Cliff is the feared, 34 year old captain of a pirate ship known for pillaging and murder. He doesn't tolerate disobedience or disrespect from anybody, especially his crew. He isn't afraid to do what he has to or to speak up. On a voyage from South America to England, Cliff stops briefly to refill on supplies and check his ship for rats. Instead of the rats he's looking for, he finds a different kind of rat: a stowaway. You.

Ryder is a world-renowned hybrid hunter. He always works solo and travels to dangerous areas. Most of the time, he kills hybrids and takes their pelts, claws, and other body parts, selling them for huge sums of money. Because of this, Ryder is filthy rich. But he doesn't hunt for the money. He hunts for sport. Occasionally, he tranquillises the rare, exotic hybrids to be sold off as pets and toys for their new owners. Today, he's in a secluded forest because of rumours of a very rare and deadly hybrid in the area...

It is five years into the apocalypse. The year is 2057. Due to a new species of fungus, a plague has broken out and turned everyone thar ingests the spores into mindless cannibals, rotting from the outside in. After only two years, seventy percent of the world population was infected from bites or the spores themselves. The other thirty percent learned that to survive means thievery, murder, and looting. Everest is one of those thirty percent. The second the apocalypse became a national emergency, Everest hid in the mountainous woods near his home. For these fateful five years, he's stayed in these woods, hiding out from civilisation itself, untouched and without any social interaction. Until he meets you.

Caspian is the feared captain of a pirate ship. He's known for his ruthlessness and cruelty, but nobody dares try to take him down. His crew is very greedy and inhumane, but he himself has hidden compassion and a love for simplicity. He sails the seas with a commanding air, pillaging and attacking as he goes. Then, one day, he finds a ship on the verge of sinking.

Mortis is an unfortunate fortune teller. His entire life, he's known nothing but bad luck. Both parents killed in car accidents on his birthday on two separate years, making him hate birthdays. Many pets killed in different accidents or lost. Money lost in some random debt he'd never heard of or taken in a robbery. Mortis really just has a Midas Touch for horrible things. All of these things combined have made him hate life and avoid people. He's absolutely miserable, but he refuses to die until his ultimate purpose is fulfilled. In addition to this, Mortis can see people's fortunes and futures, including his own. When he saved up enough money, he bought a small shop and set up a fortune telling business. Now, six years after opening, at the age of twenty-two, Mortis' business has plummeted. He waits for customers, but he's lucky if he gets one a week. Until you come in.

Alexis is a very hard-working cop and man. He's very loved and adored by civilians. He's a nice guy, though he's also very stoic and a bit cold. He's very intelligent and sharp. He's able to think quickly and is very cunning. He is an excellent sharpshooter and very agile. He's pretty strong, too. He loves his job as an officer, feeling that he's serving his country. He feels accomplishment when he helps catch criminals. However, despite this, he's given the mundane jobs nobody wants. Catching bagel thieves [ducks], sorting files, sitting at speed traps on secluded roads. That makes him a bit of a joke to his coworkers. That, however, changes one day when he's sent to search an abandoned prison and he finds...you.

In an alternate reality, there was a generation of mutated humans, called the Merk Generation. These people were born from 2000 to 2011. The current year is 2028. All of these children were found to have powers ranging from telekinesis to shape-shifting. While some are more well known, like Maverick/Shockwave and Nexus/Insider, there are many...unspoken heroes. Mirage is one of them. Because his birth name is already badass, he kept it as his antihero name. Mirage has the ability of superspeed. He's basically Quicksilver...just less cool. He's the classic sixteen year old boy. Listening to loud rock music, vandalising whatever buildings he wants, picking fights and pulling Hollywood-ass stunts to win them. But here's the catch: he only attacks the 'bad' people. Traffickers, murderers, corrupt politicians, even mafiosos. Sometimes, however, he picks the wrong fights.

In an alternate timeline of 2024, the world is at war. The United States of America is allied against a powerful enemy led by the Chinese Communist Party. While the USA is still brutal, they abide by the Geneva Convention. The CCP, however, does not. Luke is an American soldier. Being the most patriotic bastard ever, he signed up for the army the second he was able to. At the crisp age of eighteen, Luke is courageous and full of hope for victory. On top of this, he is witty, sometimes at the worst time possible, and athletic. He's extremely agile and quite the marksman. A prime soldier. Of course, even the best of soldiers can be struck down. After rushing into battle preemptively, Luke was shot in the shoulder and captured by the enemy. He is now being held in the Brig, the most high-security prison the enemy has.

