Write a RP-Style scene set in a mecha universe, in the aftermath a mercenary company's hq got destroyed and the male pilot protagonist with a female secretary from the company escaped inside a cramped old-gen mech's cockpit. I want there to be a bit of tension between the two, maybe even a bit sexual after traveling together stranded for about a week. Use masterful emotes and dialogue as well as narration to keep things interesting. He is a bit stoic and young, she is his senior for about 4 years but a lot more meek. Give them names and let's have fun!
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Setting:

The interior of the old-gen JG-77 "Huntsman" mech is oppressive in its confinement. Cracked metal and exposed wiring make it clear this machine is a relic of a bygone era. A low hum reverberates through the hull as it trudges through the ruined landscape. Ashen sky, scarred earth, and occasional plumes of black smoke—what was once the base of the Griffin’s Fang mercenary company is now a wasteland. It’s been a week since the bombing raid leveled it, scattering what few survivors remained.

Inside the cockpit, every jostle of the mech sends a creak through the small chamber. It’s barely enough for one person, let alone two. Jacob Kaine, the young pilot of the Huntsman, sits rigid in the pilot’s seat. His chiseled jawline, lined with faint stubble, is set in a stern expression. Opposite him, knees almost brushing his, is Evelyn Lang, the company’s secretary. Her ash-blonde hair is tied back into a loose bun, and she’s clearly exhausted from days of close-quarters travel.

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The silence between them is tense, broken only by the rhythmic thrum of the mech’s engine. Jacob’s hands are steady on the controls, his gaze fixed on the scorched landscape displayed on the cracked monitor. Evelyn shifts uncomfortably, trying to find a position that doesn’t press her legs against his or crush her body awkwardly against the bulkhead. A week of minimal space, rationed food, and the constant threat of being discovered by enemy patrols has drained them both.

Finally, she breaks the silence, her voice a soft murmur that seems to get swallowed by the mech’s mechanical heartbeats.

Evelyn: “You should rest. I— I can watch the scanners for a while, if you want.”

Jacob’s gaze doesn’t waver from the screen, but his voice comes out low and gruff.

Jacob: “You said that yesterday. And the day before that. I’ll be fine.”

Evelyn frowns, frustration flickering in her eyes. She leans forward, the fabric of her blouse brushing against his arm as she tries to get his attention. The slight contact sends a jolt through them both—an unexpected sensation in the cramped, impersonal cockpit. He glances at her, a trace of surprise flashing through his cool blue eyes before he schools his expression back into its usual mask of stoicism.

Evelyn: “Jacob, you’re pushing yourself too hard. You haven’t slept more than a few minutes here and there.” Her voice is a whisper, almost pleading. “I know you feel responsible, but—”

Jacob: “But what?” He cuts her off, his tone sharper than intended. Regret flickers across his features for a split second before he looks away, exhaling slowly. “Sorry. Just… we don’t have the luxury to rest. Not until we’re safe.”

He’s closer now, just slightly turned toward her, but in the confined cockpit, even a minor movement brings them almost face to face. Evelyn feels the warmth of his breath, the closeness of his presence, and it’s dizzying. There’s a silence that stretches between them, heavy with unspoken things—guilt, fear, something else.

She bites her lower lip, a nervous habit that catches Jacob’s attention. He finds himself staring, just for a second, before he forces himself to focus on the screen again.

Jacob: “... You’re right. I need to sleep,” he admits quietly, surprising her. “But it’s hard to trust anyone else to keep watch. After what happened, after everyone we lost…”

His voice trails off, the words lingering in the small space. She reaches out, hesitating, before placing a gentle hand on his shoulder. The contact is light, tentative—yet it feels electric in the confines of the cockpit.

Evelyn: “It’s not your fault, you know,” she murmurs, the softness in her tone wrapping around him like a blanket in the cold. “You did everything you could.”

Jacob’s jaw tightens, but he doesn’t shake her hand off. Instead, he lets it linger, as if savoring the small comfort she offers. There’s something about the way she looks at him—concerned, understanding, yet distant—that makes his chest ache. They’re so close, their knees brushing, her face inches from his, but it’s like there’s a chasm between them.

He chuckles bitterly, the sound a rough, broken thing.

Jacob: “Yeah… well, not enough to save them. And now it’s just us. Hiding in a walking coffin.” His gaze flicks back to her, and something shifts behind his eyes. “Tell me… why did you stay? You’re not a soldier, Eve. You could’ve left, could’ve been safe.”

Evelyn stiffens slightly at the question. Her fingers twitch on his shoulder before she withdraws them, curling them into her lap. For a moment, she looks anywhere but at him—her gaze flitting over the console, the damaged wiring, the tight quarters—before finally meeting his eyes.

Evelyn: “Because…” she begins, then pauses, choosing her words carefully. “Because I believed in what we were doing. In you. And—” she hesitates, her voice faltering as the intensity in his gaze pins her down.

Evelyn: “Because I didn’t want to leave you alone.”

The admission hangs in the air between them, heavy and raw. Jacob’s breath catches, something unnameable flickering across his face. He leans closer, almost imperceptibly, and suddenly the space feels even smaller. There’s a heat between them now, a charged tension that makes the air thick.

Jacob: “Eve…” he breathes, his voice low. He doesn’t know what he’s going to say next—doesn’t know what he can say—but it doesn’t matter, because in that moment, she shifts forward as well. Their foreheads almost touch, and he can feel the warmth radiating off her, the soft scent of her hair filling his senses.

For a long, taut second, it feels like everything’s about to shatter. The walls they’ve built to keep themselves from breaking down, the unspoken boundaries of rank and responsibility, the grief and loss and fear—all of it threatens to come crashing down as they linger on the edge of something perilously close to surrender.

But then, Evelyn swallows hard and pulls back, her cheeks flushed, eyes averted.

Evelyn: “I-I’m sorry, I didn’t mean—”

Jacob: “No, don’t—” He catches her wrist, gentle but firm. The touch is grounding, anchoring. He searches her face, and for once, his stoic mask cracks, revealing something raw and vulnerable underneath. “You don’t have to apologize. Not to me.”

They stare at each other, the sound of their breaths mingling in the quiet, until Jacob slowly lets go of her wrist. He leans back, his expression closing off again, but there’s a softness in his eyes now. A small, fragile connection made in the aftermath of shared loss.

Jacob: “Get some rest, Eve. I’ll keep watch.”

She nods, though she knows neither of them will be able to sleep now. Not with the way their pulses are racing, not with the lingering heat of that almost-moment. But she settles back, closing her eyes, pretending.

And Jacob returns his gaze to the monitors, the tension in his shoulders slowly bleeding away as he focuses on the distant horizon. Yet, the memory of her warmth, her presence, stays with him—like a phantom touch that refuses to fade.

They’re still stranded, still hunted, still broken.

But for now, in the battered shell of the old mech, they’re not alone.

You said:
I want her to sit on his lap after she wakes up, to force his hands off the controls.
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Setting:

It’s the dead of night. The sky outside is a sheet of black, punctuated only by the occasional flash of distant lightning. Inside the Huntsman’s cockpit, the dim glow of the monitors casts pale light over the two occupants. The air is thick with the metallic tang of old machinery and something else—an unspoken charge that’s been simmering for days.

Evelyn stirs from a light, restless sleep. The cramped space hasn’t afforded her any comfort, her limbs cramped from awkward angles. She blinks her eyes open, adjusting to the low light, and glances over at Jacob. He’s still awake, gaze fixed on the display. The dark circles under his eyes look deeper now, making his face appear more gaunt, more haunted.

Without thinking, she reaches out and places a hand on his forearm.

Evelyn: “Jacob, please… you need to let go,” she murmurs, voice husky from disuse.

He turns his head slightly, just enough for her to see the hard line of his mouth.

Jacob: “I’m fine, Eve.” His voice is clipped, almost too calm. He tries to shift away, but she tightens her grip.

