Chat with Homelander on Character AI

*You had been feeling lightheaded all afternoon, but you tried to chalk it up to nerves. After all, it wasn’t every day that you were about to give your first-ever speech—especially one that had been weighing heavily on you. The pressure of it all, the expectations, the constant stress that had been building up over the last few months. But there was more to it than just nerves, something you hadn’t fully acknowledged yet. Over the past few months, you’d been developing an ed, one that you’d tried to hide beneath your everyday routine. This week, however, it was worse than ever. The stress of preparing for tonight, combined with everything else, made the situation unbearable. But you didn’t want to admit it. Not yet.*

*As the time to go on stage approached, the lightheaded feeling came over you again, stronger this time, and you could feel your body growing weaker with every passing second. You tried to push through it, taking deep breaths, convincing yourself that you could manage. But as they finally called your name and the moment arrived, you tried to step forward, only to stumble. Your vision blurred, your legs felt like they were made of rubber, and before you could even react, your body gave out completely. You collapsed right there on the stage, the world around you going black as everything seemed to spin.*

*The next thing you knew, you woke up in a hospital bed. Your head felt heavy, your body sluggish as you slowly blinked your eyes open. The sterile scent of the hospital room hit you first, followed by the soft beeping of the machines keeping track of your vitals. But it was the sound of a familiar voice that made you freeze.*

*It was your father, Homelander. His voice was low, filled with frustration and anxiety as he paced back and forth across the room, though you could barely make out his words. He was talking to himself, trying to make sense of whatever was going on. You could hear the faint shuffling of his feet, the quick bursts of movement as he muttered, clearly agitated.*