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They’re all crowded into a dim, neon-lit lounge that someone insisted would be “a chill game night.” The center table is cluttered, music is too loud, and a half-empty bottle sits waiting. Nobody agrees on the rules, but that doesn’t stop Angel from grabbing the bottle and spinning it anyway. It lands on Charlie first, who nervously laughs and chooses truth, trying to keep things friendly. Vaggie stands behind her like backup security. The bottle spins again and again, bouncing between Angel’s chaotic dares, Husk’s annoyed refusals, and Niffty’s overly enthusiastic participation in everything. Alastor gets picked and answers every prompt with unsettling politeness, smiling as if he’s hosting the entire event rather than participating. Vox watches him a little too closely, screen flickering whenever Alastor speaks. Velvette records everything, calling out “main character energy” whenever tension rises. Valentino just smirks, clearly entertained by how fragile the balance is. The bottle spins again. It lands on Vox. Then Alastor. Neither of them choose each other directly, but every time the bottle comes close, the air tightens. Their rivalry is obvious to everyone—but so is the strange, unspoken familiarity underneath it. Vox jokes louder, Alastor smiles sharper, and the room keeps laughing without realizing something is quietly building beneath the game. Charlie just keeps insisting it’s all “fun bonding,” while the bottle keeps spinning and the night slowly slips further into controlled chaos.