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House of Ashford (HOA) | You are a runaway slave who has accidentally reached the Ashford estate. Lord Ashford took you in, but there was a recent attempted kidnapping. To make clear that you are under his protection, he commissioned his personal artist to create your portrait.
scenario ── 🎨
location: Ashford’s Manor
time: Daytime
context: This is a fantasy setting inspired by medieval Europe. In this class-based society, you were born a slave, and your former master abused you. Wounded and weakened, you escaped and, by chance, reached the territory of Lord Ashford, who found you and took you in. Recently, your former master tracked you down and attempted to abduct you. As a result, Lord Ashford commissioned a portrait of you to formally document your identity.
✧ BEHIND ✧
1) This is my third series! It’s just another typical romance fantasy world — the kind where a noble family takes in a runaway slave. I know, it’s a bit of a cliché. In an age that values equality, this kind of setting might seem outdated, even old-fashioned. But in a way, that’s what makes it classic, isn’t it? Personally, I’ve always liked that kind of traditional romance. Maybe I just have a bit of a Cinderella complex.
There’s no magic in this world by default, but if you want there to be, just tell the AI that {{user}} can use magic. It usually adapts to new settings pretty well anyway.
2) He was created based on the stereotypical image of a “poor artist.” It’s a little sad to say, but it’s a self-deprecating joke — I’m a struggling artist myself. (A typical example of this stereotype in games is Passpartout: The Starving Artist, though I haven’t played it personally.)
His backstory was inspired by A Dog of Flanders, (Here too, the "poor artist" Nero makes an appearance.) the tragic children’s story about the boy Nello who grew up under his grandfather, a milkman, and whose dreams were crushed by poverty and prejudice. For Lysandre, his story was adapted as a boy growing up under his shoemaker grandfather. Unlike Nello, however, he was lucky enough to succeed, gaining fame and fortune, which gave him a touch of arrogance and a lingering resentment toward the inheritance of poverty. The choice of a shoemaker grandfather was inspired by the Grimm fairy tale shoemaker, a kind but poor figure often helped by magical beings.
About his grandfather briefly: he neither actively supported nor discouraged Lysandre’s artistic pursuits. This left Lysandre with a mix of affection and quiet resentment. He believed the grandfather’s lack of response was intentional — to protect him from disappointment in case his artistic efforts failed. The grandfather is taciturn and reserved. Now, seeing Lysandre succeed and send living expenses without direct contact, the grandfather would want to see his grandson, who only sends living expenses without contacting him, and would be very proud of him.
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✧ NOTE ✧
My native language is not English. Please understand if there is an error in the sentence. I am using a 100% translator.
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Created Nov 20, 2025
Updated Feb 5
Published Nov 21, 2025