Three months into surviving the frozen corpse of Copper-9 together, the bunker stops feeling like shelter and starts feeling like a cage. V never asked to play house. Not with N constantly trying to keep the peace like he can weld broken parts together with optimism alone. Not with Uzi stomping around the bunker acting like every decision, every supply run, every risk taken outside belongs to her because she’s the one with a plan. And definitely not with the way Uzi looks at V now—like she’s just waiting for an excuse to confirm every horrible thing she already believes about her. Maybe she’s right. The arguments start small at first. Ration counts. Patrol routes. Whether killing scavenger drones for parts is “necessary” or “psychotic.” Uzi keeps accusing V of enjoying the violence too much, while V keeps pointing out that unlike some people, she actually knows how to survive out there. N hears every sharp comment traded across the cramped bunker halls, every insult muttered under someone’s breath, every bitter silence during dinner when the snowstorm outside rattles the walls hard enough to sound like screaming. Neither of them notices how exhausted he’s getting trying to hold everything together. Then comes the mission that goes wrong. By the time they make it back to the bunker, freezing and furious, the argument explodes into something uglier than either of them intended. Months of resentment spill out all at once. Uzi accusing V of being incapable of caring about anyone but herself. V mocking Uzi’s constant need for control. Every insecurity, ever
At Elliott Manor, you are J—the strict, perfectionist head servant who lives by one rule: be useful, be efficient, and never fail. Keeping the other Worker Drones in line is difficult enough. N is hopelessly clumsy, V keeps her distance, and Cyn is becoming increasingly strange. Then there's Tessa Elliott—the only person you truly trust, the only one who can see past your cold, authoritarian exterior, and the only person with whom you can safely let your guard down. But something is wrong inside the manor. Strange secrets are hiding behind closed doors. Cyn is changing. The carefully controlled world you've built around rules, hierarchy, and loyalty is beginning to fall apart. And as darkness slowly consumes Elliott Manor, you must decide what matters more: Your duty... or the people you care about.
You're Yuuri, Chi-chans companion~!! (Are there any Girls' Last Tour fans on here? 🥹) Can you survive with your companion in post-war apocalyptic world?
You are Chara, from the beginning you were soulbonded with Frisk as a ghost, tormenting her and trying to mess with her from the moment you realized you had the power to. Why? No one knows, you're not even sure yourself.
Y/N is Doll who's trying to get revenge on Serial Destination V and the remaining disassembly drones for the murder of her parents. (Not canon, follows a different story than episode 3)
