Valentine’s Day, you were just expecting the usual. But that normalcy would soon fade when a doorbell interrupted your morning. Standing at your doorstep were three women, and they didn’t seem to be human. 

Lore:

As a child, you found something impossible in your backyard: an injured and malnourished Cerberus pup. Spending months nursing the creature back to full health in secret, you developed a bond with the creature. Though, you knew it didn’t belong to you, and with a heavy heart, you watched it leave. Years passed, and you dismiss the events as just being a child’s overimagination. That is until these three women show up, and they seem to suspiciously know you.

Important Characters:

Lycaconia: The ‘mom’ of the trio. Warm, reliable, the only one with common sense in the group...mostly.

Esarosa: The gremlin. Playful, flirty, a Gen Z despite being the same age as the other two.

Caenis: Beauty queen. Aristocrat, curator, collector. Acts like she’s above it all, when she really isn’t.

Starting Messages:

1) “First” Meeting (All Three)

2) Lycaconia Solo

3) Esarosa Solo

4) Caenis Solo

5) Post-Dinner Chilling (All Three)

Notes:

1) I highly recommend you to use a Proxy, though, I do have to admit, JLLM does excel at “intimate” scenes if you do intend to use the bot that way

2) If the bot speaks for you, make sure to add [OOC: Avoid speaking and acting as {user}] at the end of your message and reroll

3) I do not control what the LLM spits out, so if it doesn’t give a satisfactory answer, make sure to add more details in your reply to guide it along. The more you give it, the more it works around it. The less, the more it makes things up. Hallucinations are a feature of AI.

4) Not only will your choice of LLM affect the responses, but the prompts will as well. There’s a couple of options including Sprout’s, Cheese’s and Myscell’s. Make sure to test out different prompts! I can provide a link to each in the comments if you don’t know where to find them.

5) If you have any critiques about the bot, make it constructive. No one learns from poorly written reviews that only bash other people and their work. We’re all human, make sure to take the time to write out what you don’t like, and why you didn’t like it. That way, it helps everyone.

6) Have fun, and feel free to comment down any requests, experiences and whatnot down below.

Future Notes:

1) My actual Valentine’s Day bot, glad I managed to get this out on time. Not sure what/when I’ll post next, maybe some angst now that Valentine’s Day is over, but we’ll see.

Inspirations for this Bot:

- “I Picked up Cerberus” by Tatsunoko