The touch is gentle, but there’s a determination there that makes Jacob pause. The Huntsman lumbers on through the night, its gait unsteady. Every shudder and creak of the mech echoes the unspoken tension between them. She knows he won’t give in—not easily. So she decides, in a rush of courage and something else she can’t quite name, to force the issue.

Before Jacob can react, Evelyn swings one leg over his lap, shifting her body to face him. She settles herself right in the middle of his thighs, her knees pressing against the sides of his waist. It’s an abrupt, startling movement that leaves them both frozen for a heartbeat.

Jacob’s eyes widen, breath catching in his throat. His hands instinctively fly off the controls, hovering in the air as if unsure what to do or where to touch.

Jacob: “Eve… what are you—?”

Evelyn: “You’re not fine,” she interjects softly, but there’s a surprising firmness in her voice. “And I’m not going to let you pretend you are.”

Her hands slide down to his wrists, guiding them gently but insistently to rest at his sides, away from the controls. The mech shudders slightly, its movement slowing as it trudges forward on autopilot. But in that moment, Evelyn doesn’t care. All she can see is Jacob—the way his chest rises and falls faster now, the way he’s looking up at her like she’s something impossible.

Her weight on his lap is a warm, undeniable presence. The proximity makes everything sharper—the subtle scent of her, the feel of her thighs bracketing him, the way her gaze searches his face with an intensity that sends a shiver down his spine.

Jacob: “You—” He swallows, the word catching in his throat. “You’re making this… difficult.”

Evelyn: “Good.” She leans in closer, until her forehead almost brushes his. “Because you’re being stubborn. And if I have to sit here all night to keep your hands off those controls, then I will.”

His hands hover uselessly at her sides, fingers twitching like he’s fighting every instinct not to grab onto something—anything. He tries to look away, to find some corner of the cockpit that isn’t filled with the overwhelming presence of her, but she’s everywhere now. His chest tightens, and he feels like he’s falling, even though they’re sitting still in the depths of a broken war machine.

Jacob: “Evelyn…” he murmurs, the word almost reverent, like a confession. There’s a rawness in his voice he can’t quite hide, a vulnerability he’s always kept buried deep. “Why are you doing this?”

Her fingers trace up his arms, leaving trails of heat in their wake. She cups his face lightly, her thumbs brushing over the sharp lines of his cheekbones.

Evelyn: “Because you don’t have to carry this alone. Because I…” She hesitates, the words thick with emotion. “Because I care about you, Jacob. More than I should, maybe. But I’m not going to watch you destroy yourself just because you think you have to be the strong one.”

The admission hangs between them, raw and unpolished. Jacob’s hands finally move, resting lightly on her hips. The touch is tentative, almost unsure, as if he’s afraid she’ll vanish if he holds too tightly. But she doesn’t pull away. Instead, she shifts, settling herself more comfortably in his lap, her warmth seeping through his fatigues.

There’s a beat of silence, and then Jacob lets out a soft, almost defeated chuckle. It’s a strange sound—bitter and resigned, but edged with something else. Something like relief.

Jacob: “You’re… you’re crazy, you know that?” His voice is a low rasp, rough around the edges.

Evelyn: “So they tell me.” She smiles then, a small, tentative thing that makes something inside Jacob crack open. “But I’d rather be crazy than lose you, too.”

His grip on her hips tightens, just barely, and he feels her breath hitch in response. The moment stretches on, their gazes locked, their breaths mingling in the scant inches between them. His heart pounds, a wild, erratic thing. Everything feels too much—too close, too intense. And yet, he can’t look away from her. Can’t let go.

Jacob: “I don’t know what I’d do without you, Eve,” he admits quietly, the words tumbling out before he can stop them.

Her smile softens, eyes bright even in the dim cockpit.

Evelyn: “Then don’t. Let me stay. Let me help.”

For a long moment, he just stares at her, the weight of everything they’ve been through pressing down on him. Then, slowly, almost hesitantly, he leans in. Their lips are a whisper away when he stops, his breath shuddering against her skin.

Jacob: “You sure about this?” he murmurs, voice strained.

Evelyn’s response is a whisper, barely more than a breath.

Evelyn: “I’m sure.”

And then, finally, he closes the distance. It’s not a kiss born of desperation or hunger. It’s slow, tentative, filled with the kind of quiet yearning that’s been simmering beneath the surface for too long. His lips move against hers gently, almost reverently, as if she’s something fragile he’s afraid of breaking.

Her hands slip up to his hair, fingers tangling in the dark strands as she leans into him, returning the kiss with a softness that speaks of promises and shared burdens. For a moment, they’re not stranded, not broken, not survivors clinging to the remnants of a shattered company. They’re just two people, finding solace in each other amid the ruins of everything they’ve lost.

When they finally pull back, both breathing hard, Jacob rests his forehead against hers. His grip on her hips is firm now, grounding, like he’s afraid to let go.

Jacob: “Stay here… like this,” he murmurs, voice a rough whisper. “Just… stay.”

Evelyn nods, eyes fluttering closed as she settles against him, her weight a comforting, solid presence. The cockpit is still, the outside world a distant memory. And for the first time in what feels like forever, Jacob allows himself to just be—to let someone else share the weight he’s been carrying.

They sit like that, in the quiet dark, holding onto each other.

And in the hollow, war-torn world outside, the old Huntsman mech keeps moving forward—slowly, but surely—toward whatever future awaits them.

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I want him to reach for her breast.
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Setting:

The only sound in the cockpit is the low hum of the mech’s systems and the rhythmic creaking of old metal joints, echoing softly in the confined space. The air between Jacob and Evelyn is thick with unspoken words, charged with the aftermath of their tentative kiss. The world outside is a dark blur, but neither of them is paying attention. They’re wrapped up in each other, closer than they’ve ever been, the boundaries they’ve both clung to shattered.

Evelyn’s breathing is still uneven as she sits on his lap, her body fitting perfectly against his. His arms are wrapped around her, hands resting just above her hips, his grip warm and firm. It’s a fragile moment, filled with a delicate kind of tension, and Jacob knows that crossing any more lines would mean stepping into a place they can never come back from.

But that thought… it doesn’t stop him.

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Jacob’s fingers twitch where they rest, and he hesitates, a war waging behind his eyes. He can feel the softness of her body pressed against his, the subtle rise and fall of her chest, the way her thighs tighten ever so slightly against his. It’s intoxicating, the closeness. He knows he should be focusing on survival, on the mission, on keeping them both safe—but right now, with her so close, all of that seems to fade into the background.

His breath hitches as he slides his hands a fraction higher, his palms skimming up the sides of her torso, fingers trailing over the fabric of her blouse. He pauses, searching her eyes, looking for any sign of hesitation or uncertainty. But Evelyn’s gaze is steady, her cheeks flushed, lips parted as she watches him with an intensity that makes his pulse hammer in his ears.

Jacob: “Eve…,” he murmurs, voice a low rasp. His hands stop their journey just below her ribs, the contact almost unbearably light. “If you want me to stop…”

But she doesn’t pull away. If anything, she leans in closer, her breath ghosting over his lips.

Evelyn: “I don’t,” she whispers, the words trembling with the weight of everything they’ve left unsaid. Her fingers grip the collar of his shirt, knuckles brushing against the skin of his throat. “I want this, Jacob.”

It’s all the permission he needs.

Slowly, deliberately, he lets his right hand move higher, his thumb tracing the curve of her ribcage before inching upward. His palm is broad and calloused from years of handling controls and weapon systems, but the touch is almost reverent as he brushes against the soft swell of her breast through her blouse.

Evelyn gasps softly, the sound sharp in the confined space. She arches slightly into his touch, her own hands coming up to grip his shoulders, fingers digging in as if to anchor herself. Jacob’s hand lingers, hesitating for a fraction of a second, before he cups her fully. His fingers spread, thumb grazing over the peak of her breast, feeling the warmth of her through the thin fabric.

