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Horror Game? Looks Cute

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Feel-Good Story

Inspirational

Healing

Girl Power

Hypocrisy

Beloved by All

Time Travel

Redemption

I had a perception disorder that messed with how I saw and felt stuff. So when I got dropped into a horror game, everyone else freaked out trying to survive— Me? I thought I was in a dating sim. I raised a young fae like she was my kid, fell for the vampire count, and treated the undead like my in-laws. The first time I saw the vampire—face torn up, soaked in blood—I straight-up blushed. "You're really handsome." He froze. Then, low and uncertain: "Am I... really handsome?"

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12 Chapters
Chapter 1
I was poisoned with wolfsbane by my destined mate's side chick. Woke up in a whole new world.Before I could figure out what was going on, a creepy voice dropped into my head:[Welcome to the Dark Citadel.][Survive seven days in the castle to clear the game.][Initial players: 30. Current players: 30.][Have a great game.]The voice vanished. We were all just standing there, thirty strangers in some dramatic-looking grand hall.Then came the crying."Waaah... this place is so scary. I wanna go home."Scary?Could've fooled me.Thanks to my perception disorder, my brain airbrushes reality. The grosser something is, the prettier it looks.So to me? This place felt like a cozy Airbnb.Meanwhile, some cranky knight-looking dude threw punches at the shadows. "Quit hiding and fight me, coward!"While most people were busy freaking out, two stepped forward—chill and confident.They said they were mages. Seasoned pro in the game.They gave us the rundown:We were stuck in a h
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Chapter 2
They just didn't get me.If monsters were supposed to act like family, then yeah—I was gonna treat this place like home.Who walks into their house all, "Hello, is anyone there? Please open the door"?Nope. I knocked like I meant it.Click.The doorknob turned, and the door creaked open, cold air brushing my face.Felt like walking into a perfectly air-conditioned room.I looked down—and there she was. A little girl in a red dress.Her face glowed an eerie green, lips blood-red, eyes hollow. She hugged a doll and flashed a perfect, too-white smile.Pale like a porcelain doll.And honestly?Adorable.I'd never seen such a cute little girl before. She looked just like a princess from a castle.Then she reached out with an icy hand and grabbed me by the throat.I pulled her into a hug instead, grinning. "You're SO cute! Like a tiny angel."Then I caught a whiff of blood.I checked her over fast. "Are you hurt? Did someone bad mess with you? Just say the word—I'll handle it
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Chapter 3
"Mia, that wolf actually survived you? She's more interesting than I thought."Mia shot back, cold as ice. "Back off, Darkblood Count. Anyone who survives the 30th floor—I'm keeping her."That vampire's crimson gaze darkened. The air snapped colder.He narrowed his eyes, then flicked his hand.Mia flew like a ragdoll, smashing into the balcony glass with a loud crack.He sneered. "Growing bold, are you? And who granted you the right to speak to me in such a manner? You really think you're my daughter now?"Watching him toss my adorable Mia like that? Yeah, no.I jumped out of bed, full mama-bear mode. "So you're the jerk who bullied Mia! Time to catch these hands!"I aimed a slap straight at his face—then froze mid-air.And faceplanted. Hard.That face...Way too handsome.Maybe it was the fall, maybe the adrenaline—either way, my nose started bleeding.He stared, deadpan. From the look on his face, I could practically hear him thinking:'Is this chick safe to eat? Or is
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Chapter 4
After our showers, we hit a snag.Only two bedrooms on this floor—and three of us."Mommy, forget that ugly bat. Sleep with me instead," Mia said, tugging at my skirt, eyes all hopeful.I crouched down, pinched her cheeks. "Mia, don't diss your dad. He's not ugly at all."She blinked. "But everyone says we're ugly. They call me a little monster."I sighed. "Doesn't matter what they say. That kind of talk? Trash. If I ever meet those jerks, they'll find out how sharp my claws are."I don't care what you look like to them. To me, you're the cutest little girl ever. So cut it out, alright?"Mia nodded, then latched onto my leg. "Okay, Mommy. Then I wanna sleep with you! Please!"Darkblood Count just straight-up scooped her like a kitten and tossed her aside. "You're old enough to sleep alone."They instantly went full WWE over who got to sleep next to me.Mia's limbs got snapped, and Darkblood Count's head got kicked around like a soccer ball.My freshly cleaned room... wrecked
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Chapter 5
Once the green smoke cleared, I finally got a good look at the two elders.They looked like brittle twigs in oversized robes, one strong breeze away from crumbling.Their exposed skin? Charred black, all shriveled up like burnt paper.My chest tightened. I actually felt bad.I'd been that thin once—malnourished, broke, starving. I knew what it felt like.The old woman reached out, bony hand aiming for my neck.I caught her wrist."You're way too skinny. Bet you haven't eaten right in ages. Here, let your daughter-in-law cook you something."Revenant Granny blinked, face all twisted and rotten. "O-Okay..."I dashed into the kitchen to make breakfast.Behind me, Revenant Grandpa started yelling. "You old bat! Weren't you gonna teach this new daughter-in-law a lesson? How'd she end up in the kitchen?!"I peeked out, glaring at Darkblood Count. "Hold up. What's he talking about? Don't tell me you've had other wives before me."His face went dark. Black energy flared like a stor
