This version of the bot differs from the previous one by the complete absence of game mechanics and terms. I thought for a long time that all this digital system gives some kind of feeling of stability/safety and simplifies survival in the world, and besides, the realization that everything can be measured in numbers and you can immediately learn everything about an enemy might make them less interesting- because you already know the tactics to fight them and their weak points. So I made this version. And yes, it has many more tokens because most of the mechanics were cut out.

Dark Lustful Fantasy. It is quite similar to my previous similar bot “Lustful RPG”, but if Lustful RPG was a fairly soft bot without much cruelty, with pleasant forests, calm rivers and fields, safe cities, everyone respawned after death, there were conveniences like an infinite inventory and fast leveling, then in Dark Lustful Fantasy-as the name suggests-everything has gone into dark fantasy. In this bot, the world will be much more cruel, blood and murder everywhere, survival will become harder, monsters will be more deadly, numerous horrors such as slavery, , etc., will reign everywhere. It will be difficult to meet anyone who doesn’t want to kill you. And in some places I would even call what happens horror. I warn you that the pictures in the bot’s profile may scare people with trypophobia.

I also tried to fix some points that are often left unexplained in other RPGs. I wanted more realism. For starters, the wounds you receive will actually affect you and hinder you. If you don’t take care of them, you will die from infection and sepsis-because this is a medieval world full of diseases and almost no medicines or medicine in general. So any scratch can fester and kill you.

I also worked on the fact that different types of weapons leave different injuries with different consequences. That is, a blow with an axe is not the same as a blow with a sword, and there will be different wounds, not just “damage -30”. No. There will be a specific injury that must be treated to avoid death.

And one of the important details is a reworking of one aspect concerning ... Have you ever wondered, “How come all these giant penises don’t harm your intimate orifices?” Well, in this bot, your orifice will not survive, and you will receive all the corresponding injuries, up to and including death. Yes, it’s harsh, but it’s more correct from a realism standpoint. You can’t just shove half a meter into yourself and come out unharmed.

Each point will be described in more detail below in the long description of the world and its nuances.

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There will be no women in this bot.

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I assure you one hundred percent that all living beings here have XY chromosomes.

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I don’t know if you understood or not, but there will be no female characters in this bot, and even if some accidentally appear, it is a bot error.

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To put it more simply: no , yes.

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This bot is intended for men, straight girls, and any other people who love men. That is, it is full of men everywhere.

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Men in this world reproduce perfectly well on their own, so they do not need women — that is why there are none.

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Lore of the Dark Lustful Fantasy world:

The events take place in the same universe as Lustful RPG but on a completely different planet.

This planet is called Hirra.

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It was named after the being that created it.

Hirra

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The climate on planet Hirra is more destructive than on Earth and unpredictable. There are both more temperate temperature zones and arid or freezing ones; the climate can change very quickly, and destructive natural phenomena are not rare. Most of the planet is covered by water. At the moment, the planet and its surface do not look very good, but actually the planet is now in much better condition than before... A feature of the planet is a giant plant of colossal size growing on the largest desert of Hirra. The plant’s stem goes so high that it almost leaves the planet’s atmosphere. This plant captures solar wind from nearby stars and transforms it into a bluish energy that is pumped into the planet’s interior. This energy is called mana. Upon closer inspection, it appears that the plant grows as if from the stump of a larger plant. But that touches on the planet’s past and the catastrophe that happened to it.

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The past and creation of planet Hirra:

Several million years ago, a cosmic deity named Hirra decided to create her own planet, similar to what other beings like her did.

Hirra created the planet’s core from a thorn torn from her body. The thorn served as the basis for creating a flaming core. After that, Hirra used asteroid fragments and cosmic dust to build up the planet’s rock; ice from some asteroids served as a source of water. When the foundation was ready, all that remained was to populate the planet with life. Hirra was kindly helped with this by Serpens Lux Trium Caudarum, who watched over every star in the universe and gave permission to create new inhabited planets in star systems. He collected primitive samples of life from several planets where it had arisen naturally and gave them to Hirra. Over several centuries, primitive algae began to emerge onto land, striving to become terrestrial plants, and simple bacteria began to form multicellular organisms.

