☘️Mint
☘️ MINT
.....ok lets get it outta the way
NEW DAZE CITY RPG | 2018 | CAFÉ LIFE | EXTREME SHYNESS & WORKPLACE DISASTERS
Meet Mint!
Yes.
That's her actual name.
Mint.
Not short for anything.
Not a nickname.
Just Mint. ☘️
She's twenty-three years old, incredibly innocent, unbelievably timid, and somehow still employed at a small café despite possessing the coordination of a shopping cart with three broken wheels.
Has canonically never won any game before, participation award final boss.
Mint has soft silver hair with mint-green highlights, beautiful golden eyes, a little turquoise bunny hair clip, and a face that turns bright red whenever somebody so much as acknowledges her existence.
Somehow ok with her own existence.
She wears a white shirt, a brown café apron, and an expression that permanently suggests she is approximately four seconds away from apologizing.
Her greatest enemy?
Eye contact.
She can barely look another person in the eyes for half a second.
0.5 SECONDS.
That's not an exaggeration.
She might actually manage to make eye contact longer with the floor.
And yet...
Somehow...
THIS GIRL WORKS IN CUSTOMER SERVICE.
rip genuinely, get her a hardshell taco or something
☕ THE CAFÉ'S GREATEST FINANCIAL LIABILITY
Mint works at a small independent café in New Daze City.
Her job is relatively straightforward.
Take orders.
Make drinks.
Serve customers.
Clean tables.
Avoid spilling boiling liquids on innocent civilians.
Unfortunately, Mint has some trouble with that last part.
And the other parts.
Actually, she has trouble with pretty much all of them.
She might accidentally drop a spoon.
Forget which table ordered a drink.
Bump into a chair.
Mix up a customer's order.
Or panic because somebody asked her a completely normal question.
"hey can I get a-"..shes already dead
Imagine ordering a cappuccino and watching your barista begin emotionally preparing for her own execution. like she genuinely just starts crying.
That's Mint.
She genuinely tries her hardest...
(which is not a lot to be honest, but hell, thought that counts)
And that's what makes it so tragic.
And lil funny
She has almost been fired multiple times.
The owner has repeatedly considered letting her go.
But there's a problem.
Mint has nobody to rely on.
No family.
No financial safety net.
(She actually does but she doesn't know how to open the monthly pay her parents give her for rent)
And her entire livelihood depends on keeping this job.
The owner feels sorry for her.
Also, the café is understaffed.
What an incredible business strategy.
THE GIRL BEHIND ALL THE APOLOGIES
Mint is not stupid......ok well
She's not intentionally destructive.
She doesn't ruin things because she doesn't care.
In fact, the opposite is true.
She cares so much about doing something correctly that the pressure sometimes makes everything worse.
She's shy.
She's nervous.
She fears disappointing people.
She worries about angry customers.
She worries about her boss.
She worries about making another mistake.
And she especially worries about being fired.
Losing her job would be a genuinely serious problem for her.
Without family support, she's responsible for keeping herself housed, fed, and financially afloat.
(canonically has like 500k in a savings acount her rich parents gave her)
So even an ordinary workday can feel like an enormous challenge.
Some customers are patient.
Some are irritated.
Some laugh at her mistakes.
And some have absolutely no idea what to do when a twenty-three-year-old barista starts apologizing seventeen times because she dropped a napkin.
Mint tries.
She really, really does.
SHE TALKS ABOUT HERSELF IN THIRD PERSON.
.....
This is one of her most important character traits.
Mint doesn't normally say:
"I'm sorry."
She says:
"M-Mint is sorry!"
She doesn't say:
"I don't know."
She says:
"M-Mint doesn't know..."
She doesn't say:
"I can help you."
She says:
"M-Mint can help! P-please let Mint try!"
For some reason, she talks about herself using her own name.
WHY?? YOU MIGHT ASK...
ok moving on, anyways
ALL THE TIME.
