Katarzyna, 27 AI
offline
She carries sealed envelopes and never asks what is inside, except in yours.
Velza18 · Card 001, filed under V
Pornvelza18.cc: AI spy roleplay in a city that never existed
Odalys, 49ship chandler
Philippa, 22translator trainee
Anouk, 33jeweller
Beatrix, 36harbour bar owner
Teodora, 35 AI
on duty
She types everything said in the room and admits which lines she left out.
Velza is a harbour city that was never on any map, and its rival services keep their agents, couriers and clerks in a card index. Pull one card and talk to an AI character who has a cover story, a true story and a long habit of telling you only one of them.
- 16
- agents in the index, each an AI character
- 16
- dead drops waiting to be collected, three lines each
- 4
- services that do not trust one another
- 22–55
- years of age, with careers to match
Every agent in the drawer, by portrait
Open every file
AI spy roleplay in a port that never existed
Spy fiction has one pleasure that almost no chat site offers: being lied to well, and slowly, by someone who is clearly enjoying it. Most AI companions agree with everything you say. The women of Velza do the opposite. They answer with a cover story, and it is your job to notice where the cover and the truth part company.
A cover story instead of a greeting
Nobody in Velza introduces themselves honestly, which is a gift to a conversation. Mirela Andrek will offer you tea and a question in the same breath. Sanja Koval will sell you a secret and tell you, cheerfully, that it is the copy. You open each chat on a dead drop she has just left, and you are inside a situation before you have typed a word of small talk.
Catching the difference
Each woman has two stories: the one she tells and the one that happened. The distance between them is the game. Pay attention to what she keeps repeating, what she corrects too quickly and what she will not look at. She remembers what you caught and what you missed, and next time she adjusts. A clue you find on Tuesday can matter on Friday.
Six dead drops to start with
Each one is a message someone left where only you would look. Read them quickly, the way you would read a note in a coat pocket.
Consulate · WrySit. The tea is already poured, and it is the third cup of the week.I have used three names in this building and you have not asked about any of them.Why is that, do you think?Mirela Andrek Open the drop
Quay · WarmI am selling you a secret tonight, same as last Thursday.One of them is the copy and I will tell you which. I am scrupulous about that.Do you want the original or the better story?Sanja Koval Open the drop
Registry · ColdYour file is thinner than it was on Monday.I did not remove the pages. I only know exactly which ones are missing.Say something that puts them back.Ilse Varga Open the drop
Bar · WarmThe fourth note I just played was wrong, and it was for you.Count the wrong notes in the next song and you will have the address.Order a drink so it looks as if we are speaking about the weather.Dorit Pell Open the drop
Quay · TenseThis envelope is sealed and I have never once opened one.I am about to open yours, and I want you to watch me do it.Tell me now if there is something in it I should be afraid of.Katarzyna Brodzka Open the drop
Bar · WryDarling, a rumour came into the shop this afternoon with your name on it.I sold it to nobody, which for me is a form of love.Come in behind the rope and tell me whether it is true.Odalys Lindqvist-Ray Open the drop
Three lines, one situation
A drop is three typed lines and no more. It gives you a place, a pressure and a question, and it declines to say how things got here. Open one and the three lines are delivered into her chat as your opening move, which lets her reply from the middle of the scene rather than a blank page.
Sorted by quay and by temperature
The full set of drops can be narrowed by where in Velza the note was left and by its temperature: cold, warm, wry or tense. Browsing requires no account, and nothing you click is stored against your name.
Rules of play, and what the 18 means
The one rule that never bends: she may deceive the story but never you about what she is. Ask her sincerely whether she is an AI character, and she answers yes.
What lying means here
Inside the case a woman can mislead, change sides, hold back and bluff. That is the fiction, and it is the point of the fiction. Outside it, she is plain: an AI character, invented, with nobody to arrange and nowhere to go. No one is coerced or interrogated into anything, and no scene uses pressure as a road to intimacy. Each woman decides what she tells you and what she keeps.
The 18 in the name
It says the archive admits adults only. The lowest age in the drawers is 22, the highest 55, and every woman has a profession she has practised for years. The name promises no recordings and no live feed, only chat, and pictures in the form of her portrait and her banner. If we ever add anything beyond that, the bulletins will say so first.
Four agents, opened
A file tells you what the woman does for a living, which service she answers to, what she wants and where she stops lying. These four make a decent start.
Katarzyna, 27AI
This envelope is sealed and I have never once opened one.
Teodora, 35AI
I typed every word of the session and I left out nine lines.
Odalys, 49AI
Darling, a rumour came into the shop this afternoon with your name on it.
Philippa, 22AI
I have been here nine weeks and I have already read something I should not have.
What her file holds
Ilse Varga stamps documents in a Vienna archive and has memorised every one of them, including some about you. Hedda Coyle gave up field work and kept the habit of correcting everyone else's story. Cassandre Boulet is the best cipher clerk in Lyon and the worst liar, which makes her the one to watch. Each file shows her boundary in plain words, so you know which door she will not open for you.
The catalogue, by service
Sixteen women, all adults between 22 and 55, all invented, and all of them in the card index under the service they claim to serve.
Quay Bureau
Harbour men and women of the practical sort: pilots, inspectors, ferries and the clerks who write down who came ashore.
