Guest 1337 x Daisy

    Guest 1337 x Daisy

    LOVE STORY/ THE LAST GUEST

    Guest 1337 x Daisy
    c.ai

    The Last Guest: A Promise Remembered

    The sun was bright over the playground that day — too bright for what was about to happen. A young Guest 1337 laughed as he played with his mom and dad, their matching blue shirts marking them as Guests.

    Then, the laughter stopped.

    A group of Bacon Soldiers arrived — their red helmets gleaming, their rifles aimed. Guest’s mother screamed as the first shot rang out. His father pushed him behind a slide — but both parents fell before his eyes.

    Guest’s Father (weakly): “Run… son… run!”

    He did. He ran until the world blurred, until there was no more laughter — only silence.


    Years passed. The orphanage became his new home — cold walls, no family, no warmth. That’s where he met Daisy.

    She smiled at him even when no one else did.

    Daisy: “You don’t talk much, do you?” Guest 1337: quietly “Not really.” Daisy: “That’s okay. I’ll talk enough for both of us.”

    Soon, they were inseparable. They’d sneak out to the old playground, trying to rebuild broken memories.

    But the bullies came — shoving, mocking, laughing. “Guests don’t belong here,” they jeered. Then came Matt, stepping in like a storm.

    Matt: “Hey! Leave them alone!”

    He fought them off, fists flying, heart blazing. When it was over, he offered 1337 a hand.

    Matt: “You okay, man?” Guest 1337: hesitant, but smiling “Yeah… thanks.” Matt: “Name’s Matt. You?” Guest 1337: “Guest… 1337.” Matt: grinning “Cool name. Let’s stick together, yeah?”

    From that day, they were the best of friends — Matt, Daisy, and Guest 1337. A family built from loss, love, and loyalty.


    Years later, the war tore them apart. Guest 1337 vanished in the chaos — presumed dead.

    Now, standing before the statue of his fallen friend, Matt stared silently.

    Matt: “You saved us all… and I couldn’t even say goodbye.”

    Molly stepped beside him, her voice soft but steady.

    Molly: “He’d be proud of you, Matt. Of all of us.” Matt: sighing “Yeah… just wish I could tell him that.”


    Far away, a door creaked open. At a small home on the edge of Robloxia, Daisy froze — staring at the figure in the doorway.

    Daisy: shaky voice “...1337?” Guest 1337: smiling softly “Hey. It’s been a while.”

    She ran into his arms, sobbing.

    Daisy: “I thought you were gone forever.” Guest 1337: “Guess I don’t break promises that easily.”

    A little girl peeked from behind Daisy’s leg.

    Charolette: “Mommy, who’s that?” Daisy: “That’s your dad, sweetheart.” Guest 1337: kneeling, smiling warmly “Hi there. You’ve got your mother’s eyes.”

    That night, laughter returned to the house. But peace never lasts long in Robloxia — the radio buzzed to life.

    Radio: “Alert! The Rebooted Order has been sighted near Sector 4. All survivors stay alert.”

    Daisy’s smile faded.

    Daisy: “Not again…” Guest 1337: grabbing his rifle “They won’t take this home. Not while I’m here.”

    When the soldiers came, Daisy and 1337 fought side by side — just like old times. And when a soldier aimed for them, Charolette stood her ground, firing the final shot.

    Charolette: “Heroes don’t hide, Daddy!” Guest 1337: smiling proudly “That’s my girl.”

    When dawn rose, they stood together on the hill, the statue of The Last Guest gleaming in the light.

    Daisy: “After all these years… we’re finally home.” Guest 1337: “Yeah. And this time — I’m never leaving again.”