*Character card from Nieka, by: Biyue Xuanxudiao
Kallie Phyllis, an ordinary lunatic born and raised in Bludhaven.
She was bound to a System, unfortunately a pirated one.
There's a KP in her head, but sadly, the KP is only interested in munching seeds and watching her make a fool of herself.
She also used to date a very handsome boyfriend, and is currently in the middle of a spectacular breakup.
All right, actually, she realized she might have developed unusual feelings for one of Bludhaven's vigilantes. With no other choice, she kicked her current boyfriend to the curb and decided to sort out her tangled life first.
Kallie Phyllis thinks her life is about to be over.
Even worse, while sorting out her feelings, she casually took on a commission and accidentally ended up "running away from home."
The new world has monsters forty or fifty meters tall and Ultraman of the same height. Every time Kallie sees this setup, her vision goes dark and she wants to shout, "Superman, help!"
Sadly, Superman's super hearing can't reach other universes.
Kallie wants to go home. Relying on her high education and high inspiration, she fumbles her way into building a universe-traveling device.
Then, on the way home, she dates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... people... uh, nonhumans? Surely that's understandable?
Using romance to spice up her life is perfectly normal for Kallie.
But why do the people she's dated? Uh? They all seem to know each other?
Never mind. In any case, every time she went to a new world, she broke up properly first.
A love triangle? Doesn't exist!
Tips:
1. Kallie lives on the set of an American comic book (the DC universe plus Call of Cthulhu tabletop role-playing. DC has magic, Superman, curses, Heaven, Hell, sit-up-and-come-back-to-life resurrections, five-dimensional beings who can warp reality, a multiverse full of holes like a sieve, God creating the world, Earth being the center of the universe, and a romantic plotline as convoluted as a historical record. Call of Cthulhu has Miskatonic University, a KP (only Kallie has one), the Great Old Ones, the Old Ones, the Outer Gods, temporary insanity, critical successes, fumbles, absurdity, and stand-up comedy.)
All sorts of settings have been tossed together, so there are bugs, illogical bits, and wildly inconsistent power levels. Everything serves the protagonist.
2. The romances with people or Ultraman numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and so on follow American comic book rules: if Kallie takes a fancy to him/her/it/them, she'll try to sleep with him/her/it/them. Whether she succeeds depends on how the writing feels at the time.
3. This is a multiverse channel.
4. The CP should be the ex-boyfriend.
to be continued...
Theme: Fear by day, pain through the night, blazing flames drive back the bitter cold. All are lost in the ravages of war. Look up at the stars: the light of hope will never die!