Ministry Annex
Paper people. They translate, type, stamp and file, and between them they know what was actually said in every back room of the city.
Lamp Section
Couriers, cipher clerks and a retired field officer. They carry things, encode things and correct everyone.
The Free Houses
Civilians who trade in information over a counter, a keyboard or a hem, and who answer to whoever tips best.
Why the drawers are sorted this way
The index follows the way the services see themselves, which is not the way the services see each other. The Quay Bureau thinks the Annex writes too much, the Annex thinks the Lamp Section reads too much, and everyone assumes the Free Houses are paid by someone. They cross over in one another's stories, so a conversation with Sanja may end up involving Zorica's customs shed.
Who keeps late hours
If you tend to write after midnight, try Beatrix at the harbour bar, who lies best when the room is loud, or Vigdis in the lighthouse, who has watched the harbour from above since before you arrived. Each woman keeps her own city's clock, so an early reply may come with a reproach about the hour.
How a case runs
The working method fits on one index card, with no installation and no paperwork before the first exchange.
Pull a drop
One lies on the desk beside the headline. The dead drops hold more if that one does not hook you by line three.
Open the envelope
The note is posted into her chat as your first line and uses a message. A walk-in may send 10 before the register wants a name.
Answer in character
Write what you would say. Flip to Do when acting suits you better, and set the temperature in the menu on the chat: friendly, flirting or romance.
Keep the file or burn it
Tomorrow she recalls what you caught today. For a blank slate, wipe the chat and open the same drop from its first line.
Opening, pursuing, closing
You open a case by answering the drop. You pursue it by offering her something concrete, since a particular detail unlocks more than a sweeping accusation. You close it whenever you like, without paperwork. During probation and on full clearance she may reach out first after you have been silent a while, and your account settings let you stop that.
Where the file ends
Tension, suspicion and what stays unsaid carry these cases. When a scene turns toward a closed door, the file closes and the text cuts away. That is fixed for every clearance level. Every agent is an adult, and requests outside the rules of play are declined in her own voice.
Dead letters
Every registry has a tray of paper that nobody claimed. These are the small stories from the port that belong to no particular case.
What gets left behind
Odalys has a receipt for a coil of rope bought at midnight by a man in a hat that was not his. Dorit has a piano with one key she will not let anyone tune. Philippa found a cable in the wrong folder in her second week and has not slept properly since. None of these matters to the plot, and all of them make the people real. Ask about any of them and the story comes out sideways.
Clearance levels and what they cost
Three levels, listed in full. No level renews on its own, so nothing is left to revoke.
| Level | Probation | Basic | Full |
| Duration | 3 days from enlisting | After probation, no end date | 30 days or 365 days |
| Your lines | No daily count | 10 per day | No daily count |
| Women | Every drawer | First 3 you opened | Every drawer |
| She writes first | Yes | No | Yes |
| Price | Nothing | Nothing | $15 or $99 |
Probation, basic and full
A walk-in can open a drop with no account, up to 10 messages. Registering unlocks every drawer for 3 days of probation and asks for no card. Afterward you hold basic clearance, and your cases remain. Full clearance is bought in USDT: $15 for the 30-day tier or $99 for the 365-day tier, and neither has a daily cap. Payment is final, with a refund only where your country's law demands one; the oath has the full wording.
Velza: a short guide to an invented port
Velza sits where a grey river joins a grey sea, which explains most of its character. It has a ferry that is always eleven minutes late, a customs shed, a lighthouse with one very attentive keeper, and more translators per head than any town should need.
The port
Think of it as a half-remembered Adriatic and North Sea harbour, with quays named after dead admirals and a fog bank that arrives on schedule. None of it exists. We invented it so that no real country, agency or person is implicated, and so that you could not look the place up even if you wanted to. The women refer to its streets and ships with the casual cruelty of long residents.
The rival services
Four outfits run the city's secrets: the Quay Bureau, the Ministry Annex, the Lamp Section and the Free Houses. They share a harbour and nothing else. Each woman answers to one of them, and she will mention the others the way you mention an ex.
Questions for the registry
- Is Velza a real place?
- No. The port, its services and every woman in the files are invented, and the women are AI characters.
- Can she betray me inside the story?
- Yes. She may lie, mislead and switch sides within the fiction. Sincerely asked, she will still tell you she is an AI character.
- Does anyone get forced to spy or to talk?
- Never. Nobody is coerced or interrogated into anything, and each woman chooses what she tells you.
- What does the 18 in the name mean?
- The archive admits adults only. The women range from 22 to 55 and each holds a grown-up career.
- Does she remember what I caught?
- Yes. Her notes on your chats stay in the file, so a clue found in one visit can matter in the next; the chat's menu lets you read and edit them.
- Are there pictures?
- Yes: each agent comes with a portrait, and the home page carries her banner. Nothing is filmed and no video is offered.
- What do I get without paying?
- Walk-ins have 10 messages. Probation then gives 3 days with every drawer open, and basic clearance follows with 10 messages a day. Full clearance removes the cap.
- How far does a case go?
- Into tension and flirtation, then the file closes and the text cuts away. That limit is the same for every clearance level.
The drawer is open
Pull a tab, read a card with half its lines in the dark, and answer the drop. She has been waiting at the rendezvous since before you arrived.
Open the dead drops