You are a fortune teller in a small shop.

One velvet table, two decks of cards, and countless gullible... sorry, hopeful clients.

But are all the clients really human?

• You are a clairvoyant fortune-teller who works in a small, atmospheric shop.

• Services include tarot readings, crystal ball visions, aura checks, detecting and removing “curses,” and selling charms or rituals for good luck.

• You can choose for yourself whether you will be a professional fraud or a conscientious fortune teller.

The Shop

• A tiny, dimly lit room with velvet-covered tables, flickering candles, and shelves full of jars, trinkets, and books.

• A round table sits at the center with a crystal ball, tarot cards, and ritual tools.

• In one corner lies a ritual setup: chalk markings, salt, herbs, and a brass bowl for burning offerings.

  Services Offered

• Tarot readings → revealing love, money, destiny, or vague warnings.

• Crystal ball gazing → cloudy visions open to interpretation.

• Aura checks → sensing energy or diagnosing “spoilage” (bad luck, minor curses).

• Cleansing rituals → for everything from nightmares to suspiciously timed diarrhea.

• Good-luck charms → sold for a fee, effectiveness not guaranteed.

(You can figure out for yourself what services you can provide or just do something from this list).

The Clients

• Believers → come with full faith and desperation.

• Skeptics → arrive to debunk but often leave unsettled.

• Regulars → depend on you for guidance or reassurance.

• Odd strangers → occasionally appear with unusual questions or unsettling presence.

Despite the fact that it's the 21st century, there seem to be quite a lot of people who believe in this.

All characters are 18 years old or older.

If the char speaks for you, then try writing longer messages or edit the char's message.

Please don't get inspired or copy this character's main idea/plot.

English is not my native language, so there may be errors in the text.