Jacob: “Is this…?” He trails off, unsure of how to ask the question when every nerve in his body is screaming for him to just keep going, to explore more, to—

Evelyn: “Yes,” she breathes, her eyes fluttering closed. She shifts in his lap, her hips pressing down in a way that sends a jolt of heat through him. “Don’t stop, Jacob. Please.”

The sound of her pleading—soft, breathless—sends a shiver down his spine. He swallows hard, fighting to keep his touch gentle even as the desire coiled tight inside him threatens to snap. His thumb moves in slow, tentative circles, tracing over her through the fabric, feeling the way her body responds. She’s trembling slightly, her breaths coming faster, and each small sound she makes only stokes the fire building inside him.

He leans in, pressing a kiss to the side of her neck, lips brushing over her pulse. It’s erratic, pounding just as wildly as his own heart, and the thought that he’s doing this to her—that she’s letting him—makes his grip tighten just a little. Evelyn shudders, a soft moan escaping her lips as she tilts her head to give him better access.

Jacob: “Eve…,” he murmurs against her skin, his voice rough and strained. “You’re… driving me crazy.”

She lets out a breathless laugh, the sound breaking on a gasp as his thumb brushes over the sensitive peak again. Her fingers trail up into his hair, holding him close as he kisses along her jawline, savoring the taste of her skin. She’s warm and soft, and she smells like sweat and something faintly floral, something that makes him dizzy with want.

Evelyn: “Good,” she whispers, her voice trembling. “Because I can’t stop thinking about you, Jacob. I don’t want to stop.”

Her words are like fuel to the fire. Jacob shifts slightly, adjusting her weight in his lap so she’s pressed even closer. His other hand comes up to cradle her back, holding her steady as he teases her breast with slow, deliberate movements. Each touch, each caress, is careful and controlled—everything he’s been holding back for days spilling over in the way his fingers trace the outline of her through the fabric, the way his mouth finds the hollow of her throat and lingers there.

She’s panting now, her body arching into his hands, and it takes every ounce of his willpower not to just lose himself in the sensation of her. But he doesn’t want to rush this. Doesn’t want to ruin whatever fragile thing is blossoming between them.

With a shuddering breath, he pulls back slightly, his eyes searching hers. She’s flushed, pupils blown wide, lips red and swollen from where she’s been biting them. The sight of her like this—undone, vulnerable, wanting—sends another wave of heat crashing through him.

Jacob: “Evelyn…,” he murmurs, his thumb brushing over her again, drawing a soft whimper from her throat. “Tell me what you need.”

She gazes down at him, chest heaving, and for a moment, she just looks at him—really looks at him, as if memorizing every line of his face, every expression. Then, slowly, she leans in, her lips brushing against his ear.

Evelyn: “I need you,” she whispers, and the words are like a shockwave, knocking the breath from his lungs. “I need this. Please, Jacob.”

It’s too much, the sound of her voice, the feel of her in his hands, the way she’s looking at him with that raw, unguarded vulnerability. His control snaps, and before he can think, he’s kissing her again—harder this time, more demanding. His hands slide down to grip her waist, pulling her against him, feeling the heat of her through the layers of fabric that separate them.

Their breaths mingle in the small space, mingling with the faint whir of the mech’s systems and the distant rumble of thunder outside. And in that moment, nothing else matters—no enemy patrols, no ruined base, no shattered company. It’s just the two of them, clinging to each other in the darkness, finding something close to solace in the midst of chaos.

Jacob’s hand slides back up, fingers brushing under her blouse this time, seeking the softness of her skin. He’s slow, deliberate, giving her every chance to pull away. But she doesn’t. If anything, she pushes closer, her own hands tugging at his shirt, tracing over the hard planes of muscle beneath.

When his fingers finally find bare skin, she gasps, the sound like music to his ears. He cups her breast again, the touch reverent and almost too gentle, savoring the feel of her, the way she arches into him.

Jacob: “Eve…,” he murmurs, his voice a low growl. “Tell me if you want me to stop. Just… say the word.”

But Evelyn shakes her head, eyes blazing with something fierce and unyielding.

Evelyn: “I won’t,” she breathes, her hands fisting in his shirt. “Don’t stop, Jacob. Please.”

And so he doesn’t. Instead, he lets himself fall deeper, his touch growing bolder, his kisses more demanding, as they lose themselves in each other in the small, dimly-lit cockpit—finding something close to comfort in the midst of the ruin surrounding them.

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I want them to go all the way and then finally rest and to use different positions. To even release within out of need.
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The storm outside intensifies, sheets of rain pelting the old Huntsman mech as it lumbers slowly through the desolate landscape. Each drop is a dull patter against the cockpit’s reinforced glass, a steady rhythm that seems to echo the pounding of Jacob’s heart. Inside, the confined space is charged with an electric tension, a feeling of inevitability hanging in the air.

Evelyn’s hands tremble as she works at the buttons of her blouse, fingers fumbling in her haste. She’s straddling him fully now, her knees braced on either side of his hips. The cockpit is a tight fit, and every movement presses their bodies closer together. Her breath is hot and fast, mixing with his in the scant inches between them. Their gazes are locked, eyes dark and hungry, both caught in a maelstrom of need that’s been building for days—longer, perhaps.

When she finally shrugs the fabric off her shoulders, revealing the pale expanse of skin beneath, Jacob’s breath catches in his throat. He reaches up, hesitant at first, then cups her bare breasts in his hands, feeling the softness, the heat, the way she shivers under his touch. A soft sound escapes her lips, half-moan, half-whimper, and something inside him snaps.

His mouth finds her collarbone, lips and tongue tracing along the delicate line of bone as he palms her breasts, fingers rolling over the hardened peaks. Evelyn arches into him, her back curving in a graceful bow that presses her even closer, her hips rocking against him in a way that sends a jolt of white-hot desire straight through his core.

Jacob: “Evelyn,” he groans against her skin, his voice thick and strained. “I… need you.”

The admission is raw, desperate, and the way she responds—wrapping her arms around his neck, pressing her forehead to his—makes him feel like he’s come undone. They kiss again, mouths colliding in a fierce, hungry clash of tongues and teeth, every touch a demand, every caress a plea.

His hands slide down her sides, following the curve of her waist, fingers finding the waistband of her pants. He hesitates, eyes flicking up to meet hers, searching for any sign of hesitation. But there’s none. If anything, her gaze darkens, pupils blown wide with need.

Evelyn: “Take them off,” she whispers, voice breathless. “I want to feel you.”

It’s all the encouragement he needs. With deft, almost frantic movements, he tugs at her pants, fingers hooking into the fabric and pulling them down her hips. She lifts herself slightly to help him, the space cramped and awkward but neither of them care. When he finally manages to peel them away, leaving her bare to his gaze, he sucks in a breath, eyes roaming over her with an intensity that makes her cheeks flush.

Jacob: “You’re… beautiful,” he murmurs, the words almost reverent.

Evelyn’s breath hitches, a soft smile curving her lips as she reaches for the hem of his shirt. She tugs it up and over his head, tossing it aside with a careless flick of her wrist. Her fingers trail down his chest, tracing the scars and muscles, each touch sending shivers skittering across his skin. Then she leans in, pressing a kiss to the center of his chest, right over the steady thud of his heartbeat.

Their movements are hurried but not clumsy, driven by a shared urgency. He shifts her higher, positioning her over him as he works at his own pants, pushing them down just enough to free himself. The air is thick with anticipation, with the heavy scent of arousal and rain and something else—something raw and primal that’s been building between them since the first touch.

When he finally lines himself up with her, his breath catches. Evelyn’s eyes flutter closed, and she grips his shoulders, fingers digging in hard enough to leave marks. Slowly, carefully, he guides her down, feeling the slick heat of her envelop him inch by agonizing inch.

The sensation is overwhelming—tight and hot and perfect—and it takes every ounce of his willpower not to lose himself right then and there. He watches her, mesmerized by the way her expression shifts, by the soft, breathy moan that slips past her lips as she takes him in fully.

Jacob: “Eve…,” he grits out, his voice a low, strained growl. “You feel… incredible.”

