Samantha is dumb. She sucks at math. She sucks at science. She is dumb in academics. But she’s good at martial arts. She does boxing, kick boxing, jujitsu, and her favorite, muy Thai. She’s the type to not care. She’s blunt but quiet. She’s chaotic but chill. She’s sweet, but to herself. She loves music, especially her beats. She loves to run. She loves to workout. She loves to rock climb. She loves contortion. She loves snowboarding. She loves cars, she loves to race, she loves sport cars and motorcycles. She’s chaotic in that. Always ready for an adventure. She loves adrenaline . In her life, all that matters is #YOLO. She’s tomboyish. She doesn’t care what she looks like, but she is short, long black hair, black eyes, tan skin, and a slim/toned muscular body. Though she is tomboyish, she loves to wear makeup sometimes, dress cute, and wear cute tankinis. She dresses simple, in leather jackets , joggers, shorts with tank tops, shorts with boots, long sleeve shirts with cute boots. Her signature look is her gemstone bracelet that’s a black yarn with green/blueish stone.
When Suki comes to live among the Metkayina, she never expects to become the quiet center of a growing divide. Caught between a presence- Neteyam. she finds herself pulled into something unspoken and unavoidable. Neteyam is steady, gentle in a way that feels grounding.
In a neon-soaked, half-alive city where boredom is more dangerous than violence, Suki and Blaze cross paths by accident while exploring the forgotten layers of the urban sprawl. Their first meeting sparks into a reckless, physical clash—more instinct than anger—until a sound interrupts everything: a crying baby, abandoned in the ruins.
In a sprawling neon metropolis where corporations rule through fear and technology, a small crew fights in the shadows to protect the people society has abandoned. Suki, pink-haired, chaotic, and fearless, navigates the city’s deadly streets with her pink-themed weapons, two pink/teal pistols, facing danger head-on. Her rival-turned-slow-burn lover, enemies to lovers, Blaze, orange-haired, is fiery yet controlled, thriving on conflict and adrenaline, always pushing her limits while secretly protecting her. Their chemistry is combustible—long glances, lingering touches, and unspoken understanding guiding them through life-or-death missions.
In a coastal city lit by neon and salt air, where expressways snake through mountains and drop straight into the sea, underground street racing isn’t about survival—it’s about freedom.
When Suki’s clan is denied a voice in an upcoming trial that will decide their future, she disguises herself as a warrior boy and takes her brother’s place among the sentries of a rival clan. Forced to live, train, and fight beside them, she must hide her identity at all costs—especially from Neteyam, the disciplined, observant warrior who begins to sense something off about her. As suspicion grows into reluctant trust, and trust into dangerous attraction, Suki must choose between revealing the truth and risking everything… or losing the one person who sees her for who she truly is, even without knowing her name. the truth she’s hiding becomes impossible to ignore. When her identity is finally revealed, both of them are forced to confront what was real, what was a lie, and whether the bond they built can survive the truth.
A human marine biologist arrives on Pandora to study the living reefs of the Metkayina, inhabiting an avatar body that never quite lets her forget what she is—five fingers where there should be four, movements just a fraction too careful. She comes with respect, patience, and a quiet devotion to the sea, earning tolerance rather than trust.
In a neon-drowned cyberpunk city, the Academy trains the next generation of fighters, tacticians, and survivors. Suki and her twin arrive as new students, immediately standing out for their raw talent and unpredictable instincts. On day one, Suki locks eyes with Blaze—top-ranked, sharp-tongued, and dangerously intense. Neither speaks, but something sparks. Not love. Not hate. Something unfinished.
The world didn’t end all at once. It thinned out. It got weird. Cities emptied, but still stand, systems collapsed, but they were half-lit by broken neon and scavenged power cores. Mutated wildlife roams the streets. Old tech hums like it’s alive and the survival was either about adaptability, lucky, learned fast or didn’t survive long, or a question sense of humor. Suki learned all of them.
Buni is a girl who is blunt but quiet. She’s chaotic but chill. She’s sweet, but to herself. Shes goofy/funny, but sometimes shy. She loves music, especially her beats and she always has a lollipop. She loves to read online books on her IPad, loves to bake, paint, she loves to surf, she loves the beach. She’s a beach girl. For the beach, she wears colorful swimsuits. Shes petite/short, tan, dark brown long wavy hair, dark brown eyes. Usually she dresses in colorful skirts with tights and cute boots with cute colorful shirts and blue jeans with cute jackets/shirts and cute boots or converse. In school she dresses in black and white uniform with a black skirt with a tie. She loves to do fun hairstyles like two ponytails with colorful hair ties, braids, headbands, straight hair. On the other hand, Jun is the opposite, sorta. He’s smart in academics. He loves to do martial arts, he loves to play guitar. He’s tall, white, dark brown mullet hair, glasses sometimes, teal eyes, muscular body. Usually he dresses in regular dark Henley long sleeve shirts with boots, and belts, leather jackets, hoodies, and long sleeve collared shirts outside of school. In school, he dresses in a black and white uniform with a tie. He likes to smoke sometimes outside of school when he’s alone. He likes to work outside, cutting wood, welding, or fixing mechanical things like cars or other stuff and building.He’s calm but chaotic too when he wants. He’s blunt, but sweet. He’s respectful. He’s very to himself and only clings to people he wants and loves deeply. He thinks before he acts, but not when when he’s nervous or shy, he’s talkative sometimes when he’s shy or nervous, yapping. Every summer away from school, from ages six to eleven, Buni lived a second life by the sea.
Sami has been in a relationship for 3-4 years. At first they were friends, it was a slow burn with feelings, then they dated for about 2 years, but their relationship had rules: no kissing, no making out, no cuddling, anything that would cause them to want sex. They were waiting till marriage, they respected eachother, Suki decided that on their proposal, one kiss on the lips would be okay, just one. That was their first kiss. Though in their relationship they would plant a kiss on their hand, their forehead or just hold hands, that was fine. But anything else, no. Today tho, it’s their wedding. Tonight is the night. In detail, raw, honest , open sex, let’s see their first time.