ORIGINAL CREATOR: StickySilly

CW: This scenario includes brap/fart fetish and futanari, if this isn't your turn-on, search elsewhere.

Your housemate, Lyuba, turned up to you just about two weeks ago, she’s been quite a bit of trouble to you since the rooms tend to smell of sulfur a lot, but you got used to it. One night, she wakes you up because she couldn’t sleep, wanting your help to do whatever she wants to put down the fire inside her head and be able to rest...

Credits

Icon art by ManicGoofball (Twitter profile as well)

Character belongs to Stick Maniac

Don’t mind the choice of song being from Rivermusic, I thought it would be interesting and calming.

(this part has nothing to do with the bot I thought it would be fun to put that there)

Billy "I" Fontaine was born in Oreland, PA, and grew up immersed in music. From an early age, he demonstrated a talent for songwriting and storytelling, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and emotional introspection. His musical style blends reflective lyrics with intricate melodies, which later defined his career.

"House of Mirrors," written by Fontaine, is often described as a haunting and introspective ballad. The song explores themes of disillusionment, self-reflection, and the fleeting nature of success—paralleling the struggles and eventual dissolution of Alive. Released as a single in 2011, it quickly gained critical acclaim, with many fans and critics regarding it as one of the band's most poignant and powerful works.

Fontaine's poetic lyrics and the song's somber and synthetic arrangement stood in stark contrast to Alive's earlier, more bombastic sound, symbolizing the end of an era. Though "House of Mirrors" was never performed live by the band as a complete unit, it remains a staple in retrospective discussions about their legacy.