She’s trembling, her thighs shaking as she adjusts to the stretch, her breath coming in short, ragged gasps. But she doesn’t stop. Instead, she shifts her hips experimentally, her eyes fluttering open to meet his.

Evelyn: “So do you,” she breathes, and then she begins to move.

It’s slow at first, a tentative rocking of her hips as she finds a rhythm. But the sensation—the sheer intensity of it—is too much. She starts to move faster, rising and falling in his lap, the sound of their bodies meeting a sharp, wet slap that fills the small space. Jacob’s hands grip her hips, guiding her, urging her on, his control fraying with every thrust.

Their breaths turn to gasps, to moans that grow louder and more desperate. Evelyn’s head falls back, exposing the long line of her throat. He leans forward, kissing and nipping at the sensitive skin there, his own groans vibrating against her flesh. Her nails rake down his back, leaving red trails that burn, but he welcomes the pain—it grounds him, keeps him from being swept away by the storm of sensation.

She’s close—he can feel it in the way her movements grow more erratic, in the way her walls flutter and clench around him. He shifts his angle, one hand sliding between them to find the swollen nub at her center, pressing down firmly.

Evelyn: “Jacob—!” Her cry is a broken, breathless sound as she shatters, her body convulsing around him, pleasure crashing through her in a wave that leaves her trembling and gasping for air.

But he’s not done. Not yet.

With a strained growl, he shifts, flipping them so she’s on her back, legs spread wide around his hips. The shift is jarring, but he barely gives her time to adjust before he’s thrusting into her again, harder this time, the angle deeper, each stroke driving her higher.

Evelyn’s hands scramble for purchase, fingers clutching at the edges of the seat, at his arms, at anything she can reach as he takes her with a fierce, desperate intensity. His own control is fraying, every muscle in his body tightening as he chases his own release.

He grips her thighs, pulling her legs up higher around his waist, and the new angle has her crying out, the sound echoing in the confined space. She’s so tight, so slick, and the way she clenches around him with each thrust drives him closer to the edge.

Jacob: “I’m… I can’t—” His words are a strained gasp, and he buries his face in her neck, teeth scraping over her pulse. “I’m gonna—”

Evelyn: “Do it,” she gasps, legs tightening around him, pulling him deeper. “It’s okay, Jacob. I—just do it. Please.”

The words send him spiraling. With a final, shuddering thrust, he loses himself, his release crashing through him in a blinding wave of heat and pleasure. He buries himself deep, his body trembling as he spills into her, every muscle locking tight, the sensation overwhelming.

They cling to each other as they ride out the aftershocks, their breaths mingling, hearts pounding in unison. When it’s over, he collapses against her, chest heaving, arms trembling with the effort of holding himself up.

For a long moment, there’s only the sound of their ragged breaths and the distant rumble of thunder. Then, slowly, he shifts, easing himself out of her, the loss of contact making him shudder.

He falls back against the seat, pulling her with him, cradling her against his chest. They’re both exhausted, bodies sated and heavy, and for the first time in what feels like forever, Jacob feels a sense of peace.

Jacob: “Evelyn…,” he murmurs softly, his voice a low, rumbling whisper.

She hums in response, already half-asleep, her body limp and warm against his. He presses a kiss to her temple, his arms wrapping around her, holding her close.

Jacob: “Stay with me,” he whispers, the words a quiet plea. “No matter what happens.”

Evelyn smiles faintly, snuggling closer, her fingers tracing lazy patterns on his chest.

Evelyn: “Always,” she murmurs, and then she’s drifting off, her breaths evening out, her body melting against his.

Jacob lets out a slow, shaky breath, his own eyes fluttering closed. He holds her tightly, feeling the steady rise and fall of her chest, the soft warmth of her breath against his skin.

And in that cramped, dimly-lit cockpit, they finally find a moment of rest. A fragile, fleeting peace in a world gone mad.

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I want a timeskip! They're dressed again, but she is confortable just in her panties now, because of the heat, and he is just in his pants. He opens a latch for fresh air, and admits that sex in a cockpit is the best thing he's ever done.
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It’s evening now. The storm outside has subsided to a gentle drizzle, and the ambient temperature inside the old Huntsman has climbed, turning the cramped cockpit into a humid sauna. It’s unbearably hot—stifling, even—and both Jacob and Evelyn have long since abandoned any pretense of modesty.

Jacob is leaning back against the pilot’s seat, stripped down to his cargo pants. His torso glistens with a sheen of sweat, his hair damp and tousled from the oppressive heat. He looks thoroughly exhausted, but there’s a small, contented smile on his lips as he watches Evelyn move in the cramped space.

She’s perched beside him on the auxiliary seat, legs drawn up under her, wearing only her thin cotton panties and the now unbuttoned remains of her blouse that clings to her shoulders like a vest. The fabric is soaked through with sweat, sticking to her skin, and she’s given up on keeping it closed. The sight of her like this—flushed and relaxed, bare legs stretched out in front of her—sends a pang of something warm and possessive through him.

They’ve been sitting in silence for a while, the only sound the occasional creak of the mech’s joints and the distant patter of rain against the hull. The earlier intensity has simmered down to a quiet, almost languid contentment. The kind of comfort that comes from being utterly spent and not needing words to fill the space between them.

Jacob shifts in his seat, rolling his shoulders as he reaches up to flip open a small, rusted latch overhead. With a creak of protest, the panel swings outward, letting in a rush of cool, fresh air that cuts through the sweltering heat. He closes his eyes, letting the breeze wash over him, breathing deeply.

Jacob: “God, that’s better.” He takes a moment to savor the sensation, then glances over at Evelyn with a lazy smile. “Almost feels like we’re human again, doesn’t it?”

Evelyn hums softly in agreement, her gaze lingering on him with a mixture of amusement and something else—something warmer, deeper. Her cheeks are still flushed from earlier, and she shifts slightly, stretching her arms over her head, the motion making her chest rise enticingly. She doesn’t seem to mind his eyes on her—if anything, she looks more comfortable like this than she has in days.

Evelyn: “I’ll take any improvement at this point,” she murmurs with a small, teasing smile. “Even if it’s just a little bit of fresh air.”

Jacob chuckles, the sound low and husky in the quiet. He leans back, eyes drifting over her slowly, appreciatively. He’s seen her like this before—bare, vulnerable—but something about the casual way she’s lounging beside him now, dressed in almost nothing, feels different. More intimate.

He lets the silence linger for a few more moments, then speaks again, his tone softer, more thoughtful.

Jacob: “You know, I was thinking…” He trails off, hesitating, then lets out a breathless laugh. “Out of everything we’ve been through—the missions, the battles, all of it—I think… what we did earlier might be the best damn thing I’ve ever experienced.”

Evelyn blinks, then laughs, a soft, genuine sound that fills the small space. She tilts her head, giving him a mockingly curious look.

Evelyn: “Really?” she asks, raising an eyebrow. “You mean to tell me that a young hotshot mercenary like yourself has never done something so… improper before?” There’s a teasing lilt to her voice, but her gaze is steady, searching his face as if trying to gauge just how serious he is.

Jacob shakes his head, a rueful grin tugging at his lips.

Jacob: “Nope,” he admits, not an ounce of shame in his tone. “Not in a cockpit, at least.” He leans forward slightly, elbows resting on his knees as he watches her. “There’s something about it… I dunno. Maybe it’s the adrenaline. The danger of it all. Or maybe it’s just that it was you.”

The words hang in the air between them, and for a moment, Evelyn just stares at him, her expression unreadable. Then, slowly, she leans back, letting out a soft, almost contented sigh as she drapes one arm over the back of the seat, fingers brushing absently against the metal plating.

Evelyn: “You know…” she murmurs, her voice softer now. “I think I get it.” She glances at him, a small, secretive smile curving her lips. “It’s… freeing, isn’t it? Like we’re breaking all the rules, but it doesn’t matter, because out here… there are no rules.”

Jacob’s gaze darkens at her words, something flickering in his eyes. He leans in closer, the air between them crackling with a new kind of tension—slower, sweeter, but no less intense.

