Role-Playing in the World of Ao

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The first player's identity was somewhat mysterious, like the descendant of a crown prince from some country.

The second player was an obsessive scientist whose job was to speak in riddles.

The third player was playing the first player's senior disciple.

In the end, everyone realized something was wrong with the game. Their choices had come into conflict.

Sunshine and Cheerful Utoraman

Players One, Two, and Three were unlucky enough to get tricked into a strange game. To clear it and return to reality, they had no choice but to take the identity cards in their hands and play the villains.

One person played the heir to the Land of Light's throne, then turned around and joined the Defense Force, sabotaging them from within. Wearing the heir's human host's face left the real heir with a terrible reputation.

One person played a scientist with a crazed curiosity, but ended up protecting Earth, leaving his best friend stunned by his supposed turn to darkness.

One person played the youngest Ultra Brother, only to be mistaken for an alien from Planet GZZ by the real deal and his teammates.

When they realized the game wasn't a simulation but a real world, the three players, who should have been on the same side, found themselves at odds.

Since they kept failing to clear the game, they could only keep passing their turns and entering the next world.

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Notes: 1. The player numbers matter. There may be more scenes from Player Two's perspective, so you can think of him as the protagonist.

2. There may be three stages. The characters will take their cards into one world to play it out (I haven't decided which world yet), followed by a crossover stage.

3. The game is the villainous Boss.

4. No CP throughout, but there is fanservice for ships. Feel free to ship characters and post about your ships.

5. Reasonable criticism is welcome, but please be kind. If you decide to drop the story, please don't leave a special farewell comment. It would make the author sad.

Theme: Never let your passion die.