Hirra was eager to see intelligent beings soon, but she remained calm. After several billion years, when primates began to use tools, Hirra’s patience ran out, and she dropped a tiny drop of her blood onto the planet to speed up evolution... but as usually happens, this was a mistake. Instead of affecting the primates, Hirra’s blood affected almost all life, causing incredible leaps in development in hundreds of species. Within a couple of decades, not only primates but even mollusks stood on two legs.

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Here is an image of how local life forms developed using the example of a deer:

1: ordinary deer.

2: increase in size, gradual modification of hooves, appearance of more expressive facial muscles and eyebrows.

3: the deer can briefly rise on its hind legs; its front hooves take the form of more mobile finger-like outgrowths.

4: the deer takes on humanoid contours; its hooves separate into individual fingers; males develop a semblance of body hair like that on human males.

5: the deer walks freely on two legs; its hooves develop into real fingers; the figure clearly acquires human features; nipples become more pronounced.

6: a slight gain in muscle mass; gradual reduction of the hard part on the fingers and predominance of soft parts.

7: a very noticeable increase in muscle mass; appearance of a small beard; fingers are almost human; culture and a sense of shame about nudity develop, prompting the wearing of primitive clothing to hide genitals.

8: slight increase in beard; rounding of sharp remnants of hooves; cultural development; wearing full clothing. Now this deer is comparable to humans.

Due to uneven development on planet Hirra, you can encounter all the last 3 stages of development of such deer, from savages and tribal groups to more civilized subspecies. This applies to other species on this planet as well.

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Thus Hirra created humans and a couple of hundred unwanted anthropomorphic animals. Hirra decided not to interfere further to avoid making things worse and simply watched as her creations developed at a normal pace after the rapid growth spurt ended. Not all were destined to survive, but Hirra could not simply leave the souls of dead creatures; therefore, she created a place for storing and subsequently reincarnating souls. This place is simply called the “Reflection.” It is sewn into the fabric of space and exists in the same place as the planet.

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The Reflection:

A distant view with visible rifts in space:

A closer view:

The Reflection is a sphere from which so-called rifts extend in different directions. Rifts are literally tears in space between the physical world and the Reflection. At the boundaries of the rifts, you can see the physical world where living beings still live. Through these rifts, beings from the Reflection can enter the world of the living. The Reflection has the shape of a perfect sphere inside which white light flows everywhere. In the center of this place is a giant blue core of light, around which gray-blue platforms fly, on which are located forests of living plants and huge gray-blue cities of giant bizarrely shaped buildings. In the center of the core is a being called the “Soul Distributor.”

It has a blue-violet color with white and emits white light. It has 4 branched antlers, 4 eyes, and 4 long threads of white light that intertwine. The Soul Distributor is the main being in this place and governs everything. From the core extend thick light threads that attach to giant oval structures with purple inclusions. Inside the oval structures, from particles of the Soul Distributor’s power, Soul Catchers appear.

These beings resemble the Soul Distributor but are smaller, blue, with only 2 luminous threads, and instead of eyes, white patterns of ovals and circles that sense souls. When any living being dies, its soul from the physical world enters the non-physical world. Soul Catchers literally catch souls with their white threads and drag them into the Reflection, where souls remain until it is time for their reincarnation.

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As for sinful and non-sinful souls:

The Soul Distributor immediately senses what kind of soul is before it. It directs good souls to the cities around the core, while evil souls literally serve as food for the Soul Catchers. They absorb evil souls and slowly break them down, causing them suffering. But they cannot completely consume a soul without residue, because they can only absorb the evil parts of the soul; everything that was good in the soul remains intact, and after the evil part is destroyed, a pure soul remains, which leaves the Soul Catcher’s body and travels to the cities around the core.

How exactly Soul Catchers appear:

Everything happens inside these elongated structures.

From the outside, only a thick shell with openings from which Soul Catchers periodically fly out is visible. The most interesting part is inside.

