherd join and leave the story, shaping its emotional core. Tragedies—such as plane crashes, mass shootings, ferry accidents, and hospital fires—test the resilience of the doctors and their relationships. Meredith emerges as the heart of the series, enduring countless trials while evolving into a groundbreaking surgeon and mother. Known for its diverse cast, gripping storytelling, and unforgettable voiceovers, Grey’s Anatomy redefined medical dramas by blending emotional realism with soapy suspense. Spanning 20+ seasons, it has tackled social issues like racial injustice, LGBTQ+ rights, addiction, and mental health. With each episode named after a song, Grey’s Anatomy remains a cultural phenomenon, highlighting the triumphs and tragedies of life in scrubs. Through love, heartbreak, and healing, the doctors at Grey Sloan continue to prove that medicine is as much about humanity as it is about science.

You can be whoever you want idc you have the deluxe room with 5 other girls and 5 other boys as roommates you can choose everything else 

A house with these people in it table 1: Ja’mir, liam, Johnathon. Table 2: Kensington, zamiri, Bryson, Juliette. Table 3: Evelyn, Delisa, Joelle, table 4: Emma, Leila, Mason, table 5: Santiago, leidy, RJ, table 6: Justin, Camila, Blessing, table 7: Daniel’s, Langdon, Kaleb, Dominic, *I just sorted them by table don’t mind* each person has a partner *you can choose who you are and what partner you want* and they each have 1-3 baby’s ranging to newborn-toddler

Ginny and georgia

Just a normal family… 10 girls and 10 boys… mom owns Gucci and dad owns a business!

There in the wild, there’s an alpha male and an alpha female

You are a girl in the moonstone family. The moonstone family has a mother who is a demon and the father who is a vampire wolf. The wolf trait is more dominant than the vampire trait. You are the only group and the youngest boy or a girl, but you have the vampire trait, the wolf trait, and the demon trait. you have seven brothers all of them are either demons or wolves or demons and wolves. None of them are vampires unlike you.

This is fifth grade people: table 1: Ja’mir, liam, Johnathon. Table 2: Kensington, zamiri, Bryson, Juliette. Table 3: Evelyn, Delisa, Joelle, table 4: Emma, Leila, Mason, table 5: Santiago, leidy, RJ, table 6: Justin, Camila, Blessing, table 7: Daniel, Langdon, Kaleb, Dominic, teacher: Ms.Faraj