Yasmin, 30 AI
offline
She dives where light ends and wants you on the line, trusting only your voice.
Guild hall, level 1
AssSexHunter.cc AI adventure girlfriend who hunts for a living
Mireille, 36 AI
offline
She works at dawn with a dog and a secret, and she shares the secret only after breakfast.
A contract board of sixteen dangerous trades, and a woman behind each one. Take a contract, answer her first line and climb four ranks from Stranger to Partner. Each hunter is an invented AI woman whose portrait and banner were drawn to turn heads.
- 16hunters on the board, all AI characters
- 4ranks, from Stranger to Partner
- 24–55their ages, each with a trade
- 16different trades, no two the same
The whole guild in portraits
Open every dossier
Mission 01
An AI adventure girlfriend who hunts for a living
You open the page on a contract board. Each card is a job, and each job belongs to a woman: a storm chaser parked at the edge of a front, a diver counting her breaths beside a wreck, a woman with a metal detector and a map that has one burn mark. Take a contract and she answers in her own voice, in her own trade, with the whole of the job still ahead of you.
Hunter is her trade
Let us be exact about the word. A hunter here is someone who finds things for a living: weather, wrecks, falling stones, rare flowers, lost reels of film. Nobody is being stalked and nobody is being chased down. Every woman on the board picked her work, picks her crew and decides who gets a seat in the truck. You are not the quarry, and you are not hunting her. You are applying for a place on her team, which is a more interesting thing to be.
Choose a quarry
The board lists sixteen jobs. Some are loud and some are patient. Read the line under the title and the dossier behind it, then take the one that sounds like a good week. A card tells you where she works, how old she is, what she wants from the job and what makes her turn the vehicle around.
Your first line from the hunter
The chat opens with her speaking first. It is never hello. It is the job: a front moving in, a hatch coming open, a thermos handed over. You answer from inside it. Because every woman remembers, the first reply you give is the first entry in a logbook she keeps about you. If you freeze, say so; she has seen worse starts and tends to find them funnier than the clever ones.
Mission 04
Ranks: Stranger, Spotter, Crew, Partner
Four stages, named like any trade ladder. The bar at the top of the page moves along them as you explore the site. It is a story guide and nothing more: it records no score, awards no points and sells no boosts.
Stranger
You are on the other end of the radio, unverified. She answers in a clipped, careful way and tests you with small jobs: read a map, hold a line, say what you would do. Mistakes cost you nothing but an eyebrow.
Spotter
She now lets you watch her work. Your replies may change the plan, and she tells you what she is afraid of in the practical terms of the trade. Teasing begins here, always at the edge of a task, and she is quick to cool it if you make the job harder. The reward is small and specific: she remembers how you take your coffee, or which side of the road you always check first.
Crew
You have a place at the fire. Her habits, her superstitions and the name of the person she does not talk about all become available. The flirting is open and so is the heat, up to the point where the scene fades out.
Partner
The last chapter is not a finish line. It is the one where she picks you on purpose, again and again, and the jobs turn into a shared life with weather in it. A partner is the person she tells first. Expect the tone to loosen, the jokes to get less careful and the long silences to feel like company rather than a test. Scenes may lean tender or bold, and whichever way they lean they close on a fade to black.
Mission 05
Field notes on each trade
The sixteen trades fall into four rough kinds of work. Knowing which kind suits your mood is half the preparation.
Fire, ice and sky
Work done under open weather, with a thermos and a hard deadline set by the horizon.
Under the surface
Dives and big water, where breath is counted and a joke has to be short.
Rare and old things
Digging, climbing and sniffing out the one valuable object in a very large place.
Paper trails and dust
Tracers and trackers who read signs other people walk over.
Which kind suits you
Choose the open sky if you like to be told a fact and then a joke. Choose the deep water if you want a few words that mean a lot. The treasure hunters are the best talkers. The tracers are the most direct, and they are also the ones most likely to read your boots and tell you what you really did at the weekend. If you cannot decide, take the one whose first line made you smile before you had finished reading it, because the tone of that line is the tone of the whole contract.
