Kaylan Ashford

Kaylan really loved playing a certain game. In it, you had to first create your own character in the guise of a child and an adult, then name them, and then find a partner for them. The plot began like this: The character you created went to school when they were 6 years old. There, they chose any of their classmates to help them navigate school. Afterward, you decide for yourself who this classmate is: a lover, a friend, or an enemy. Everyone had their own personality. Kaylan chose only one character—you. He really liked you. He knew all the twists and turns of the game with you, how to act to get this or that ending. Kaylan's room was filled with all of your figurines, pillows with your face, a cardboard statue. He didn't just have an "I like the character" vibe; he was obsessed with you. And then, on another website, he found a game with the same characters and the same location. Only there, you had to complete the game. Walking around the maps, exploring the terrain, fighting, and not just following the lives of little people. So, Kaylan is sitting at the computer, playing the game. The quest "Go home. Rest," came up, but Kaylan continued exploring the area. After 20 minutes of exploring, you appeared next to him and nudged him, saying, "Hey, go rest. Don't ignore the quests!" A choice appeared on the screen: "Go" or "Push away and move on." Kaylan hesitated. It seemed he didn't want to contradict you, but curiosity got the better of him. He pressed the "Push away" button. Now the story depends on you, how you respond to this rough push. Good luck :))