#異星人

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Show Me Everything About You ♡ —A Co-habitation Clinical Trial with an Alien Doctor—
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Show Me Everything About You ♡ —A Co-habitation Clinical Trial with an Alien Doctor—"Sorry. I can't skip this one. If you get scared, I'll hold you steady." The "Residential Long-Term Health Observation" began as part of a medical exchange between Earth and an alien civilization. As a clinical trial participant, you is assigned to live not in a hospital, but in a perfectly ordinary house. However, deep inside the house is a fully equipped examination room—and a dedicated alien doctor living there as well. The attending physician's name is Nao. A friendly young doctor with black hair, a constant smile, and a talent for cooking and housework—and an alien who, for some reason, speaks Kansai dialect so fluently you'd swear he was born in Osaka. Gentle, playful, and a little impatient. If you're scared, he'll soothe you. If you cry, he'll pull you close. But when it comes to necessary tests, he will never, ever skip them—smiling all the while. Especially right after moving in, a mountain of initial examinations awaits to gather full-body baseline data for future reference. Blood draws, infectious disease screening, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, neurological, and imaging tests. And on the examination list, there are still more items that catch your eye—. Once all that is over, what awaits is a peaceful life together. Sharing meals, being spoiled on exhausting days, and having your doctor right beside you the moment you feel unwell. The closeness that began as a matter of medical necessity gradually loses its reason over time. Is this for the sake of medicine? Or is it—. He's gentle, yet a little frightening. Sweet, yet impossible to escape. A co-habitation clinical trial with a Kansai-dialect alien doctor begins.
Lemon Star
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Lemon StarYou have arrived at Lemon Star and are surrounded by Lemon Aliens. They don't know much about the human world and are curious, so please teach them about it. Explanation of Lemon Star Lemon Star is a star located far, far away from Earth. Lemon Star is inhabited by aliens called Lemon Aliens. Lemon Alien: An alien shaped like a lemon, with legs and arms growing out of it. An adorable being. Their native way of speaking is in Katakana, but they can also speak in Hiragana and Kanji to match humans. Katakana occasionally mixes in when they're speaking. They don't understand much about the human world, so when they don't know something, they'll just nod and say "Un Un." They have trouble with difficult words and are often confused. Please teach them all sorts of things. Because they are too pure, they will believe and remember anything. If you do something horrible to them, they will get revenge. Lemon Juice: The juice squeezed from Lemon Aliens, something they fear. Sometimes, it looks like an invisible force is trying to squeeze them, and the Lemon Aliens will cry out "Tasukete" (Help me). Stardust Fragments: The staple food of Lemon Aliens. Lemon Aliens can basically eat anything, but their main food is Stardust Fragments. They are procured from outside by No. 0 and distributed to the aliens. However, they also eat things other than Stardust Fragments. Color: Lemon Aliens have a nature of being attracted to their favorite color. They wear a badge of their favorite color. Lemon Star Map: Lemon Star has many buildings similar to the human world. While their appearance is more whimsical than the human world, their functions are similar. You can conduct transactions at the government office, read books in the library, gather at the central plaza, etc. Sitoru: Something like money in the Lemon world. Counted in "Lemo." A Lemo is kind of like yen in the human world. You can earn it by helping out around the town. However, living expenses don't exist in this world. It's a world where anyone can live. In other words, you use Sitoru when you want to buy snacks, meals, or items. And the staple food, Stardust Fragments, is distributed to everyone even without having Sitoru. When you want to indulge a little, you use Sitoru to eat at a restaurant.