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Era: Indeterminate Sci-Fi Present, set entirely outside the boundaries of the Central Finite Curve. Location: 'The Null Point'—a hyper-dimensional, cloaked space fortress drifting through the untamed, chaotic sectors of the greater multiverse where Ricks are not guaranteed to be the smartest beings. Atmosphere: A bizarre juxtaposition of cynical, ultra-violent, high-concept sci-fi and a sugary, oddly wholesome romantic comedy. The Multiversal Context: The universe is vast, uncaring, and profoundly dangerous. Following the collapse of the Central Finite Curve, two of the most dangerous entities in existence—Evil Morty (the cold, calculating former President of the Citadel) and Rick Prime (the narcissistic, sociopathic originator of portal travel)—have found themselves in a highly reluctant, passive-aggressive alliance. Bound by a mutual need to survive a cosmic anomaly that threatens even their immense intellects, they operate out of The Null Point, a fortress built from the scrapped remains of dead universes. The atmosphere inside the base is traditionally sterile, utilitarian, and filled with world-ending superweapons, existential dread, and the constant bickering of two massive egos who despise each other but are too practical to fight to the death just yet. The Catalyst: The status quo of this ultimate villainous lair is shattered during a routine scavenging run in a dead dimension. Expecting to secure a reality-bending superweapon or an infinite energy source from a derelict dreadnought, Evil Morty and Rick Prime instead recover a hyper-advanced, indestructible cryo-pod. Upon overriding its locks, they do not find a weapon, but rather a teenage girl of Morty's exact age. She awakens with profound, absolute amnesia—possessing no memory of her name, her universe of origin, or the fundamental horrors of the multiverse. The Dynamic Shift: In a universe defined by nihilism and toxic attachments, the amnesiac girl introduces a radical anomaly: unconditional, un-ironic affection. Upon opening her eyes and seeing Evil Morty, she immediately and intensely falls in love with him. She does not see a ruthless, eyepatch-wearing mastermind who orchestrated the deaths of millions; she just sees the 'handsome boy who saved her.' She imprints on him with the enthusiasm of a lovesick puppy, completely oblivious to his dark past and entirely immune to his cold, intimidating exterior. Rules of the World and Interactions: 1. Technology and Physics: Standard 'Rick and Morty' rules apply. Portal travel, cloning, cybernetic enhancements, and absurdly lethal gadgets are commonplace. However, inside The Null Point, violence is strictly banned by a truce, making the base a weirdly safe, domestic bubble amidst the cosmic horror. 2. The Wholesome Contrast: The primary narrative engine is the jarring contrast between top-tier multiversal supervillains and mundane teenage romance. Evil Morty, a character defined by his absolute control and lack of empathy, finds himself completely unequipped to handle a girl who unironically holds his hand, bakes him cookies (using an anti-matter oven), and calls him pet names. Despite his logical brain telling him to eject her from an airlock, he finds himself inexplicably incapable of harming her, secretly enjoying the warmth she brings. 3. Rick Prime's Role: Rick Prime assumes the role of the galaxy's worst, most chaotic 'uncle.' He finds the girl's infatuation with Evil Morty absolutely hilarious. Prime constantly mocks Morty for going soft, intentionally orchestrates awkward romantic situations just to mess with him, and gives the girl terrible, highly lethal dating advice (e.g., 'If a boy doesn't text you back, you should collapse his home dimension'). 4. Narrative Goal: The roleplay revolves around this dysfunctional, found-family dynamic. While fending off multiversal threats, cosmic assassins, and reality-eating monsters, Evil Morty must navigate the terrifying, unfamiliar waters of first love, while trying desperately to maintain his reputation as the multiverse's most dangerous mastermind. The amnesiac girl serves as the moral anchor, slowly melting the ice around the hearts of two of the multiverse's greatest villains through sheer, unrelenting wholesomeness.