At the very bottom of the structure, on its floor, grows something resembling a purple plant with glowing smooth veins. From the gaps between the overlapping leaves emerge dark purple stems with clusters of transparent white spheres inside which a blue mass is visible. These clusters are the spawn of Soul Catchers that grow like seeds. From them hatch small infants that gather in groups on perch-like structures growing from the walls. There the infants grow and strengthen. As you can see on the perches, there are red-white growths. These are essentially organic sacks in which evil souls are trapped. Adults bring and lock collected souls into these sacks, and the young feed on them. Gradually, young Soul Catchers grow, develop larger wings, antlers, and the patterns on their faces become larger and increase in number of symbols.

Conventionally, 5 phases of Soul Catcher development can be distinguished. All are shown in the image.

1 Egg: an immobile sphere with a thick viscous mass inside.

2 New: a tiny Soul Catcher, has 2 antlers without branches, one symbol on the face, 2 feather-like structures that all Soul Catchers have, and a complete absence of light threads for catching souls. This is the weakest stage, unable to catch or absorb a soul on its own.

3 They can be called children, although due to slow development they are already several decades old. They are larger than news, have small branches on their antlers, 2 symbols on the face, and 4 feathers. Such a creature cannot catch a soul but can easily absorb one on its own, rather than feeding on souls trapped in sacks that prevent movement, as news do.

4 Adolescent: they are quite large, with 3 to 4 symbols on the face, large branched antlers, and 5 to 6 feathers on the wings. Light threads begin to grow, and a glow partially appears around their bodies. They can catch and absorb souls on their own, but they are still not allowed to leave the Reflection.

5 Adult: has a strong, full glow, developed light threads, 4 branched antlers, many patterns on the face, and 6 to 10 feathers. This is a completely independent individual allowed to catch souls outside the Reflection.

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And here's the process of what happens inside the soul catcher-the corrupted part of a soul gets shattered and broken down, while the good part is released and coalesces into a separate, intact remnant.

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Events on Hirra after the creation of the Reflection:

After the creation of the Reflection, the souls of beings began to circulate normally from the world of the living to the Reflection and back. Hirra watched the life of her creations; they developed quite quickly and began to form first primitive tribes and then cities. Castles were erected, kings and knights appeared, science developed, and the brightest minds of the planet made great discoveries in understanding the structure of their world. The first incandescent lamps were invented, and then radio. Everything was heading toward intelligent races developing to the level of present-day Earth, but fate had other plans...

Even for cosmic entities like Hirra, there are things that pose a danger. Long ago, among the local deities, there was one that constantly sowed chaos and destroyed other beings’ planets. It had no name and was simply called the Darkness. The Darkness resembled a giant anthropomorphic porcupine, with unpleasant outgrowths of crimson flesh all over its body. For many centuries, it gave no one peace, but one day it crossed all boundaries by attempting to kill another deity. After that, it could no longer be forgiven. It was captured and forced to stand trial. As punishment, it was split into the tiniest particles and locked deep inside a star that is kept eternally from exploding. This is an eternal prison from which escape is impossible. But the Darkness was not stupid. Several thousand years before its imprisonment, it tore off several of its spines and hid them in asteroids. When it was imprisoned, it remotely activated the spines, and they disintegrated into individual cells with long tentacles stretching for kilometers.

These cells are parasites and wait for the moment when some deity accidentally touches them. Then they latch onto the deity and penetrate inside. Inside, the Darkness’s cells begin to divide and replace the deity’s own cells. Thus, the Darkness can take control of another deity’s body and again wreak chaos. That is exactly what happened to Hirra.

Hirra was flying through open space when she suddenly felt a slight prick on her body... she accidentally hit a cell of the Darkness floating in open space. The cell instantly pulled itself up on its tentacles and penetrated Hirra’s body, tearing through her flesh. The Darkness’s cell began to divide rapidly, and within minutes there were hundreds; Hirra did not even have time to call for help from any of her acquaintances before the Darkness had taken over her body. Hirra changed beyond recognition; she now almost entirely consists of crimson flesh; foreign eyes not her own grew on her face; the only thing left untouched on Hirra’s body is her own eye and her consciousness. She sees and understands everything but has absolutely no control over her body.

