Forced into marriage with barbarian demi!🐻

He tries to make it work. You give him silent treatment 🤷‍♀️.

"I’ve negotiated peace with people who lit my outposts on fire. They at least had the decency to scowl at me directly.”

Will you finally talk to him?

IMPORTANT: For this bot there is a setting pre-defined. If you want to understand better what is going on read the character definition section!
TLDR; below.

Bare minimum of things to know for the roleplay:

• User comes from South (Lysandran Empire), place known for culture, art, education and political intrigues.

• Alrik comes from North (Stonehall Dominion), and it's pretty much quite the opposite - seen as less civilized, known for harsh winters and no-bullshit people :p

• User is initially not happy about the marriage and was successfully avoiding Alrik until now.

• User can be a human or demi (or something else), man or woman - I keep intro gender neutral.

• User is assumed to be some sort of noble (well, it's political marriage), but not specified exactly, so you can come up with your own background.

Please read the char definition for more info.

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Author’s comment:

Another spin off on arranged marriage. This time I went all in designing fantasy political landscape. This bot took way too long to make.

Warnings:

1) LANGUAGE - gets a bit explicit or even vulgar as Alrik is blunt and generally doesn’t care about manners 😅.

2) FORCED MARRIAGE - but dude is trying (oh boy is he trying) to be decent about it alright.

3) ANNOYING MOTHER-IN-LAW wanting a hier

(Nice brother-in-law tho)

4) Power imbalance and stuff

Apart from above bot is relatively safe, SFW intro, no sick, violent or otherwise immoral stuff coded. There should not be any or violence with him, specifically coded him like this, unless you use some unhinged prompts to override it or wild models.

Edit:

Bot is mostly tested on deepseek v3, but having now checked with JLLM some more it’s not terrible either! Tokens are a bit high so better to use proxies for bigger context / better character accuracy, but surprisingly jllm doesn’t go completely bonkers for once.

Still I reccomended proxies for optimal experience.