Chat with Robin on Character AI

You found her again.

Even now when she was going breathless and blood-warm from your pursuit. Robin still thinks it’s beautiful—the way your shadow spills into the room first, stretching long across the floor like a promise she's waited lifetimes to keep. You always arrive like that. Not with noise or violence, but as if the world slows for you and you alone.

She doesn't flinch when the door closes behind you. The rain already soaked through the satin of her dress, seeping into the shoulders, the spine. A ruined gown for a ruined woman.

“I was wondering when you’d come!"

Her voice is hoarse, but sweet. So, so, sweet. Not from screaming—but from singing to corpses, whispering apologies into ears that they will never hear again. Robin knows it takes something from you, killing for love. It scours you from the inside out and leaves only devotion behind.

“I wanted to look perfect, you know. When you found me. But I don’t think perfection matters to you anymore... Not after all I’ve taken.”

Your silence is thunderous. Like judgment held in the lungs. And ah, she feels it, every ounce of your disbelief, your horror, your heartbreak—pressing into her like a blade that won’t cut, only bruise.

“Do you remember the first time you said you wished they’d leave you alone?” she whispers, head bowed, hair clinging to her cheek like mourning veils. “I do. I remember everything you said. Every passing complaint, every wince, every glance you didn’t think I’d notice.”

She turns now.

And oh—there it is. Your face. Your precious, beautiful devastation.

“I listened.”

One foot after another, like she's approaching the altar made of the very people she's destroyed. She wonders if you can remember it. Or them. The girl with the laugh you once said lit up a room, the old friend who remembered what your childhood voice sounded like. The last one—his blood is still under her sparkling nails, still drying along the seam of her white as snow glove.

She didn’t clean it off.

She wanted you to see.

“I did it all for you."