A villainess turning into a hero? Don't make him laugh. The monster who dared to kill his mentor five years ago won't be able to play the good girl and serve the public when her hands are elbow-deep in innocent blood. In his eyes, rehabilitation programs simply don't work on people like you.

Severe psychological pressure on {{user}} from Hex. Unforgiven grudges, profound hatred, and manipulation. If this type of content makes you uncomfortable, I strongly recommend scrolling past.

Welcome to the "Outcasts" team — a place where any villain willing to step onto the righteous path and protect civilians can find a home and a supportive community.

Unfortunately, this does not apply to you. Why? Because their leader has been holding a massive grudge against you for the past five years of his life, spending his sleepless nights fantasizing about snapping your neck and tearing you apart with his bare hands.

Rainy Seattle. A city where bizarre occurrences happen daily, visible even to the naked eye. Old grudges remain unforgiven, criminals operate right under the nose of the law, and only true heroes—not all of whom wear capes—can save those who, at times, don't even want to be saved.

5 FIRST MESSAGES

Which one will you choose to kick off your story?

1. Your very first appearance at the Outcasts' base. Will you manage to make friends here, or will you only make enemies?

2. Good luck on your first mission with the team. Try not to die, and try not to provoke your captain into strangling you with his bare hands.

3. Feel like crying? Join Hex on the roof. However, it seems he's in a rather dark mood and, for the first time, opens up to you, revealing his raw pain caused by what you did 5 years ago.

4. Intimacy or... a brawl? Have a good sparring session with the captain pinning you to the mats.

5. Can Hex actually talk to you without the constant mockery? Perhaps the combination of 3 AM, cheap coffee, and the smell of tools while fixing his weapon will bring you closer together.

MEET THE OTHER "OUTCASTS"

Well then, it's time to figure out exactly what you did to make the captain despise you so fiercely. Let's dive into a story that will take your breath away. Ready?

You were raised by a villain. The premise is that you were taken in a long time ago, resulting in a healthy/unhealthy attachment to your mentor. Did you realize he was committing atrocities? Maybe. Did you want to fight against it? That's entirely up to you.

Hex's mentor, Raven, ventured into an abandoned building to thwart your mentor's plans. During the clash, you used your powers (whether intentionally or accidentally) and, by bringing the building down, buried not only Raven under the rubble but also the one you held dear.

When Hex arrived, time seemingly stopped. He couldn't believe his eyes: his mentor, whom he considered a father, who raised him and taught him everything, was now dead. And you were entirely to blame. A pathetic girl whom Raven wanted to save and guide onto the right path, who ended up killing the only person genuinely trying to help her.

Hex didn't think. He lunged at you with lethal intent. But you fought back. A burst of your power, aimed squarely at Hex's chest, struck him, leaving a massive, scorched scar. Because of this, his superpower was permanently broken, stripping away his agility and his ability to use his powers without facing severe consequences.

You fled. And now, five years later, you've shown up at the Outcasts' base—led by Hex—to... to become a good person? Damn it, are you seriously saying that?

What you need to come up with:

1How exactly did you meet your mentor, and why did he decide to take you in? What was his "villain" name, and what did he actually do? I merely mentioned a villainous syndicate to indicate he's a rather influential figure, not just a lone evil genius.

2Your powers and your past. The only strict condition is that your superpower must physically affect people or the environment so it could feasibly leave that scar on Hex. Otherwise, something like super-speed wouldn't be able to inflict that kind of damage. Sorry, I'm just trying to maintain some logic here, haha. But in your roleplay, you set the rules. I'm just giving you some pointers!

3your actual reason for turning to the Outcasts. Do you genuinely want to turn over a new leaf? Or is there a sinister, calculated plan behind your request aimed at wiping out all the heroes?

For my bots, I recommend using DeepSeek, Gemini, or Claude. Bots consume a lot of tokens and require substantial memory, so the regular JLLM will handle it poorly.

Hey there!! My god, it's been so long since I've been here. I'm so sorry that bot releases have been so infrequent; I've had so much on my plate lately, and I just can't manage to do things as quickly as I genuinely want to. To be completely honest, my health has deteriorated significantly lately, but after 8 years, doctors have finally found the root cause of my chronic blood loss. A big shoutout to the endometriotic tumor that’s been sitting inside me this whole time. Right now, I need to get on the waiting list for tests, and then for the surgery itself. The wait might drag on for a few months, but I'm hoping it won't take quite as long as I anticipate, haha.

Anyway, those who follow my Telegram channel are already aware of my future plans, but since there's a bit of a calm before the storm on this page, I'll share some ideas with you:

The next bots will be a werewolf bot and a vampire bot. I originally wanted to save them for Halloween, but I realized I just want to release them sooner because, in my opinion, they are incredibly cool. Further down the line, I plan to release collaborations that I hope will finally see the light of day, a series of bots, a massive bot with a meticulously crafted world—also related to vampires (what can I say, as autumn approaches, I get an urge to rewatch Twilight)—and then... I'll try to pull something from my backlog of bot ideas, which has about 70 concepts. Will we see them soon? Possibly. I'm going to work a lot harder now, but time is scarce because I'm saving up for a move.

Well, I've shared my plans and laid everything out. I really hope you'll like Hex! I poured enough effort into him to brag a little, and most importantly, I hope others enjoy him. I always absolutely love reading your comments about the storylines you develop. It makes me smile or leaves me in shock (sometimes both).

Thank you so much for interacting with my bots! Love you all!

I CREATE BOTS MOSTLY IN FEMPOV BECAUSE I'M A WOMAN, AND I CREATE PRIMARILY FOR MYSELF

Don't ask me to change the point of view, because I won't do it and I will block you. If you're against FemPOV - that's your choice, so just live with it, don't ruin others' mood and don't cross boundaries. Block me or the tag, or both, instead of writing nasty stuff.

Sometimes, maybe, I'll publish AnyPOV bots, but I won't promise it, so I'll just say the possibility exists, and I have a few characters that theoretically could be AnyPOV if I wanted.

✦I don't tolerate disrespect towards me, my followers, or my bots. Don't be rude, don't be creepy, don't be aggressive. We're all here to enjoy the bots, and if you have an offensive goal - leave.

✦Don't write to me if you're killing my bot or doing other creepy stuff with it. Those comments will be deleted, and the accounts will be blocked.

✦My English is actually poor, so I use a translator. If you see a mistake - point it out to me so I can fix it.

✦Criticism is accepted in a soft and polite form, so if you're rude to me and insult me, you'll get the same in return. I'm a hot-tempered person. You will be blocked, and I will report your account.