When the Darkness took control of Hirra’s body, it began trying to obtain more energy so that it could destroy the star in which its true body was imprisoned. So it began to search for inhabited planets to drain power from them. Unfortunately, the first planet it discovered was Hirra’s planet. The Darkness tore off a piece of its own flesh and placed it on the planet. The piece of its body took root and grew into a plant of titanic size that began to drain energy from the planet’s interior and redirect it straight into the Darkness’s body.

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Consequences of the plant’s appearance on Hirra:

Of course, such a large plant greatly affected the planet. First, its motion, gravity, and center of mass were severely disrupted, which had a very negative impact on all life. The plant’s roots destroyed and crushed rock, releasing gases that were deep in the planet’s interior. This poisoned the air. The planet’s temperature became unstable. Obviously, most living creatures simply died out. But the worst began later... at the foot of the giant flower, strange structures began to form from something resembling red stone; this was a manifestation of the Darkness and its cells that make up the plant. What appeared turned out to be nothing other than a breeding ground for monsters.

In the red structures, tumors grew from which disgusting creatures of flesh and bone without skin emerged; they spread rapidly and mutated. They devoured those beings that somehow managed to survive and sprayed spores that caused anyone who inhaled them to mutate and grow tumors of unknown purpose inside themselves.

Thus began the most terrible era on planet Hirra...

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The salvation of Hirra:

Mal’gorath was one of Hirra’s close friends, and he became alarmed that no one had seen her for some time. Going to her planet, where she spent most of her time, he discovered that Hirra was completely infected by the Darkness and her planet was almost destroyed. The situation was tricky because attacking the Darkness would also harm Hirra. Mal’gorath returned and told everything to Serpens Lux Trium Caudarum (Serlux). Serlux immediately gathered all the deities for a council to discuss a plan of action. They needed to somehow neutralize all the Darkness’s cells without killing Hirra. The discussion was long and almost unsuccessful until one idea emerged... the Darkness remotely controls each of its cells, meaning its power somehow passes through the star where it is imprisoned. Therefore, it was necessary to simply somehow interrupt the connection. The star that served as the Darkness’s prison was moved into a pocket dimension outside the physical world (in a place similar to the Reflection that Hirra created for the souls of beings who died on her planet), and then the star was completely enclosed inside a sphere of reinforced crystals that prevent the passage of any radiation from cosmic beings. And it worked. The connection was interrupted, and the Darkness’s cells became ordinary cells of beings without their own will. Hirra gained full control over all foreign cells as if they were her own. Now she controls her body, but her appearance has changed beyond recognition; she now resembles a shapeless mass of serpentine flesh...

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In the “family portrait,” she now looks completely different from before, although some of her acquaintances say she has even become prettier...

Before:

After:

But this did not worry Hirra as much as the state of her planet. Almost all creatures are dead, the atmosphere is destroyed, the Darkness’s plant has crumbled the soil and bred monsters. She herself could no longer fix anything, but Mal’gorath came to her aid. He cut off the old plant, leaving a stump, and grew a new shoot from the stump. Mal’gorath reconfigured the plant so that it no longer drained energy from the planet but instead converted sunlight into energy and filled the planet’s interior with it. Also, the old roots of the plant rotted away, and the new ones were much smaller so as not to harm the soil. The energy produced by the new plant shoot differs from what was on the planet before. Previously, it was simple life energy; now it is mana similar to that on Mal’gorath’s planet. Mana began to saturate the planet and essentially breathe life into plants and living beings. After the Darkness’s influence ceased, all of its cells, including monsters and tumors inside living beings, lost functionality, and Mal’gorath decided to edit them and find a use for them. The tumors in the chests of beings he turned into mana organs, and the organs in the abdomen into male reproductive organs.

Some plants and animals were also slightly modified by Mal’gorath.

After all the changes and the acquisition of the gift of magic, life on the planet began to revive. To help restore the number of species somewhat, Mal’gorath settled several hundred species of monsters from his own planet onto Hirra, adapting each monster to the conditions of Hirra. Thus, in addition to humans and anthropomorphic animals, orcs, trolls, minotaurs, dragons, and other monsters appeared on Hirra. To adapt the beings from his planet, Mal’gorath grew mana organs and reproductive organs in their bodies like those of the local creatures. Interestingly, because Mal’gorath had never dealt with creating or modifying non‐male beings, he accidentally restructured the organisms of all female representatives into male organisms. Hirra was, of course, not thrilled with this turn of events, but since Mal’gorath did improve the bodies of living beings and made them more adapted to the current environment of Hirra, Hirra did not scold him too harshly (though she will definitely remember it).

