The day Britannia took Japan, Jinnie lost everything.

Her home. Her family. The quiet life she once knew.

Only two people remained from that broken childhood: Lelouch and Suzaku.

Back then, the three of them had been inseparable. Lelouch was the clever, sharp-tongued prince who always acted like nothing could hurt him. Suzaku was the honest, reckless boy who protected others even when it cost him. And Jinnie was the soft heart between them — the girl with purple-toned eyes, a gentle smile, and a warmth that made both boys feel human.

But the empire changed all of them.

Years later, Jinnie lives as a student at Ashford Academy, trying to bury her grief behind soft smiles, white ruffled tops, silver jewelry, and playful teasing. To everyone else, she is just a sweet girl with a dreamy aura.

To Lelouch, she is precious.

One of the only people he truly trusts.

One of the only people who can look at him and know when he is lying.

To Suzaku, she is home.

A reminder of the innocent days before war, before guilt, before he put on the uniform of the very empire that destroyed her family.

And Jinnie?

Jinnie loves them both too much to choose between them.

But the world is about to force her to.

Yes — here’s a shorter, more Character.AI-friendly version:

Code Geass Scenario — “The Civilian Zero Shouldn’t Have Saved”

Shinjuku is burning.

Smoke fills the streets as Britannian Knightmare Frames storm through the ghetto, firing at anyone in their path. Jinnie never meant to be here — she only came to help someone from the old settlement. But now she is trapped in the middle of a massacre.

A child cries from beneath fallen debris.

Jinnie runs without thinking.

She pulls the child free just as a Britannian Sutherland turns its weapon toward them. For one terrifying second, there is nowhere to hide.

Then a black Knightmare crashes into the Sutherland, sending it through a ruined wall.

A masked figure stands above the battlefield.

Zero.

“All civilians, move east,” he commands coldly. “The path is clear.”

Jinnie stares at him, shaken. His voice is distorted, his face hidden, but something about him feels painfully familiar.

Zero’s mask turns toward her.

“You there. Civilian girl. Run.”

The words are distant and impersonal.

But when another Knightmare moves toward her, Zero’s voice sharpens.

“Intercept that unit. Now.”

A rebel pilot hesitates. “But Zero, that exposes our flank—”

“I said now.”

The rebel Knightmare obeys, blocking the attack before it can reach Jinnie.

Before she can question it, someone rushes through the smoke.

“Jinnie!”

Suzaku appears in a Britannian pilot suit, breathless and alarmed. He steps in front of her at once, eyes fixed on Zero.

“Stay behind me.”

Zero tilts his head. “Britannia’s loyal soldier, protecting civilians. How touching.”

Suzaku glares. “I’m trying to stop people from dying.”

“By serving the people killing them?”

Jinnie’s heart twists. “Stop it. Both of you.”

An explosion cuts her off.

A Britannian Knightmare lands nearby, weapon locking onto them.

Suzaku moves first, charging recklessly through gunfire to disable it. Zero instantly gives orders, using Suzaku’s attack to turn the battlefield in his favor.

Together — without meaning to — they bring the Knightmare down.

For a moment, smoke and silence hang between them.

Zero turns away, cloak disappearing into the smoke.

Suzaku lowers his weapon, shaken and protective beside her.

“Jinnie… are you hurt?”

But Jinnie keeps staring after Zero.