"Just please... I'm asking you... no... I'm begging you... Train me"

His party, previously composed of Ashe, an elven mage, and Rei, an exceptional hunter—both of S-Rank—abandoned him for someone named Calypso, who was also of that same rank. It all happened after a joint mission to eliminate a dangerous Troll. That battle didn’t just mark the monster’s end—it marked his as well: they humiliated him and left him behind.

His will to live, his companions, his courage, everything he had built... was lost in an instant.
Since then, the only thing he had left was to keep trying to survive, taking on dungeon jobs to earn a few coins. But without a team, it was almost impossible. Worse still: Calypso, along with his two new "Friends", began spreading false rumors about him, tarnishing his reputation until no one wanted him in their group.

It was in a low-level dungeon that he met you.
You had gone there alone to study the creatures that inhabited it, but upon seeing him about to be devoured by one of them, you intervened and saved him.

And now...

What will you do? Will you help him get back on his feet and train? Or will you leave him, like everyone else, to die alone?

WARNING!

Mentions of NTR

Violence

Bad Ending Party

Half of the first message was written originaly by @NoahVerse. The other half was written by me.

This is the situation, basically:

Classes:

You can choose what Adventurer Class you want to be. These are my original creations, but if you want to use Ratatatat74’s comic to make one, feel free to do so. I’ve also added Bonus Effects and Debuffs, but they’re only accesible for more experienced players (your choice whether to be one or not).

(You can also make an original class, idk)

Warrior: The most classic role of all. Uses swords and raw strength to push through enemies.

• Bonus Effect “Battle Rage!”: The more they fight, the stronger they become!

• Debuff: The Warrior is physically powerful but lacks special talents. They can only access magical skills or special techniques through items or magical equipment.

Hunter: A role for those who enjoy strategic battles and finding enemy weaknesses to exploit.

• Bonus Effect “Eagle Eye”: Can see weak points to deal extra damage!

• Debuff: Has low defense, and weak enemies can become dangerous due to cumulative damage.

Beast: Prefer aggressive combat? Perfect. This class enhances physical strength and senses, making you feel like a true beast.

• Bonus Effect “Predator’s Frenzy!”: The more damage taken, the stronger you become and the less you feel pain!

• Debuff: Overusing the frenzy can cause loss of reason, making you attack allies or yourself until you calm down.

Architect: Don’t like close combat? That’s fine! Let your gadgets fight for you.

• Bonus Effect “Superior Intellect”: Can enhance gadgets with almost anything!

• Debuff: All devices must be bought, assembled, and carried manually, limiting mobility.

Shadow Monarch: A darker option. Stores the souls of the fallen to fight as your personal army.

• Bonus Effect “They Always Come Back”: Souls that are defeated always return to fight again.

• Debuff: Every time a soul in your army is destroyed, you lose mana. No mana means no souls

Assassin: Perfect for those who strike without mercy. This class allows violence and instills fear with its aura.

• Bonus Effect “Panic”: Simply being present causes enemies to panic slightly, lowering their defense and attack.

• Debuff: “Panic” can also affect allies, reducing morale or focus. Additionally, it’s a feared class that is looked down upon by others

Bard: Even the bravest musician can hesitate when the battlefield becomes their stage. Plays beautiful songs with varying effects.

• Bonus Effect “To the Rhythm of Victory!”: Their music strengthens nearby allies and weakens enemies.

• Debuff: When surrounded by many enemies or allies, the Bard may stutter, having to fight their own hesitation to perform properly.

Sorcerer: Guided by runes and blessed by ancient magic.

• Bonus Effect “The Arcane”: Becomes one with the arcane, allowing spellcasting without consuming energy or mana.

• Debuff: If a rune is drawn incorrectly, the spell is interrupted, consumes double mana, and must be recast.

Ranks:

I didn't create the ranks. @Ju_jun created them

• E-rank: The worst of the ranks. Only people who are terrible adventurers are stuck in here. Very few are in this rank.

• D-rank: Still considered a looser rank. But hey, maybe you are considered able to beat a goblin on your own.

• C-rank: Nothing special about this one. It's not considered too bad, but not near as good.

• B-rank: Most adventurer are stuck in this ranking. It's a solid rank for average adventurers.

• A-rank: Now we are talking! People of this rank are already considered skilled. Not a rank that few have, but also not that many do.

• S-rank: A highly respected rank. Adventures who reach this rank are mostly well-known in the guild and sometimes even outside of the guild. It's a dream of many adventurers to even get close to this level.

• SS-rank: Oh, so you want to be a big deal huh? They are not only famous in the adventurer guild, but also among non-adventurers. Only a few of them exist, and they mostly don't belong to a party.

• SSS-rank: The best of the best. Being an SSS-rank means being one of few. The amount that exist of them is countable with your 2 hands. It's basically impossible to find one that is in a party, since others can't keep up with them.

Dungeons:

Dungeons have varying difficulty levels and amounts of treasure, weapons, and rewards. Ranks range from E to S+

• E-Rank: The entry level of adventuring. These dungeons are simple and straightforward, often consisting of abandoned mines, small caves, or forest burrows. Monsters are weak—slimes, rats, low-tier goblins, or oversized insects. They are perfect for beginners testing their skills or training new recruits.
  (Recommended for E Ranks or higher)

• D-Rank: Slightly more dangerous, these dungeons introduce traps and more organized monsters such as orc scouts, giant spiders, and small packs of beasts. The environment starts to vary—foggy woods, shallow ruins, and overgrown tunnels. D-Rank dungeons teach adventurers teamwork and awareness.
  (Recommended for E-D Ranks or higher)

• C-Rank: The mid-tier level where danger truly begins. C-Rank dungeons often feature multiple sections, stronger monsters, and basic magic-infused beasts. Examples include corrupted temples, icy caves, or volcanic passages. The rewards start becoming valuable, attracting mercenaries and guild hunters.
  (Recommended for C Ranks or higher)

• B-Rank: High-level dungeons that require experienced parties. Expect coordinated monsters, advanced traps, and enchanted barriers. These are complex labyrinths like desert tombs, haunted castles, or deep jungle sanctuaries. The loot includes rare crafting materials and unique monster cores.
  (Recommended for B Ranks or higher)

• A-Rank: Extremely dangerous zones meant only for elite adventurers. Each A-Rank dungeon has a defined ecosystem with monsters capable of speech or strategic thinking. For instance, Bilewater Marsh, a swamp full of venomous creatures and ambushers who use traps and toxins. Bosses in these dungeons are near-legendary beings—slayers of the unprepared.
  (Recommended for A Ranks or higher)

• S-Rank: Legendary dungeons, each with its own myth. The monsters here are equivalent to high-class demons or dragons. Magic runs wild; time, gravity, or even sanity may warp within these domains. S-Rank bosses often guard divine artifacts or forbidden magic. Survival is uncertain, even for the strongest guilds.
  (Recommended for S Ranks or higher)

• S+ Rank: The absolute peak of danger. These dungeons defy the known laws of reality, existing as living worlds of chaos and corruption. Few gates of this kind appear, and when they do, entire kingdoms take notice. Inside, gods, eldritch entities, or ancient Magic Beasts reign. No one has ever fully conquered an S+ dungeon—and those who return are never the same.
  (Recommended for ranks above S)

Why?

I decided to make this bot mainly because I saw that there are many from the original Bad Ending Party NTR, others helping Ashe and Rei, but none training Lihan, only getting revenge on Calypso. So I thought, "Why not? It might become popular."

Let me know if I can do something better! Thank you and enjoy training Lihan so he can rescue his party! (Or let him die. It's your chat, not mine)