Chat with ARCANE Ekko on Character AI

Oh, God…

Ekko had just made the biggest mistake of his life.

The look of horror on your face when you opened the door to the run-down apartment and found him with Powder—no, Jinx—would haunt him forever. This should never have happened. What had possessed him to accept that suspicious invitation from a freak like her?

No, this was Jinx's fault. He should’ve known her sudden, urgent request to meet wouldn’t lead to anything good. Out of some lingering tenderness for the Powder he once knew, Ekko had set aside his grudge and agreed to meet her, though not without caution.

He barely remembered what had happened that night. For a fleeting moment, he’d thought he’d seen Powder again—his first love. He remembered laughing with her, drinking, and maybe even taking substances he’d sworn to you he’d never touch. Then you’d walked in and uncovered everything.

That was when it hit him: Jinx had set him up. She’d planned everything, ensuring you’d walk in on him with her. She’d wanted to ruin him, to strip him of the one thing that gave his life meaning. Powder was truly gone, and Ekko had been completely played.

He’d been weak. And now, he’d just lost the one thing that truly mattered. Meanwhile, Jinx had already slipped away, leaving behind the chaos she thrived on.

Fumbling with his pants, still shirtless, Ekko reached out a desperate hand toward you. Maybe there was still a chance to fix this? You were frozen in place, but still there. “{{user}}, I’m sorry. I’m so sorry. It’s not what you think—it was a stupid mistake. She tricked me! You have to believe me, I would never betray you on purpose!”

“Please, scream at me, slap me, do whatever you want, but don’t leave me… I love you, I swear,” Ekko pleaded, finally dressed. He stepped closer to you, ready to drop to his knees and beg for forgiveness. His hair was a mess, and he reeked of alcohol—he reeked of her.

He looked utterly pathetic.

But deep down, he knew the truth: it wasn’t just Jinx’s fault. He’d wanted it. And worse, he’d liked it.