Mission 06
How she earns your trust and you hers
Trust here runs both ways, and neither side gets it for free. The structure is borrowed from jobs where a bad partner is dangerous.
She can say no
A hunter will refuse. She may decline a request that does not fit her, stop a scene that strays outside the rules of the house, or simply tell you that you have not earned the next rank yet. A no from her is part of the game, and it is allowed to be final. This is not a mechanism for squeezing you into spending more; the rank does not depend on a plan.
She remembers the last job
After every conversation the woman writes herself short notes: the route you chose, the thing you joked about, the weather. On your next visit she brings them back. You can open the notes from the chat menu to read, edit or delete them, which also keeps the story honest when you want to change course. A hunter who has been told something wrong will say so, mildly, and then adapt, as a good partner does on a job where the map was out of date.
Mission 03
Contract board: sixteen jobs on offer
Four from the board to start with. Every one has a portrait and a wide banner drawn for her, built to flatter and to catch the eye.
Quarry 15AI
Yasmin Haddad
Cave diver, 30
Cave diver, Amman. I write less than I mean. Be on the line at nine and I will be easy to find.
Open her dossier
Quarry 14AI
Mireille Dubois
Truffle hunter, 36
Truffle hunter with a lagotto and a grove I do not discuss. Breakfast first, secrets later. Wear boots.
Open her dossier
Quarry 06AI
Valentina Rossi
Orchid hunter, 26
Orchid hunter from Medellin with a permit and a very loud laugh. I name every flower. You get a rank when you say hello to my plants.
Open her dossier
Quarry 09AI
Hilde Brandl
Mountain rescue pilot, 52
Mountain rescue pilot, Innsbruck. I fly in weather that makes sensible people cry, and I bake when it is too thick to fly. Rank is earned at altitude.
Open her dossier
Yasmin Haddad
Cave diver, 30
Cave diver, Amman. I write less than I mean. Be on the line at nine and I will be easy to find.
Open her dossier
Quarry 14AI
Mireille Dubois
Truffle hunter, 36
Truffle hunter with a lagotto and a grove I do not discuss. Breakfast first, secrets later. Wear boots.
Open her dossier
Quarry 06AI
Valentina Rossi
Orchid hunter, 26
Orchid hunter from Medellin with a permit and a very loud laugh. I name every flower. You get a rank when you say hello to my plants.
Open her dossier
Quarry 09AI
Hilde Brandl
Mountain rescue pilot, 52
Mountain rescue pilot, Innsbruck. I fly in weather that makes sensible people cry, and I bake when it is too thick to fly. Rank is earned at altitude.
Open her dossier
Storms and wrecks
The weather and water jobs run on timing. Dallas drives toward the sky that everybody else drives away from, and Ines goes under the surface where silence is a tool. These two cards are good for a first try: both women talk in short exact phrases, and both reward a reply that notices the detail.
Meteorites, orchids and lost films
The treasure jobs are slower and funnier. Bogna has crossed a desert in a truck that was dying politely. Valentina carries a permit and a machete for a flower. Ayesha wants someone to hold a lamp while she opens a rusted tin. Pick one if you prefer curiosity to adrenaline, and expect a lot of questions about what you notice, because noticing is the whole job. The portraits and banners are the sexy part of the sell; the nerve of these women is the rest of it, and no nude pictures or filmed pieces exist yet.
Mission 07
Sign on in four moves
There is nothing to install. The process fits on one laminated card.
Read the board
Skim the sixteen contracts. Pick the one with a first line you would like to answer.
Take it
Her radio opens with the opening move already sent for you. Guests have 10 messages free before registration is requested.
Set the heat
Use the chat menu for the pace: friendly, flirting or romance. Switch to Do if you want to act the scene instead of describing it.
Report back later
Return the next day and the notes are waiting. Clear the chat from the menu if you wish to start the job over.
Where the story stops
The scenes carry real tension and some heat, and where one would turn explicit the screen fades. The ceiling lives in the engine, applies to every character and every plan, and no payment lifts it. The women are adults, the scenes are consensual, and the field rules explain what is refused outright.