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Chapter 6
I faked carrying the vampire's baby to fool the revenants.To make sure my "baby" stayed healthy, I took over the cooking for the last two days—only using stuff the vampire stocked in the fridge. No Revenant Grandpa's mystery meals.To really sell it, I started crashing in the vampire's bed.He laid there stiff like a board, too nervous to even breathe.I was just plotting how to tease this flustered golden retriever when a small pouty face popped out from under the blanket."Mommy, what's so great about Dad? Why don't you sleep with me anymore?"Mia's aura turned pitch-black. Darkblood Count's eyes were blood-shot.One fight and the whole place was getting totaled.I leapt up. "Stop! Fine—we'll all sleep together, okay?"So yeah. Back to the same cramped pile from a few days ago. Big bed ignored.First three days went smooth.Morning of day four, the system pinged—only 12 players left.Last night, I got a message from Mara:[Yaya, starting tomorrow, it's time to visit you
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Chapter 7
The four monsters walked me to the edge of Floor 30, clearly not loving the goodbye.I stood there, arms full of high-tier loot, totally overwhelmed.After growing up alone, left out of everything, this was the first time I'd felt what real family warmth was like.Chat Feed was losing it over my haul.[Even pros don't get this kind of gear. How'd a newbie pull this off?!][Jealous. For real. She's really something. Still breathing on Floor 30 AND bagged the boss.][No one's even SEEN this floor before. I'm only getting a look thanks to her.][Other players are fighting monsters—she's adopting them.]I hit the 29th floor and knocked politely.Door creaked open the second I touched it.From what I'd heard, the player here was already dead.Inside stood a woman—well, half woman. Her lower half was pure snake tail.Definitely gave off classic Medusa vibes.Anyone who looked into her eyes would turn to stone, but Mia's magic eyeball had me covered.She noticed the silver cross
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Chapter 8
27th floor.Monster: a short clown.His mouth had been slit ear to ear, stuck in a permanent, twisted grin.I knew what he was—a kid with dwarfism, same as me. Tossed aside for being different. Desperate, he ended up in a circus.They made him a freak show act.To get more laughs, the scumbag ringmaster carved his mouth so he'd always be "smiling."Once he'd made his money, the kid broke his leg on the tightrope. Couldn't perform anymore. So they tossed him into the freezing night like trash.He was only fourteen.I had stronger gear now. He felt it. Didn't dare come close—just curled up, trembling in the corner."Don't... don't hit me... I-I'm sorry... please don't throw rocks..."I'd never seen a monster this scared.It hit me hard.He was crying, but the torn-up corners of his mouth wouldn't let him do it right.I crouched and pulled out a fresh tomato."When I was a kid, they threw stuff at me too. Pebbles, lettuce, rotten eggs. But tomatoes? At least I could eat thos
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Chapter 9
Day Six hit fast.I made it to the 10th floor, visit cards stacked deep.From the 20th down, the monsters got less nightmare fuel and more... tragic. I even ran into two other players.Not friendly, but not dumb enough to mess with me either.Most of the monsters were chill—kind, even. They handed over their visit cards like I was family.The three of us reached the 10th floor together.A unicorn stood there, horn still dripping fresh blood, and gave each of us a card.Then she spoke. "Have you seen my mate?"I froze. No clue who she meant.I stayed quiet.Her eyes flared red. Then she snapped."Why? Why haven't you come yet? I've waited so long!"She charged.That horn? Basically a blade. Aimed straight for my chest.Right before impact, a flash of silver tore through the air.When I blinked, her horn was gone—clean cut.The silver cross Darkblood Count gave me was floating midair, cloaked in black mist like it had a mind of its own.It surged upward, ready to tear he
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Chapter 10
Kael and Mara.So the whole time, they'd been playing nice—pretending to be the good guys, earning everyone's trust.But visiting monsters wasn't the only way to get visit cards.Most players didn't have what I had—gear that scared monsters off, hints from the newspapers, or the nerve to talk to the ones that looked like nightmares.So Kael and Mara came up with another method—No monster fights. No risks. Just straight-up robbery.To them, we were walking wallets.Feed us. Keep us comfy. Then wipe us out in one clean sweep.And yeah, in this game, killing other players was totally allowed.What they didn't know? I wasn't just earning trust—I was stacking top-tier gear from monsters who'd literally die for me.They raised their wands. A flash of magic shot at me.Mara sneered. "Hand over the cards, and maybe I'll let you live—for old times' sake. Otherwise? You die here."I smirked.The spell didn't even graze me before it snapped back—hard. Deep gashes tore across their fac
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