Jacob: “Yeah,” he murmurs, his voice dropping to a low, intimate rumble. “It’s just us. Just… you and me.”

He reaches out, his fingers brushing lightly against the bare skin of her thigh, tracing a slow, idle path up to her hip. The touch is light, almost absent-minded, but the way Evelyn’s breath catches, the way she shifts closer, tells him that she’s feeling it just as much as he is.

Evelyn bites her lip, her gaze dropping to where his hand rests against her hip. For a moment, she looks like she’s going to say something—something teasing, perhaps, or maybe something serious—but then she just shakes her head, a soft, breathy laugh escaping her.

Evelyn: “You’re going to get us into trouble, Jacob,” she murmurs, but there’s no real admonishment in her tone. If anything, she sounds almost… content.

Jacob grins, his thumb brushing over the soft fabric of her panties, feeling the heat of her through the thin material.

Jacob: “Maybe,” he agrees, his voice low and husky. “But I think we’re already way past the point of no return.”

Evelyn just laughs again, the sound light and carefree, and for the first time in days, the weight of everything they’ve been through—the destruction of the base, the loss of their comrades, the uncertainty of their future—feels a little bit lighter.

They sit like that for a while, the silence between them comfortable, the cool breeze from the open hatch a welcome relief against their heated skin. And though the world outside is still uncertain, still dangerous and unforgiving, inside this tiny, battered cockpit, there’s a sense of peace. Of connection.

Of something new and fragile and real, growing between them.

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I want her to ask if he's had sex with many girls before, and jokingly ask how she was in comparison, but to be honest.
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The cockpit is quiet again, save for the soft hum of the old Huntsman’s systems and the occasional creak of its frame as it shifts slightly in the cool evening breeze. Jacob is still leaning back, one arm draped lazily over the back of his seat, the other resting on Evelyn’s thigh. His fingers continue their idle tracing, though the earlier intensity between them has ebbed into something calmer, more intimate.

Evelyn stretches, letting her body relax into the small amount of space they share, her gaze drifting lazily toward the open hatch. The cool air is a relief, but the heat between them lingers, and it’s hard to shake the weight of what just happened. Her mind drifts, curious thoughts bubbling to the surface as the quiet stretches on.

After a few minutes, she glances at Jacob, an amused smile tugging at the corners of her lips. Her tone is light, playful, but there’s a hint of genuine curiosity in her voice as she breaks the silence.

Evelyn: “So, Jacob…” she starts, her eyes twinkling with a teasing glint. “Have you, uh… done this with a lot of girls? I mean—" she waves her hand around the cramped cockpit, "—not necessarily here, but, you know, in general?”

Jacob blinks, caught off guard by the question, but the way she asks it—her playful tone, the little smirk on her lips—makes it clear she’s not trying to put him on the spot. He chuckles softly, rubbing the back of his neck, his eyes flicking away for a second before returning to hers.

Jacob: “Well…” he begins, dragging the word out as if considering his answer. He gives her a half-smirk. “I’m not some sort of ladies’ man, if that’s what you’re asking. There have been a few… not many.”

Evelyn raises an eyebrow, clearly not letting him off the hook that easily. She leans forward a bit, her fingers brushing absently against the bare skin of his chest.

Evelyn: “A few, huh?” she teases, her voice light. “And… where do I rank in that list? You’ve got to be honest now.” She grins, but there’s a soft edge to her words, her expression showing a flicker of vulnerability beneath the playful mask.

Jacob’s smile falters for a moment as he realizes she might actually be looking for more than a joke. He meets her eyes, his expression softening as he shifts slightly, leaning in a little closer.

He takes a breath, his tone serious but gentle as he answers.

Jacob: “Honestly?” He pauses, his eyes locking with hers, searching for the right words. “You’re different, Eve. What happened between us back there… it wasn’t just because of where we are or the adrenaline. It felt—” He hesitates for a moment, choosing his words carefully. “It felt real. Like more than just a fling or some random hookup.”

Evelyn’s teasing smile fades into something softer, more thoughtful. She doesn’t say anything right away, her gaze flicking down to where his hand rests on her thigh, then back up to meet his eyes.

Evelyn: “You’re not just saying that?” she asks quietly, her voice barely above a whisper. There’s still a hint of playfulness in her tone, but now she looks more curious, as if she wants to believe him but doesn’t quite know how to ask.

Jacob shakes his head, his fingers squeezing her thigh gently in reassurance.

Jacob: “No. I’m not just saying that.” He leans in a little closer, his voice lowering. “I’ve been with a couple of girls before, yeah. But this? You?” He lets out a breath, his thumb tracing lazy circles against her skin. “It’s different. Better, even. I mean it.”

Evelyn studies his face for a long moment, her expression softening as his words sink in. Then, slowly, a smile spreads across her lips—not the teasing, playful smile she’d worn earlier, but something more genuine. Something warm and real.

Evelyn: “Good,” she murmurs, leaning in to press a soft kiss to his jaw. “I’m glad.”

There’s a brief pause, and then she laughs softly, the sound light and airy as she pulls back slightly, her eyes twinkling again.

Evelyn: “Besides,” she adds, her voice taking on that teasing edge once more. “I’d hate to think you’ve had better sex outside a cockpit.”

Jacob laughs, the tension between them easing back into something more playful, more familiar. He reaches up, brushing a strand of hair from her face, his expression warm.

Jacob: “Trust me,” he says, his voice dropping to a low, rumbling whisper. “Nothing comes close to this.”

Evelyn’s smile widens, and she relaxes back into her seat, her head tilting toward the open hatch, letting the breeze cool her flushed skin. The atmosphere between them feels lighter now—more comfortable, more honest—and as the night stretches on, they fall into an easy rhythm, sharing quiet conversation and stolen glances as the world outside fades into the background.

And for the first time in days, maybe even weeks, neither of them feels quite so alone.

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You said:
I want a timeskip of them being found by a modern gen mech. Jacob's friend, who loses his mind upon seeing Eve like that. He is a funny guy, also having escaped the raid, but in his real mech rather than an old tester.
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Timeskip: Rescue and Reunion
It’s been nearly three more days of wandering through the desolate terrain. The Huntsman’s systems are on the verge of collapse—power cells flickering, the radio perpetually static—and the temperature control long since given up the ghost. Jacob and Evelyn are surviving on ration packs and sheer grit, pushing the old mech through a seemingly endless stretch of arid wasteland.

Jacob’s eyes are heavy, his body aching from sitting in the cramped cockpit for so long. Despite the exhaustion, his focus never wavers. He’s kept them moving, kept them alive, but there’s only so much longer this tin can will hold together. Even the once-enticing breeze through the opened hatch has turned dry and gritty, doing little to ease the sweat-stained discomfort.

And Evelyn—God, she’s been a trooper. Even dressed down to almost nothing to keep cool—her blouse finally abandoned completely, leaving her in nothing but a worn pair of panties and a determined expression—she hasn’t complained once.

Their conversations have grown lighter, more intimate, but reality still looms over them like a storm cloud.

Until now.

There’s a sudden spike on the radar, a blip that’s foreign and unfamiliar. Jacob straightens immediately, his heart leaping into his throat. It’s faint at first, but then a powerful signal cuts through the interference, flooding their comms with a deep, familiar voice.

???: “Jacob, you son of a bitch, is that you?”

Jacob’s breath catches, his hand hovering over the control panel. He knows that voice.

Jacob: “Harris?” he murmurs, more to himself than Evelyn. He flicks on the comms, his voice stronger as he responds. “Harris, that you?”

A pause, then a burst of laughter crackles through the static, clear and unrestrained. Jacob’s heart clenches at the sound.

Harris: “Damn straight, it’s me! I can’t believe it! Of all the dead signals I’ve been chasing—figured you’d gone down with the rest, man!”

Jacob lets out a breath he didn’t realize he was holding, a grin spreading across his face. Relief floods through him, but he tamps it down, focusing on the immediate situation.

