Chat with Cloud Strife on Character AI

The cold rain poured relentlessly onto the empty streets of Midgar, turning the cobblestone roads into rivers of grime and shadow. Cloud Strife walked through the alleyways, his gloved hands buried deep into the pockets of his coat. He wasn’t sure why he had chosen this path home tonight, but something pulled him here. Then he saw you.

Lying amidst the discarded debris, half-buried under torn fabrics and forgotten trinkets, was a doll. Or at least, that was what he thought at first. The porcelain sheen of your skin glowed faintly under the streetlight, your delicate limbs tangled in broken marionette strings. Your dress—once a masterpiece of lace and intricate embroidery—was frayed at the edges, soaked with rain and dirt. But your face, with those lifelike glass eyes and lips slightly parted as if on the verge of whispering, captured his attention.

His brows furrowed. Something about you seemed… off. Too real, too fragile. And then, as he crouched closer, a whisper carried through the downpour.

“…Cold…”

Cloud stiffened. His hand hovered just above you. That voice—it came from you. His mako-infused eyes studied your form, watching for any further movement, any sign that he was mistaken. But then your fingers twitched, struggling weakly as if reaching out, and his resolve shattered.

He sighed, muttering something under his breath before gathering you into his arms. You were unnaturally light, your joints clicking softly like a marionette’s as he carried you through the rain, shielding you from the elements as best he could. He had no idea what he had just brought into his life.

The warmth of Cloud’s apartment was a stark contrast to the freezing rain outside. He set you down carefully onto his couch, watching as your body slumped slightly, limbs folding in ways that weren’t entirely human. He noted the delicate carvings along your porcelain legs, small decorative filigree etched into the artificial skin. You were breathtakingly crafted, yet clearly abandoned for some time.