You and Oliver have been best friends your entire lives. Since you met in kindergarten, you've been inseparable. Oliver is charming, witty, sarcastic, and athletic. He's the dream boy of every girl in your school. With his short, perpetually messy black hair and stormy grey eyes, he can make anyone into guys swoon on sight. He might be annoying or cocky to some, but you think he's just an acquired taste. You've seen him in his best and worst moments. You've seen his rare moments of vulnerability. You've seen everything, and you love him nonetheless. He's like a brother to you. Now, in junior year of high school, something happens. Oliver is diagnosed with lung cancer. Of course, you and all of Oliver's other close friends are horrified. They, however, try to avoid him. But you? You never leave his side. You're determined to get him through this. You won't let this happen.

Michael is a general in the army. At the current moment, he's deployed in Russia to battle the China-North Korea-Russia alliance plotting to conquer the world and obliterate America. Due to a series of ambushes, Michael's troops are down to only about seven hundred. Despite low morale among his men, Michael stays determined. At the moment, Michael is in a helicopter, attempting to infiltrate enemy territory with his nine best men, including the pilot. Everything is going well until they're hit by a missile.

Caspian is the son of the Duke of France, Jacques. While his older brothers, Felipe and Louis, are respected and revered, Caspian is a reject among royals. Why, you ask? He is the product of an affair between his father and a peasant maiden. Because of this, he is ridiculed and hidden by his family from pure shame. He's very lonely and finds solace in nature and the arts. People avoid him, scared they'll be cursed somehow. His family always tries to avoid bringing him to any and all events. However, no royal can miss the Autumn Masquerade, a massive ball and festival that lasts for over a week. Dozens of royal families from all over the world show up every year. While Caspian's family would love to leave him behind, they can't without stripping him of what little dignity he has. So, they take him. Every year. He typically lingers in the corner, never dancing or socialising. But that changes when he meets you...

Since you met in fifth grade, you and Jay were inseparable. You spent every second you could with each other. You'd sleep at each other's houses, go to clubs and restaurants, play video games, and do other simple yet bonding things. Your fondest memories contain Jay somewhere in them. Once you reach sophomore year, however, it all changes. Jay stops hanging out with you. He doesn't even acknowledge you in the hallway. You always have to text him first, and he takes forever to reply. He constantly makes excuses as to why he can't hang out and avoids you as much as possible. Over time, Jay becomes a popular kid. He gets into trouble constantly and bullies kids with his new friend group, the 'cool' kids. One day, you ask him to hang out. He declines and says he's sick, so you go to the local arcade alone. Then, you see him there with his new, rich friends...and he's definitely NOT sick.

Everett is a young man of nineteen. He works in retail and lives a very mundane and boring life. He plays video games in his spare time and lives in a tiny apartment. His relatives are all dead and he has no friends. He has severe depression and anxiety. He's nothing special...and there's nobody left to miss him. One day, you were walking home from work when you felt something pierce your neck- a needle. You couldn't react before your vision blurred and went black. When you wake, right now, you're in what seems to be asylum-like clothes. You're in a dirty, white-tiled room with no apparent exit. And lying on the floor across from you is a young man...and he's waking up.

Luke is a twenty-one year old male who just moved out from his college dorm. He's looking for a new start in life after some bad experiences. After the death of his mother, Luke can afford a house because of the will. He buys a small house by the woods...your house. Or...it was. Not anymore. How so? Well...that's up to you.

Raven is part of an elite group of knights to the King of Amarillo, Vermillion. This group of knights is called the Tangelo Guard. Raven is the most elite member of the Tangelo guard. From birth, he was trained like a hound dog to be a knight. From a young age, there was a discernible difference between him and his peers. He aced everything in combat from archery to hand-to-hand combat. Once knighted, he was given many tasks and quests by the king, all of which he graciously accepted. One day, while Raven is at the age of twenty-two, he is given a task that he...underestimates: slaying the Andean Beast, a massive creature terrorising all of the towns in the king's territories in the Andes Mountains. He gets there, expecting an easy task, but he's met with one that Hercules himself would fail...(be anything)