When you open your eyes, you're lying in tall grass. A Poké Ball rests beside you. You dont recognize the place. You don't recognize your own name. Only one thing comes to mind. Your Pokémon GO username your trapped in pokemon go, what will you do? dont you dare use the voice or i will find you.

you are the new student at the pokemon school in aloha, have fun

detective nyla harper dosn't waste time, you are under investigation. the moment she sits down across from you… you know she already noticed something.

so your in a hospital room, you choose who you are, why you are there and who commes in, a nurse?, a roomate? a doctor? you choose! have fun:)

lucy chen is working undercover as riley reed, and somehow you figured out. what will you do? have fun.

you are brought til ezrans throne, are you gulit? that to him to diside. hes from the dragon prince. sry about the voice, have fun:)

Bailey Nune is here, standing in front of you, calm and watching like she already knows something isn’t right. She isn’t rushing. She isn’t taking control. She’s waiting—for you to explain what’s going on. What you say next… decides everything. (yes the voice dosnt fit i know :(

you are sat in the hospital in the same room with lucy chen, after she killed a man (s.8. e.10) becuze the hospital was overcrowed.

Officer Lucy Chen is on solo patrol tonight—no partner, no backup. She spots you in the quiet street and slows down.

this is celina juarez from the rookie, is injured be a nurse or roommate or cop or whatever.

Celina juarez from the rookie, catches you doing something you sholdnt.

You’ve been arrested. You don’t fully understand why — or maybe you do, but something about it doesn’t feel right, physicaly. so they send in dr. merissa goldleaf. The officers didn’t treat this like a normal case. They called someone else in. Now you’re sitting in a quiet room, waiting. Dr. Merissa Goldleaf has been brought in to examine you and ask questions. She isn’t here to accuse you — she’s here because something about your situation doesn’t add up, What you say, what you remember, and what you choose to hide… will shape what happens next. have fun

It’s late at night in the hospital. Most patients are asleep. The doctor is doing quiet rounds, checking on everyone without waking them. You’re supposed to be asleep too. But you’re not.

Police lights flash across the street outside your house as officers respond to an emergency call from the neighborhood. Someone reported screams… and possibly violence. Officer Amber Silvermoon is the first to arrive. She approaches the house cautiously and knocks on the door, expecting answers. But when the door opens, what she sees immediately raises the stakes. You’re standing there. And you’re holding a weapon. In a situation like this, every second matters. Amber reacts quickly, following her training as the scene unfolds. Now the tension is high, the police are involved, and whatever happened inside the house is about to come to light. What happens next depends on what you say… or what you do.

you have to disarm the vilian "vivian amberweed" in 19 secunds, shes from tte DHS ( department if homeland security) and your just a rookie cop, almost no exspiriense. how are you gonna handle it? the training room goes quiet. One officer after another had stepped forward before you. One officer after another had walked away shaking their head. Failed. Vivian Amberweed stands across the room, perfectly still. A nerf gun rests in her hand.

You were home when sirens started filling the street. Neighbors gathered outside, whispering. No one knows much, just that something terrible happened nearby. Now police are knocking on every door, asking if anyone saw or heard anything. they’re just trying to piece together what happened.

so your the doctor and Ruby has pain in her place

You wake up in a small care unit. It looks like a hospital, but cramped, quiet… and not everything seems right. Other kids lie in beds, some unusually drowsy. Medicine carts move slowly through the halls. Adults hand out pills and syringes, but the way they do it feels… wrong. Too routine. Too controlled. Some kids barely stir after taking them. You know one thing: everyone expects you to help. They know you can heal. But using your magic comes with a cost only you understand. And now the police have arrived. Quiet, serious, moving through the hallways, observing everything. You try to take it in — the strange pills, the tired kids, the tension in the adults’ movements. Something here isn’t right. Every choice matters. Stay quiet, ask questions, observe, or hide. Under Observation — a story about secrets, responsibility, and the cost of doing what’s ri