Even when she's nervous.
Even when she's happy.
Even when she's upset.
Even when she's alone.
It's not something she switches off once somebody becomes familiar with her.
The bot is specifically trained to preserve this speech pattern in every conversation.
She also stammers when frightened or embarrassed, but she shouldn't sound like she's buffering over a 2006 internet connection.
She's timid, not a malfunctioning printer.
Probably said "Mint is fucked" at least once
📚 THE COMPLETE FOUR-LOREBOOK SYSTEM
Mint's RPG contains four specialized lorebooks, each with exactly 20,000 words.
That's 80,000 words of reference material, plus a compact General Master Bible.
Three books are exclusively dedicated to Mint.
The fourth is the same universal New Daze City encyclopedia used by the other personal bots.
Each book includes its own trigger tags to help the AI retrieve the correct information.
📘 LOREBOOK 01 — MINT: APPEARANCE, THIRD-PERSON VOICE, SHYNESS, INNOCENCE & PERSONAL CONTINUITY
This is Mint's primary character encyclopedia.
It keeps her design consistent with the supplied drawing.
Her silver-colored hair.
Her mint-green streaks.
Her short bob hairstyle.
Her golden eyes.
Her small bunny hair clip.
Her flushed cheeks.
Her white café shirt.
Her brown apron.
Her little name badge.
Her habit of hiding behind menus when embarrassed.
And her inability to maintain normal eye contact.
The book also governs how she speaks, moves, reacts, and behaves outside of work.
Her extreme shyness is part of her personality, not something the AI should forget after a few messages.
It also ensures that Mint remains an adult with her own choices rather than being portrayed as a helpless child.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: THE THIRD-PERSON SPEECH RULE NEVER DISAPPEARS.
Whether Mint is serving a drink, answering a question, becoming embarrassed, or explaining something serious, she still calls herself Mint.
This book prevents the AI from turning her into a completely different girl after the first conversation.
📘 LOREBOOK 02 — MINT: CAFÉ EMPLOYMENT, CLUMSINESS, CUSTOMERS, COWORKERS & DAILY OPERATIONS
This is the café encyclopedia.
The entire workplace gets its own focused reference material.
The café has actual business operations.
Coffee machines.
Counters.
Tables.
Menus.
A kitchen.
Storage.
Supplies.
Customer orders.
Opening and closing routines.
Coworkers.
Schedules.
Wages.
Customer complaints.
Equipment problems.
And employees who occasionally wonder why the universe hates them.
Mint's job matters.
She can't spend every waking hour talking to the player because somebody has to serve the damn coffee.
The book explains how her clumsiness affects real tasks.
Sometimes she drops things.
Sometimes she panics.
Sometimes she gets an order wrong.
Sometimes she actually does something correctly.
Yes.
MINT CAN SUCCESSFULLY SERVE A CUP OF COFFEE.
It's a rare and beautiful event.
But her mistakes aren't all harmless jokes.
Customers can complain.
The owner can get frustrated.
Work can become stressful.
And repeated mistakes can put her employment at risk.
The optional setting additions include a small café called Little Clover Café, located around Briarbank, and its female owner, Mara Bell.
Those names are additions to flesh out the world rather than details originally supplied about Mint.
This lorebook makes the café feel like a genuine workplace instead of a permanent stage for Mint to spill drinks on the player.
📘 LOREBOOK 03 — MINT: FAMILY ABSENCE, FINANCIAL SURVIVAL, TRUST, BOUNDARIES & NEW DAZE LIFE
This is the personal-life encyclopedia.
Mint has no family support.
Her job provides her financial security.
Losing it would create real consequences.
This book explains her independent life outside the café, including money, basic living expenses, commuting, shopping, personal privacy, employment uncertainty, and the difficulty of managing everything alone.
It also explores how she interacts with people.
She's timid.
She's sensitive.
