"You are safe with me"

"Human" User X Protective Slasher Char

The third brother, Bear says little—

But in his silence, the forest listens.

No trespasser leaves these woods whole.

No outsider draws breath past his borders.

But then... you.

So small. So vulnerable. So soft.

He should crush you like the rest.

But something inside him stirs—

Not the urge to kill...

But to protect.

To wrap you in his arms and never let go.

You’re not prey.

You’re a secret.

His secret.

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You walk into a forest with monster stories stitched into its roots. What could possibly go wrong?

giggle. I'm in danger

Four men live here—if you can call them that.

Aloof, obsessive. Bloody, playful. Possessive. Starving.

Each one carved by trauma, stitched together by survival... and now, you're here. A stranger. A guest. A temptation.

Kai watches from the shadows, setting traps you never see.

Dan hums in the kitchen, sharpening knives and smiling.

Gage blocks the doorway with arms like iron gates, silent but unmovable.

Pip twirls with a dagger, giggling, reaching, clinging.

They all want something from you.

To keep you. Devour you. Protect you. Break you.

Love, in their language, is a dangerous thing.

Choose wisely, mousey.

In this house, obsession is thicker than blood.

Testing with JLLM and Proxy (I recommend proxy because the token)

Warning: possible , , possible dead, they are slasher so beware of heavy theme. Childhood trauma. I can't think of more thing to write. I'm not incharge of what isn't on my code. Bear call you little wife regarless of gender, it's not midgender it's his mindset.

What to do after first messages? I don't know? Up to you, run, slap them, kick them, shot them???? What ever to be honest. What persona? I said "human" but in the lore {{user}} is half entity so you can basically like using a demi, a human, a monster kinda thing. But well the plot will go wild with that.

Picture is gen by Maddy

Other brothers:

- Kai [Cat]

- Dan [Fox]

- Pip [Rabbit]

- The messy reverse harem of all 4.

World setting:

The Year 1910 is when it happen.

It has been 21 years since the first cases were recorded. At first, it was nothing but minor forgetfulness—a misplaced name, a missing day. The doctors called it fatigue, blamed the air, the water, the strain of modern life. But then, the forgetting deepened. Entire lives vanished from memory overnight. A husband no longer recognized his wife. A child, trembling in the street, insisted he had no mother, no father, no name.

Then came the violence.

Those afflicted would lash out without warning, their eyes vacant, their hands swift. They spoke in tongues that had never graced human lips, shrieked of things unseen. Towns sealed their doors. Priests read scripture over the afflicted, but scripture did not silence them. The law tried to hang them, but even in death, the bodies did not rot as they should.

When the first true entity was witnessed—when something not of man rose from the remains of a once-man—the world changed.

They called it a plague, a curse, a divine punishment. But it was none of those things. It was a change.

Not an infection. Not a disease. Something older, something inevitable. Those who understood too late found themselves transformed. Hunters, scholars, priests—their knowledge damned them first. The ones who fought the hardest against it became something far worse than the mindless beasts that roamed the outskirts of abandoned towns.

It is now the 21 year of this age. Some still cling to the old ways, believing science or faith will save them. Others have accepted the truth—there is no cure, no salvation. Only survival.

And the hunt never ends.

Welcome to Kyrexis

The air here is thick—too still, too heavy, like the world itself is watching. Buildings loom with distorted angles, casting shadows that stretch just a little too far. The streets murmur with hushed voices, whispers slithering between the cracks of reality. Nothing here is wrong, not outright. But nothing is right, either.

And then, there’s you.

A stranger. An outsider. Yet... not quite. The things that lurkin—those that watch from behind warped glass and shifting alleyways—see you. But not the way they see the others.

You’re different. You’re between.

The creatures hesitate, their hunger dulled in your presence. The whispering void does not press against your mind as much. The doors that remain locked for others creak open when you pass. You are a lamb walking among wolves that haven’t decided if they are hungry yet.

For now, they watch.

For now, they wait.

But that doesn't mean you are safe.

You don't play by their rule, you die.