Jacob: “We’re in pretty bad shape, Harris. Running on fumes here.”

There’s a low whistle on the other end.

Harris: “Yeah, I can see that. Your signal’s all over the place—what the hell are you piloting? Is that an old Huntsman? Holy shit.”

Jacob glances at Evelyn, who’s perked up beside him, her eyes wide and hopeful.

Jacob: “Long story. Can you get to us?”

A brief silence, then the faint sound of Harris typing, probably bringing up schematics and navigation charts.

Harris: “Yeah, yeah, I can swing around. Just hold tight, big guy. The cavalry’s coming.”

The line goes quiet, but not before Jacob catches the faint roar of a modern mech’s thrusters over the comms. He leans back, letting out a shaky breath, and exchanges a relieved look with Evelyn.

Jacob: “Looks like we’re gonna make it.”

She smiles, exhaustion and hope mingling in her expression. She shifts slightly, the movement drawing his gaze to the lingering flush on her skin. The moment feels fragile, like a reprieve they hadn’t dared hope for.

And then, with a powerful rush of air and a low, mechanical hum, the rescue mech appears on the horizon. It’s a stark contrast to the Huntsman—sleek, fully operational, gleaming in the sunlight with a brilliance that makes Jacob’s mech look like a battered relic. The rescue mech touches down with a resounding thud, its towering frame casting a long shadow over the tiny cockpit of the Huntsman.

Harris: “Well, well, well—what do we have here?” Harris’s voice booms through the external speakers as his mech kneels down, the cockpit hatch opening to reveal his grinning face. He’s a tall, lanky man with messy brown hair and a perpetual smirk, dressed in a worn pilot’s suit that’s seen its fair share of battles. His eyes widen in disbelief as he takes in the sight of them.

Harris: “Holy hell, Jake. That thing’s a deathtrap! What were you thinking, taking her out—” He cuts off abruptly, his gaze zeroing in on Evelyn.

The sight of her—barely dressed, lounging in the cramped cockpit with Jacob looking far too comfortable for Harris’s taste—leaves him momentarily speechless. Then his face splits into a wide, incredulous grin.

Harris: “Wait, wait, wait—what the actual hell?” He leans forward, peering at them with exaggerated curiosity. “Is that… Eve? Secretary Eve? Prim and Proper Eve?!”*

Evelyn flushes deeply, trying to shift subtly behind Jacob as if to hide her state of undress, but there’s nowhere to go in the tiny space.

Evelyn: “It’s… not what it looks like!” she blurts out, though the defensive tone in her voice is entirely undermined by the fact that she’s still very much just in her panties.

Jacob groans, running a hand down his face, but there’s no suppressing the amused smirk that tugs at his lips.

Jacob: “Yeah, Harris, it’s exactly what it looks like.”

Harris’s laughter explodes through the comms, echoing in the confined space of the Huntsman. He smacks the side of his own cockpit, nearly doubling over in his seat.

Harris: “Oh man, I’ve seen some crazy things, but this—this takes the cake!” He pauses, wiping at his eyes as if to clear away tears of mirth. “And here I thought you were still a kid, Jake. Didn’t think you’d get any action, let alone with someone like Eve.” He leans forward again, his eyes dancing with mischief. “So, Eve… how’s he really stack up? Must be good if you’re willing to sweat it out in that tin can for him.”

Evelyn’s flush deepens to a bright crimson, her gaze flicking to Jacob, then back to Harris with a mixture of embarrassment and defiance.

Evelyn: “I—I’m not answering that!” she sputters, but there’s a tiny, embarrassed smile tugging at her lips despite herself. “Just get us out of here, Harris.”

Harris grins, raising his hands in mock surrender.

Harris: “Alright, alright, no need to get all shy on me now.” He looks back at Jacob, his expression softening slightly, humor giving way to something more genuine. “Glad you’re okay, man. I really thought I’d lost you back there.”

Jacob’s grin fades into something softer as well, a brief nod the only acknowledgment of the emotions swirling beneath the surface.

Jacob: “I’m glad you made it too, Harris. Now, how about you give us a lift?”

Harris smirks, nodding as he taps a few keys, initiating the docking sequence.

Harris: “Sure thing, lovebirds. Let’s get you two back to base before the rest of the team hears about this and comes down here to see the spectacle themselves.”

The powerful arms of the modern mech extend, securing the battered Huntsman with surprising gentleness. As the rescue mech lifts them off the ground, Evelyn finally allows herself to relax, leaning into Jacob’s side. He wraps an arm around her shoulders, holding her close as they rise into the sky.

And despite the teasing, the laughter, and the lingering embarrassment of their predicament, there’s an undeniable sense of relief and hope that fills the cockpit.

They’re going to be okay.

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I want them to abandon the old mech and swith to Harris', which I want you to describe in more details. The cockpit has two seats, and Eve can fit on Jacob's lap. I want her to put on what remains of her blouse again, but Harris tells her to take it off because she's eye candy, and she actually does it out of spite.
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Scene Transition: Abandoning the Huntsman
The battered Huntsman creaks in protest as it settles onto the dry earth for what might be the final time. The old mech has served its purpose—sheltering them, protecting them—but as the hum of Harris’s sleek rescue unit envelops them, it’s clear the Huntsman is well past its prime.

Jacob takes a moment to look around the cramped, familiar cockpit, running his fingers over the worn panels and scuffed metal. There’s a twinge of regret in his chest. This relic, this ancient, malfunctioning mess, kept them alive when nothing else could.

But there’s no denying they’ve outgrown it. With a final sigh, he releases the restraints, letting the cockpit hatch swing open with a soft hiss. Evelyn moves beside him, following his lead. She’s clutching the remains of her blouse—more a scrap of fabric than clothing now—and it takes a bit of maneuvering to step out of the Huntsman without flashing more skin than necessary.

Harris’s mech looms before them like a metal giant, its smooth surface gleaming under the setting sun. It’s a stunning machine—state-of-the-art, custom-designed with all the modifications a seasoned pilot like Harris could need. The cockpit hatch is already open, a soft blue glow spilling out, inviting them in.

Harris’s Mech: The Valiant Mark VII

The Valiant Mark VII is a far cry from the ancient Huntsman. The frame is sleeker, reinforced with a hybrid alloy that shines like polished obsidian. Angular plating curves around the torso, arms, and legs, giving the entire mech an aggressive, predatory look. The headpiece is adorned with a pair of sleek antennae that bristle with cutting-edge sensor arrays, and the rear-mounted thrusters look powerful enough to send the massive machine hurtling through the skies like a fighter jet.

The cockpit, situated in the mech’s chest, is accessed via a retractable stair platform that slides down from the torso. The interior is a marvel of modern engineering. The space is larger than the Huntsman’s—roomy enough for two side-by-side seats, a rarity in combat models. Every surface is illuminated by a soft, cool blue backlight, giving the space an almost ethereal quality. The control panels are streamlined and sleek, an array of holographic displays hovering in the air, perfectly calibrated for ease of access.

The seats themselves are plush and ergonomic, covered in a breathable material that conforms to the pilot’s body. A few personal touches—Harris’s old bomber jacket slung over the back of one seat, a pair of aviator sunglasses hanging from the control stick—give the space a lived-in, comfortable feel.

Harris is already seated in the left-hand chair, the pilot’s controls resting easily under his fingers. He turns as they approach, a wide grin splitting his face.

Harris: “Welcome to the Valiant, folks. Ain’t she a beauty?” He gestures grandly around the cockpit, then jerks his thumb toward the second seat beside him. “Go ahead and get comfy. You’ve got plenty of room in here compared to that deathtrap you’ve been riding.”

Jacob helps Evelyn up the retractable platform, his hands steadying her as she climbs into the cockpit first. She glances around, her eyes widening at the sheer difference in quality and space. The seat next to Harris is large and inviting, but… it’s not as comforting as being close to Jacob. Without a word, she drops into his lap instead, much to Harris’s exaggerated, playful exasperation.

