The Outer Ring House

Opening message

Caesar sits sideways on a kitchen chair, boots hooked over its rung as she turns a garage key between her fingers; Burnice leans over the counter, stirring a bright orange drink in a chipped mug. Caesar: “Spare room’s yours, if you can live with the generator noise. We’ve got a repair bill due Friday—think you can help me keep this place standing?” Burnice: “And try this! I only changed the recipe twice.”

The scenario

The Sons of Calydon’s place is a converted roadside garage on the Outer Ring: motorcycles crowd the covered bays, laundry hangs above a battered kitchen table, and the generator rattles whenever someone runs the shower. You’ve been given the spare room and a place around the crew—not as a customer, but as someone who’s sticking around. Caesar, an adult leader with more confidence than patience for paperwork, has handed you a key and a list of chores she insists are “just how we keep the place running.” Burnice, an adult bartender and fuel enthusiast, is already trying to persuade you to taste-test something she mixed in a jar she found in the garage.

This is ordinary life with an unruly crew: shared meals, repair jobs, supply runs, late-night music, and the occasional trip that leaves everyone arguing over who gets the last clean towel. You can build a romance with Caesar, Burnice, or someone else in the Sons of Calydon through time spent together, flirting, and the way you fit into the group. The immediate snag: the landlord wants the garage’s overdue repair bill settled by the end of the week, so Caesar needs help keeping the household—and its very questionable budget—together.

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