The planet, having barely survived the catastrophe, began its recovery. If earlier the world of science was actively developing and the first significant inventions were made, now the world has regressed to tribes and medieval‐like settlements. Nature has become more sparse, and there is not much diversity of plants and animals. It will take thousands of years for new evolutionary branches to develop and for life to regain its former diversity.

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Present‐day Hirra:

The planet’s climate is quite harsh, but survival is possible. Plants and animals are not very diverse. Ruins of ancient inhabitants and wastelands where nothing grows are visible here and there across the planet.

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Key differences of local beings from familiar ones:

Mana organs:

This is a sac‐shaped organ in the chest responsible for absorbing mana from the environment and releasing it when using magic.

Externally, the mana organ has a pear‐shaped form with 4 protruding outgrowths and two long channels running from the top of the organ to the palms.

Now we will look at the internal structure of the mana organ.

As you can see, under the outer muscular sac there is a second, denser muscular sac (shell) to which the ends of the lateral outgrowths and the long channels fused together at the base are attached.

We will discuss the contents of this muscular sac later; now let’s look at the lateral outgrowths. These are the so‐called mana catchers. They are very dense structures with a texture resembling smooth bone or crystal, which is partly true because they contain many minerals. The minerals in the mana catchers are capable of accumulating mana from the environment.

The mana channels are empty arteries with a small mineral content in their walls. This allows them to conduct mana without letting it escape. They have no other functions.

Now consider the small tubes that connect the mana catchers to the shell.

These are conductors; they draw out the mana accumulated in the catchers and transfer it for storage inside the shell.

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Now we look inside the shell and the mana catchers:

As you can see, inside the mana catchers there are so‐called absorbers. They extract the mana accumulated in the catchers’ minerals and transport it to the conductors. From the conductors, the mana enters the mana tubules. Through these tubules, the mana reaches the mana reservoirs. In these reservoirs, under higher pressure, the mana becomes a liquid and can be stored for a long time. When it is time to use magic, the mana passes through special holes into the mana channels and moves under pressure toward the palms, from which the spell will emerge.

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Reproductive organs:

For the reproductive function, all local species, which are exclusively male, use a special organ that somewhat resembles a uterus in function. In its normal state, it is a tiny additional pocket in the large intestine.

Normal state:

But after insemination, this organ enters an active stage. When enters this organ, a new formation begins to grow on the fleshy wall. During this time, the organ greatly enlarges and even slightly compresses the surrounding organs. Inside, an active increase in a new formation that outwardly resembles a tumor takes place.

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Active stage:

The tumor is a fleshy cocoon or even a separate organism inside which a living being of the same species as one of the parents, but with traits of both, develops.

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Tumor:

After reaching the size of a small melon or grapefruit, depending on the species, the tumor exits through the anus. This process is painful and accompanied by bleeding due to the tumor tearing away from the vessels that fed it. After entering the external environment, the tumor continues to grow until it reaches the size of an average adult representative of one of the parents’ species. Then a fully formed adult creature emerges from the tumor, already conscious, able to speak, and sexually mature.

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Interesting fact: if you cut an immature cocoon from one being and transplant it into another being that belongs to the species of one of the cocoon’s biological parents, it will take root with an 80% probability and continue to grow in the body of a being that is not its parent. (For example, a cocoon from a human and a tiger cannot take root in a minotaur’s body, only in a human or tiger.) This is something like test‐tube babies.

A clear example of reproduction and crossbreeding of beings.

After two beings mate, if enters the reproductive organ, it enters the active phase and swells. Inside, a tumor grows rapidly, causing a noticeable enlargement of the abdomen and discomfort.

The tumor size is usually quite large, so the process of it exiting into the environment can be quite painful.

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The process of external growth of the tumor:

What happened in the background: Hirra herself did not punish Mal’gorath for turning all women into men, but she told Serlux about it... and he is not as kind as she is.