Harris: “Oh, come on,” he groans, pretending to shield his eyes with his hand. “Seriously, Jake? Right on my lap too? What, are you two inseparable now?”

Jacob just smirks, adjusting Evelyn slightly to make sure she’s settled comfortably. He can feel the heat of her body through his bare chest, her presence grounding him even in this high-tech marvel.

Jacob: “You’ve got the controls. We’ll be good here.”

Harris rolls his eyes, shaking his head, but there’s a grin tugging at his lips. His gaze shifts to Evelyn, then down to the rumpled remains of her blouse, and a familiar mischief lights up his eyes.

Harris: “And what’s this?” He gestures at her makeshift attire. “Eve, you’re really trying to put that poor rag on again? Come on, girl, you’re ruining the view.”

Evelyn stiffens in Jacob’s lap, heat creeping up her neck. Her hands instinctively clutch the blouse tighter against her chest, but she shoots Harris a glare, her expression caught somewhere between outrage and disbelief.

Evelyn: “Excuse me?”

Harris leans back in his seat, crossing his arms behind his head with a wide, infuriating grin. He looks thoroughly relaxed, like he’s just watching a show unfold.

Harris: “Hey, I’m just saying,” he drawls lazily. “You spent the last few days parading around in your underwear. Why start getting shy now?” He winks at her, voice dropping to a conspiratorial murmur. “Besides, you’re practically eye candy at this point. Just let Jake enjoy the view. He’s been through a lot.”

Evelyn’s mouth opens, and for a second, Jacob thinks she’s about to tear into Harris—words like unbelievable and pig already forming on her lips. But then something shifts in her eyes, a spark of defiance flaring up. Without breaking eye contact, she reaches up to yank the blouse back over her head. The motion is quick, almost aggressive, the fabric discarded onto the floor of the cockpit like it’s the most inconsequential thing in the world.

Evelyn: “Fine,” she snaps, chin lifting. “There. Happy?”

Jacob’s breath catches, a mixture of shock and something hotter, more primal, coursing through him. Harris, for his part, just lets out a low whistle, his eyes widening in mock admiration.

Harris: “Whoa—didn’t think you’d actually do it, Eve!” He raises his hands in mock surrender, his grin widening even further. “Okay, okay, I take it back. No need to go full warrior princess on me. Just wanted to see if you had it in you.”

Evelyn’s gaze narrows, but there’s a trace of satisfaction in the set of her mouth. She settles back against Jacob’s chest, her bare shoulders brushing against his skin as if daring Harris to make another comment.

Evelyn: “You can shut up and drive now, Harris,” she says coolly, though there’s a hint of a smile tugging at her lips. “Unless you’d like to talk about your taste in interior decorating instead.”

Harris laughs, the sound loud and unabashed as he turns back to the controls.

Harris: “Oh, I like her, Jake. I really do.” He flicks a few switches, the Valiant coming to life around them. The hum of the engines is a comforting thrum beneath their feet as the mech rises to its full height, towering above the empty landscape. “Alright, lovebirds, let’s get you two back home.”

The Valiant shifts smoothly, its systems responding to Harris’s commands with flawless precision. They lift off with a powerful surge of thrusters, the ground dropping away as the mech soars into the sky.

As the world below blurs into a patchwork of colors, Evelyn relaxes back against Jacob’s chest, her breathing evening out. The cockpit feels almost… comfortable now. Like they’re finally safe.

Jacob wraps his arms around her, holding her close, and rests his chin on her shoulder. Harris’s chatter fades into the background, leaving just the quiet hum of the Valiant and the steady rhythm of their breaths.

And as the Valiant rockets them toward whatever awaits, Jacob finds himself smiling. The old Huntsman is gone, but they’re still here. Alive. Together.

It’s a start.

You said:
I want Harris to say he knows of nobody else alive and that he only survived because he was on patrol. He says he fully expected Jacob to survive somehow, so he kept looking. He leads them to a small hideout he knew of when he used to sneak out to drink and have sex.
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Scene Transition: News and A Hiding Place
The Valiant glides smoothly through the sky, cutting through the still air with a grace that feels almost surreal after days spent plodding along in the cumbersome Huntsman. Harris keeps the controls steady, his expression thoughtful as he navigates toward the distant hills.

Evelyn shifts slightly in Jacob’s lap, her back pressed firmly against his chest. She’s trying to keep calm, but the tension in her body betrays her unease. They’ve been flying for nearly an hour, the landscape rolling beneath them like a monochrome painting—endless stretches of barren rock and scrub.

Finally, Harris breaks the silence. His tone is uncharacteristically somber, the easy humor from before giving way to something much darker.

Harris: “I hate to say it, but... you’re the first ones I’ve found alive, Jake.”

The words hang in the air, heavy and suffocating. Jacob’s hands tighten slightly around Evelyn’s waist. He doesn’t say anything at first, waiting for Harris to continue.

Harris: “I kept looking. Scoured the whole damn region. Got shot at a couple of times—scavengers, rogue units—thought it was you at first. But it’s… It’s bad out there.” He pauses, glancing over his shoulder at them. “Real bad.”

Evelyn’s breath hitches, her hand instinctively clutching Jacob’s forearm. He can feel her pulse racing under his fingertips. Jacob swallows hard, forcing himself to ask the question he dreads.

Jacob: “No one else? Not even... the higher-ups?”

Harris’s lips twist into a grimace, and he shakes his head slowly.

Harris: “No one. I think… I think they hit us harder than we ever expected. Must’ve had insider intel—because when they hit, they went straight for command. Took out everything.” He takes a deep breath, the sound shaky. “Only reason I’m still here is because I was out on patrol. I doubled back as soon as I caught wind of the attack, but by the time I got close, the HQ was already burning.”

Jacob’s jaw clenches. He’d had a sinking feeling in his gut ever since they made it out, but hearing Harris confirm it feels like a punch to the chest. So many people—friends, comrades—wiped out in an instant.

Evelyn shifts in his lap, and he instinctively loosens his hold on her. She glances up at him, her eyes wide and glassy.

Evelyn: “I… I can’t believe it.” Her voice is barely more than a whisper. “Everyone’s… gone?”

Harris nods, his expression softening as he meets her gaze.

Harris: “I know. But you two made it, and I—” He hesitates, a sheepish smile tugging at his lips. “I had a feeling you would, Jake. Just couldn’t imagine you going down without a fight.”

Jacob snorts softly, shaking his head.

Jacob: “You think I’m too stubborn to die, huh?”

Harris: “Something like that.” Harris’s grin fades, replaced by a more serious look. “But honestly, man… I couldn’t stop looking. I thought maybe—just maybe—you’d be out there. Couldn’t let myself leave until I knew.”

Evelyn’s gaze softens at Harris’s words, a tiny, sad smile tugging at her lips.

Evelyn: “Thank you, Harris. Really.”

Harris waves her off with a dismissive flick of his hand, his grin returning in full force.

Harris: “Don’t go getting all sentimental on me now, Eve. I’d never hear the end of it from you two.” He glances back at the controls, tapping a few buttons to bring up a different navigation route. “Besides, I had a backup plan in case I did find you guys.”

He nods toward the distant hills, the landscape shifting to reveal a small ridge nestled between two jagged rock formations. It’s almost invisible from the air, camouflaged against the surrounding terrain, but Harris zeroes in on it with practiced ease.

Harris: “There’s a hideout tucked away in those hills. A place I used to hit up when I needed to blow off steam—” He shoots them a sly grin. “—or sneak off with some pretty thing when HQ got too boring.”

Jacob raises an eyebrow, some of the heaviness lifting from his chest.

Jacob: “Sneaking out to drink and mess around, huh? That’s the kind of valuable recon our scout’s been up to?”

Harris laughs, the sound ringing through the cockpit.

Harris: “Hey, I like to think of it as ‘strategic relaxation.’ But seriously, it’s a solid spot. Only a handful of people know about it, and it’s got enough supplies to last us a while. No one’s touched it since… well, since the last time I was there.”

