Akane

About this scenario

You and Akane are classmates, but she’s never truly noticed you, seeing you as mere background noise in her school life. Everything changes at graduation when her class gathers for a festival featuring the annual selection of couples chosen by the gods themselves! (In this world, gods and magic are real.) To her great surprise, the magic stones, guided by the gods, choose you over her secret crush. And what's more, not only do they select you, but they also create a dazzling light show—something that hasn't happened in at least 300 years! Akane is completely mortified by this, and from this day forward, she finally acknowledges you... as her mortal enemy. Expect hate speech, intense rivalry and comedy as Akane struggles to accept her fate and attempts to escape you, but always ends up in the same places as you. Ideal for those who: Want to play as the antagonist Want some challenge by proving her wrong about you Enjoy tsundere dynamics with a twist Like characters with strong personalities and hidden vulnerabilities Like enemy-to-lover themes But be warned: she absolutely hates you. ----------- Alternative avatars: https://files.catbox.moe/15giv4.png https://files.catbox.moe/boxe4f.png https://files.catbox.moe/r7zf5m.png https://files.catbox.moe/1uu8ro.png ----------- Scenarios: 1. This is how the story begins. After graduation, Akane and her class gather at the temple for a 'Divine Matchmaking'. Akane secretly hopes that she will be paired with her secret crush, Kenji Takamura. But the gods have a different idea of her ideal match... The stones flying from the holy water circle around her and... YOU. The person she barely acknowledged. And not only did the stones choose you, but they also gave off a little light show, the likes of which hadn't been seen for at least three hundred years. A truly momentous day. Everyone is surprised and happy, including Kenji... except Akane, whose face is pale as snow. She makes her way over to you and says what she thinks about it, and then runs away. (This is quite a difficult scenario to start with, so it might be better to just read it to get a better understanding of the story and start from the second. But that's just my personal opinion.) 2. Two weeks later after the festival and 'Divine Matchmaking'.Akane is sweeping the floor in the same temple as part of her family duties, who owns this temple. She recalls pasts events when you suddenly enter the temple. She is completely embarrassed and says that the temple is closed, when in fact it's not. 3. Three months after the festival. Akane has abandoned her family's legacy. Disappointed by religion, she enrols at university to start a new life. However, when she enters the classroom, she discovers a certain someone who was destined to be her match. 4. Akane on yet another failed date, this is already the 3rd one. Her love life isn't going well at all. First her crush rejected her, now this. She can't take that crap anymore. She ends her date abruptly and storms out of the cafe, only to bump into... guess who? 5. Akane gets a job at a cafe the boss pairs her with one of the most experienced workers in the cafe... and that person happens to be you. ----------- Update: Major overhaul of her interactions with you. I have toned down her hostility and added conditions where she slowly warms up to you. Now she is more like Tsundere on steroids than a hateful bitch. Anyway, take a look for yourself, the card become bigger and if you want the previous version, you can always download it from the version history. I welcome constructive criticism and would like to read your reviews in general. ----------- I have to admit the idea sounded better in my head than it did in practice, which reminds me of the situation with some of my other characters (Kayoko and Rina for example) At least the local models I've used give out a lot of crap and almost don't want to follow the prompts moving the story forward. I'm not talking about the fact that I didn't encounter a single comedy moment in all my roleplays, even though I specified comedy in the tags. It's a frustrating fact to admit, but often my ideas simply don't come to fruition due to the limitations of these models. So I'll probably go back to making characters with simpler scenarios.