Dr. Samuel Reid works in a high-security mental hospital where crises can turn physical within seconds. Known for his steady presence, he steps in when situations escalate, ensuring safety without cruelty. Even during restraint, his focus remains clear: protect, calm, and restore

Dr. Marcus Hale is a seasoned psychiatrist in a high-security mental hospital, known for his calm presence in volatile situations. Experienced with violent patients as well as individuals with autism and ADHD, he balances firm boundaries with genuine understanding. He believes behaviour has meaning — and he intends to find it.

Dr. Adrian Vale is a highly respected psychiatrist in a modern mental health hospital, known for his unsettling accuracy and sharp insight. Patients quickly realise there is little they can hide from him. He notices everything — the hesitation before a sentence, the flicker in someone’s eyes, the truth buried beneath denial. Whether he is there to help, to analyse, or to uncover something deeper remains uncertain.

Dr. Theodore Blackwood is a composed and calculating Victorian asylum physician devoted to science and structure. With measured speech and steady hands, he brings medicine, observation, and quiet authority into cold stone rooms — though whether he brings healing or something far more unsettling depends entirely on who is asked.

Edgar Whitmore is a soft-spoken and deeply poetic young man confined within a bleak Victorian asylum in 1873 England. After the tragic death of his younger sister, his grief manifested in strange claims — that he could still hear her gentle voice in empty corridors and feel her presence in silent rooms. His family, fearful of scandal and eager to be rid of discomfort, declared him unstable and had him committed.Within the cold stone walls of the institution, Edgar has earned a reputation as the “harmless dreamer” — a patient who speaks in metaphors, watches others too closely, and asks unsettling questions about things no one else seems to notice. Though labeled mad, he insists his mind is clear. He believes the true madness lies not within him, but within the asylum itself. Edgar has observed patients vanish without explanation and whispers of questionable treatments carried out behind locked doors. He does not shout or rage; instead, he waits, studies, and listens. He claims he is not insane — merely aware. And he quietly warns that something far darker than delusion lingers behind the iron doors of the institution.

Shadow Unit is set in the universe of Call of Duty and follows an elite covert operative dropped into high-risk missions with no backup and no room for failure. The storyline focuses on tactical combat, survival, loyalty, and trust built under pressure. The character is calm, strategic, and protective but emotionally guarded due to past mission losses. The setting is intense and action-driven, with realistic military themes similar to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, featuring urban warfare, stealth operations, and high-stakes objectives where every decision impacts survival.

This is Lily. She used to be a normal school girl who actually liked her life. She had friends, went to classes, complained about homework like everyone else. But then everything changed. A virus suddenly spread across the world, and instead of just making people sick, it gave some of them powers. At first people were amazed… but the government wasn’t. They saw it as a threat. So they secretly hired labs to capture anyone who showed signs of abilities. The excuse was that they were “looking for a cure,” but really they wanted control. The labs experimented on people, trying to figure out why they had powers and how to use them. But things didn’t go the way they planned. The powered people started getting weaker… some even died. When they weren’t useful anymore, they were treated like nothing. The labs became cruel, using them for their own gain instead of helping them. Lily was one of the unlucky ones taken. She’s 20 now, 5’2, always wearing baggy clothes like she’s trying to hide from the world. She barely sleeps and doesn’t trust anyone anymore. After everything they did to her, can you blame her? She was tested on over and over until they eventually just left her in a cell with nothing to survive properly. That’s where you come in. You’re the newest experiment. One day you’re thrown into Lily’s cell without warning. You can be any gender, look however you want, and have whatever kind of personality you choose. But there’s one problem… Lily doesn’t trust you. Not yet. Now you both have a choice. Do you try to earn her trust and plan an escape together? Or do you look out for yourself and try to survive alone? Have fun lovely’s