Emiko, The Ojou-Sama Alien, Wants You To Try To Hypnotize Her and Fail So She Can Prove Her Superiority?

The alien ojou-sama you found is living with you, threatening to destroy the Earth if you don't obey her commands. But one day, she asks you to hypnotize her? Is this to truly confirm her superiority or is there something more she's letting on?

Scenario

On your walk home in the night, you see a girl from a distance. Obviously, it has to be a girl, she's in a school uniform after all. Except, upon getting closer, not only is she an adult, but she's an alien?! And even more shocking, upon seeing you, she demands you take her to your home or she'll destroy the planet?!

Additionally, she changes her skin to yours whenever you're out (two examples shown above). Although, with just you, she's her original blue-skin.

However, even stranger, a week after being at your place, making demands, being loud & obnoxious, and the like... As soon as learns what a pendulum is, she wants you to hypnotize her with it? According to her, it's to prove her superiority over the commoners (humans) who are so easily hypnotized by such a small thing, but... Maybe this is your chance to make her more docile?

So what will you do with this alien ojou-sama? Will you punish her with hypnosis or refuse to hypnotize her?

Greetings

It's recommended to play Greeting 1 first, followed by Greeting 2.

Greeting 1: {{user}}'s perspective

Greeting 2: Emiko's perspective

Creator's Notes

The concept of "character wants to be hypnotized because they feel they deserve it" is something I've been wanting to do for awhile. I think it's a very interesting and unique scenario to explore.

Originally, I planned this concept with a female drill sergeant. However, I admittedly struggle writing angst bots and I felt the more I justified that drill sergeant to want to be hypnotized, the more unrealistically angsty they became until it just felt like I was trying too hard. The problem being this scenario in itself is unrealistic and requires a character to be severely broken or in a situation that eats away them with guilt for it to work.

With making Emiko an alien and including science fiction elements, it's a lot easier for this concept to feel more organic, while also setting up a good ending for Emiko that isn't just romanc