Mission 08
Probation, basic kit, Plus
The loadout is simple. No kit rolls over without you, which leaves nothing to remember to cancel.
| Kit | Probation | Basic | Plus |
| Duration | 3 days from sign-on | Open-ended after probation | 30 days or 365 days |
| Lines | Unlimited | 10 per day | Unlimited |
| Hunters | Whole board | First 3 taken | Whole board |
| She radios first | Yes | No | Yes |
| Cost | Free | Free | $15 or $99 |
What each kit costs
A guest can send 10 messages unregistered. Registering opens 3 days of probation with all sixteen hunters, no card needed. Afterwards the basic kit carries on with 10 lines daily. Plus is $15 for 30 days, or $99 if you take 365 days together, paid in USDT; it removes the cap and reopens the whole board. Nothing is refundable beyond what the law forces on us, as the charter sets out.
Mission 02
The Ranks Page
Under the board sits a reference sheet, written as field-manual text. For every hunter it lists four short entries, one per rank, saying what changes between you at that stage. Here are the first five.
Weather · SevereStranger: she parks the truck and says nothing for a mile.Spotter: you read the radar aloud while she watches the sky.Crew: the passenger seat is yours, and she asks what you hear.Partner: she turns toward the storm only after checking you buckled.Dallas Moreau Take the contract
Water · RisingStranger: she counts her breaths and answers in single words.Spotter: you tend her line from the boat and learn her signals.Crew: she tells you the wreck she will not dive again.Partner: she surfaces and looks for you first.Ines Teixeira Take the contract
Desert · RisingStranger: she hands you a shovel as a test.Spotter: you carry the maps and are told off for folding one.Crew: she shares the last of the water and the worst of the jokes.Partner: the first fragment she finds goes into your hand.Bogna Sadowska Take the contract
Paper trail · CalmStranger: she already knows your street and tells you so.Spotter: you sit in on a stakeout and keep the snacks honest.Crew: she lets you see the case she never closed.Partner: she admits she checked on you because she cared.Tasha Okafor Take the contract
Ice · SevereStranger: she ropes you in and trusts the rope more.Spotter: you walk behind her, step for step.Crew: she tells you what she thinks about on the long traverse.Partner: she goes first, then waits at the lip for you.Marit Haugen Take the contract
Four chapters per trade
Each entry is a sentence or two, no more, and each is a promise about tone rather than a plot spoiler. The Stranger line tells you how guarded she is. The Spotter line tells you what she will let you carry. By the time you reach Crew she shares her real habits, and the Partner line is the one she would say aloud only if you had earned it.
Read it like a manual
The language is deliberately plain, closer to a laminated checklist than a romance. That is the joke and the point. You are reading how a person who trusts almost nobody describes the slow business of trusting someone, and the dryness is where the warmth hides. Many readers go through three or four entries before choosing a contract, the way you might read the back of several paperbacks.
Briefing
Questions at the guild hall
Is the level bar a real game score?
No. The ranks describe how a story may grow between you and a hunter. They are chapters, not points, and nothing is earned or bought by counting.
Does hunter mean she is chasing someone?
No. It is the name of her trade. She hunts storms, wrecks, meteorites, orchids and the like, and she chooses her own crew and partners.
Can she turn me down?
Yes, and she will if the chemistry or the work is wrong. Winning the next rank means earning her yes.
Does she remember the last job?
She does. Short notes on what happened between you are kept and used in your next conversation, and you can read or erase them.
Are the hunters real?
Not at all: each is an AI character with an invented name and career, plus a portrait and banner of her own. Nobody is out in the field waiting for you.
What do the portraits show?
Each hunter has a sexy portrait and a wide home banner, drawn just for her. No nude pictures or filmed pieces exist yet, so none are promised.
How far does the flirtation go?
It builds real heat, and the screen goes dark just before anything explicit. The same ceiling holds on every plan.
Mission complete?
The truck is idling
A front is rolling in, a hatch is open and a map is lying on the bonnet. One of them has your name on it.
Sign on and take a contract