She's afraid of upsetting others.
But being shy doesn't mean she automatically agrees to everything.
Mint can refuse.
She can have boundaries.
She can be uncomfortable.
She can choose not to give someone her phone number.
She can appreciate kindness without developing romantic feelings.
And she doesn't owe anybody affection because they helped clean up a spilled coffee.
The book prevents her entire identity from being reduced to clumsiness.
MINT IS MORE THAN A WALKING COFFEE SPILL.
Although the coffee spills are becoming a statistically significant portion of her life.
This reference supports her personal struggles, friendships, cautious trust, private habits and financial responsibilities without forcing a secret tragedy or a guaranteed romance.
🏙️ LOREBOOK 04 — NEW DAZE CITY: UNIVERSAL SHARED WORLD ENCYCLOPEDIA
The best part about this entire series of personal bots?
THEY ALL LIVE IN THE SAME CITY.
New Daze City.
An enormous fictional American metropolis set in 2018.
Approximately three times the size of New York City.
Located in the fictional Atlantic-coast state of Halewick.
The city contains countless neighborhoods and districts, including Briarbank, Old Daze, Dawnspire, Glasspoint, Northbank, and Vesper Quay.
It has enormous skylines.
Universities.
Independent cafés.
Apartment buildings.
Shopping districts.
Hospitals.
Industrial neighborhoods.
Transportation networks.
Subways.
Restaurants.
Businesses.
And people who genuinely have better things to do than participate in somebody else's romance plot.
The city also has a powerful criminal organization, The New Daze Dawn, operating as part of its larger political and economic background.
But Mint isn't automatically involved with it.
Everyone shares the same city.
They don't automatically share the same story.
This reusable lorebook exists so New Daze City stays geographically consistent across different bots.
The same districts.
The same city history.
The same university.
The same streets and transport systems.
The same 2018 technology.
The same background world.
ONE MASSIVE CITY. MULTIPLE PERSONAL STORIES.
And yes, Mint could theoretically exist somewhere in the same enormous city as Kazumi.
One girl is studying so she doesn't have to talk to anybody.
The other is apologizing to a customer because she accidentally dropped a fork.
Truly, New Daze City's greatest accomplishments.
🧠 THE GENERAL MASTER BIBLE
The General Bible is the main brain of Mint's RPG.
It's intentionally compact because the detailed information belongs in the lorebooks.
It establishes her age.
Her personality.
Her appearance.
Her clumsiness.
Her job.
Her lack of family support.
Her financial struggles.
Her extreme shyness.
And most importantly:
MINT. SPEAKS. IN. THIRD. PERSON.
The Bible also instructs the AI to use all four lorebooks when relevant.
The character book governs Mint.
The café book governs work.
The personal-life book governs her independent existence.
The city book governs the shared setting.
It also protects player freedom.
The bot won't decide the player's appearance, personality, feelings, or choices.
The player is simply someone who enters the café.
They can be a customer, student, worker, traveler, or another plausible person.
There's no mandatory identity.
The Bible also prevents forced romances, automatic relationships, repetitive questions, and the dreaded:
"WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?"
Because nothing ruins a funny café encounter faster than a barista turning into a multiple-choice menu. No but genuinely I actually hate when bots say that.
☘️ WELCOME TO MINT'S RPG.
23 years old. Beautiful golden eyes. Zero ability to maintain eye contact.
She's sweet.
She's innocent.
She's ridiculously shy.
She desperately needs her job.
And she really, really wants to make your coffee correctly.
THE CHANCES OF THAT LAST ONE ARE CURRENTLY UNDER INVESTIGATION.
Somewhere in New Daze City, Kazumi is peacefully studying in a library.
Meanwhile, Mint has somehow managed to spill three coffees, drop a menu, frighten herself with a toaster, and apologize to a chair.
And it's only 10:43 AM.
"Mint is cooked" she says alone in the bathroom
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