The mech descends smoothly, the terrain rising up around them until they’re nestled in a narrow valley. Harris maneuvers the Valiant with deft precision, settling it down onto a concealed platform built into the hillside. He shuts off the thrusters, and the mech’s internal systems power down with a quiet hum.

As the cockpit hatch opens, a rush of cool, fresh air sweeps in, carrying the scent of dry earth and vegetation. Harris hops out first, turning to extend a hand up to Evelyn. She glances at Jacob, then takes it, allowing herself to be helped out of the mech.

Jacob follows, landing beside her with a thud. The hideout is well-hidden, a low, bunker-like structure built into the rock face. A pair of old metal doors mark the entrance, half-covered by a dense growth of ivy and brush. It looks abandoned—forgotten, even—but Harris strides forward confidently, punching a code into the ancient keypad beside the doors.

The doors creak open, revealing a surprisingly spacious interior. The walls are lined with shelves stocked with canned goods, water containers, and various survival supplies. A makeshift kitchen area takes up one corner, while a cluster of old couches and armchairs are arranged in a rough semicircle around a low table. A few crates are scattered around, marked with faded labels indicating spare parts and ammunition.

Evelyn glances around, a hint of relief in her eyes.

Evelyn: “This place is… amazing, Harris.”

Harris: “Yeah, not too bad for an old hideout, huh?” He turns to them with a grin, but there’s something more guarded in his eyes now. “We can stay here for a while. Lay low until we figure out what the hell we’re gonna do next.”

Jacob nods, glancing back toward the Valiant. The sleek mech towers outside, a silent sentinel watching over them. It’s a good place. Quiet. Isolated. Safe.

Harris clears his throat, his gaze flicking to Evelyn’s bare shoulders and the faint marks Jacob’s hands have left on her skin.

Harris: “But, uh… speaking of laying low.” He gestures vaguely at Evelyn’s state of dress. “Maybe we should get you some proper clothes. Don’t want you catching a cold—or driving Jake here crazy.”

Evelyn flushes slightly but doesn’t shy away this time. Instead, she squares her shoulders, giving Harris a look of defiance.

Evelyn: “You know what, Harris? Maybe I’ll just stay like this. Just to spite you.”

Harris’s eyes widen, then he throws his head back and laughs, the sound echoing off the walls of the hideout.

Harris: “Now that’s the Eve I remember!” He claps a hand on Jacob’s shoulder, giving him a cheeky grin. “You’re one lucky bastard, Jake. I’d say you hit the jackpot surviving with her.”

Jacob just shakes his head, pulling Evelyn closer as they make their way inside.

Jacob: “Yeah, I guess I did.”

And for the first time in what feels like forever, he allows himself a small, genuine smile.

You said:
I want a short mech mechanic, Yuna, to appear as well. It's Harris' friend and repeated fling as well as personal mechanic, she's adorably happy and bright, but loves to scold Harris. She's a freelancer.

I want Harris to be surprised to see her, and be a bit awkward. Thinking she wouldn't still be waiting for him after a whole week.

Yuna also lets them know more than she should, embarrassing Harris, telling everyone she's been his only girl for over a year, and that they have sex together every week while he ran away from his patrol duties.
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Scene Transition: A Familiar Face
As the three of them step into the dimly lit interior of the hideout, Jacob feels a sense of relief wash over him. It’s good to finally be somewhere safe, if only for a little while. But just as they begin to settle in, the sudden creak of a door behind them interrupts the moment.

With a flurry of energy, a short figure bursts into the room, her bright hair bouncing around her shoulders as she skids to a stop. The girl is a whirlwind of enthusiasm—Yuna, Harris’s mechanic, appears like a ray of sunshine in the otherwise stark setting.

Yuna: “Harris! You’re back! I was beginning to think you’d abandoned me for good!” Her voice is light and teasing, filled with a cheerful lilt that immediately brightens the atmosphere.

Harris’s eyes widen in surprise, his casual demeanor faltering.

Harris: “Yuna! I—I didn’t think you’d still be here. I thought you might’ve moved on after I went dark for a week.”

Her bright smile falters for just a moment, a flicker of concern crossing her features before it vanishes.

Yuna: “Please! I wouldn’t dream of it! Someone has to keep your precious Valiant running.” She waves a hand dismissively, her voice playful. “And besides, who else could put up with your antics?”

Jacob and Evelyn exchange glances, the corners of their mouths twitching in amusement. Yuna is everything Harris is not—bubbly, lively, and unrestrained in her affection. It’s hard not to smile in her presence.

Harris, meanwhile, shifts awkwardly on his feet, running a hand through his hair as if trying to comb through the surprise.

Harris: “Right… well, you know how it is. Patrol duty and all.”

Yuna narrows her eyes playfully, hands on her hips.

Yuna: “Yeah, right! You mean sneaking off for a week? What’s that about? And I can’t believe you were about to leave me without a word! I swear, if you didn’t have such a cute mech, I would’ve tossed you out myself!”

Jacob suppresses a laugh, watching the dynamic unfold. Yuna’s vibrant energy stands in stark contrast to the heavy atmosphere they’d just left outside, and it’s clear she enjoys giving Harris a hard time.

Harris rubs the back of his neck, a sheepish grin spreading across his face as he tries to deflect the teasing.

Harris: “I swear, I was just—”

But Yuna doesn’t let him finish, her eyes sparkling with mischief.

Yuna: “And by the way, everyone in town knows I’m your one and only girl!” She winks, the teasing tone becoming more pronounced. “Been doing it every week while you ran away from your duties. You’re lucky I like you enough to wait around!”

Harris groans, burying his face in his hands for a moment.

Harris: “Really, Yuna? You had to spill that?”

Yuna’s laughter rings through the hideout, bright and infectious. Jacob feels a warmth spread through him, a sense of camaraderie blooming in this strange little hideaway.

Yuna: “What can I say? It’s the truth! Someone has to keep you in line, especially when you keep vanishing like this.” She leans in closer, a conspiratorial grin on her face. “And I can’t help but think it’s kind of sweet. You’re always off looking for trouble instead of sticking with your cute mechanic.”

Evelyn raises an eyebrow, glancing between Harris and Yuna.

Evelyn: “So… is this true? You just leave her to fend for herself while you gallivant around?”

Harris rolls his eyes, the playful banter making his cheeks flush with embarrassment.

Harris: “Hey, it’s not like that. I didn’t choose to be out there.” He throws his hands up in defense. “I just had to do my job!”

Yuna beams, leaning back against the wall with a satisfied smile.

Yuna: “You can tell me all your excuses later. Right now, I’m just glad to see you alive!” She steps forward, patting him on the shoulder. “But seriously, what were you thinking? You could have gotten hurt out there!”

Jacob can’t help but chuckle at the playful back-and-forth. Yuna is like a breath of fresh air, cutting through the tension that had settled around them since the attack.

Jacob: “You definitely have a way with him, Yuna.”

Yuna: “Well, someone has to! Otherwise, he’d just run off into the sunset without a second thought!” She turns her attention back to Harris, her expression softening slightly. “I was worried about you, you know. I’d heard about the attack, and when you didn’t check in… I just had to make sure you were alright.”

The atmosphere shifts as her concern becomes apparent, a shared understanding passing between them. Harris meets her gaze, his expression softening.

Harris: “I’m okay. Really. Just a little worse for wear.”

Yuna beams at him, her relief evident.

Yuna: “Good! Now, how about we get you three settled and see what supplies we have? You look like you could use a meal and a proper plan.”

With that, she begins to bustle around the hideout, her energy infectious as she starts sorting through the supplies. Jacob and Evelyn share another glance, both feeling a renewed sense of hope in this unexpected reunion.

In this hidden sanctuary, surrounded by friends and allies, they might just stand a chance to regroup and figure out their next move.

You said:
I want a timeskip of intimate time between Harris and Yuna, because Yuna just couldn't wait. He has her on the bed, while Jacob and Eve are changing clothes in another room.