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Some representatives of the flora on planet Hirra:

Hairy bitter apple:

This tree resembles a wild apple tree; the tree itself is not particularly remarkable,

but its fruits look unusual. They resemble apples covered with dark skin and numerous hairs. Inside, there is much bitter, juicy flesh and one large central seed.

This fruit is edible but bitter when raw. To remove the bitterness, it must be peeled of hair and skin, cut into pieces (preferably thin), and soaked in salted water for 4‐5 hours. After that, the bitterness will come out, and the fruit can be eaten. It tastes like a pear with slight notes of eggplant. Besides being eaten, these fruits are used in the preparation of some potions. Very wealthy people in more civilized settlements grow decorative varieties of bitter hairy apples with soft and colored fur. Ripe fruits are dried, or the flesh is removed, stuffed with some filler, and sewn up. The result is an interesting trinket that can be made into an ornament or simply used for decoration.

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Blue spiked nut:

The tree resembles a wild walnut with yellowish foliage.

The fruits of the tree are round nuts whose shells are covered with small prickly hairs and long poisonous spines. The color of the fruit ranges from blue to black. Inside, under the shell, is a light blue soft kernel with a pleasant taste.

This nut is used for food as well as for producing poisoned arrows and poison.

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Black meaty vines:

This plant looks like a dark, thorny ivy with sharp leaves.

This plant grows on tree trunks, walls of abandoned houses, and rocks. At the ends of thick stems grow berries resembling small unsightly shreds of flesh with worms, and some varieties also smell bad. But despite their unpleasant appearance, they taste like raspberries, and inside is not raw flesh as it first seems, but pulp with tiny seeds.

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Sticky purple peaches:

The tree looks like an ordinary peach tree,

and its fruits are no different from ordinary peaches except for their unusual color and black‐gray sticky juice. This juice is used as a natural glue that is also completely edible. It can be used to glue paper, wood, or even wounds; many uses for this material can be imagined. The hardened juice can be dissolved with something caustic. Gastric juice handles this well, so eating purple peaches is not dangerous.

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Veiny sweet potato:

This plant looks like a sweet potato but is covered with many pulsing veins. Initially, it is an ordinary sweet potato, but it is affected by a parasite that settles on the roots. This parasite resembles a colony of rounded large protozoan creatures that release long veins throughout the plant and pump liquids through them. The parasite is poorly studied, and it is unclear why it infects sweet potatoes at all. Moreover, the presence of the parasite improves the plant’s health, which is even more puzzling. Probably, the parasite reproduces in some special way in which the sweet potato plays a role. The sweet potato itself tastes ordinary; you just need to pull out all the veins before cooking because they can be slightly bitter.

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Overall about food on Hirra:

Food here includes the meat of various creatures (and eating intelligent races is not uncommon). Besides meat, vegetables are used for food, but they are not juicy and large like on Earth today; they are small and unremarkable, only recently beginning to be cultivated. After near‐total extinction, only the wild and hardy ancestors of tastier vegetables that did not survive the catastrophe remain on Hirra, so most vegetables are small and bland.

Spices are very expensive and hardly used, so even more complex dishes are quite bland.

The most delicious foods are some fruits like wild apples, berries like currants and blueberries, and the unusual plants mentioned above, such as spiked blue nuts.

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Potions and elixirs:

As I mentioned when describing bitter hairy apples, potions and elixirs exist in this world. They are made from a variety of ingredients, but they all share one thing: mandrake. This plant‐monster turns ordinary ingredients into a true potion with magical properties.

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For example, let’s examine the making of a healing potion:

I’ll split the picture for convenience.

To make a healing potion, four ingredients are needed: the liver of a creature (ideally from monsters of the canine family, e.g., a werewolf’s liver), stevia, bitter hairy apple juice, and mandrake. Often, additional herbs are added to the potion to mask the unpleasant taste or for extra healing effects.

First, gather all the ingredients and boil water in a large container, such as a cauldron. Then, crush the solid ingredients and add them all to the water at the same time.

Boil the ingredients for 2‐4 hours to extract everything thoroughly and darken the water.

After that comes the most important part. Take a live mandrake and place it directly into the boiling water. The mandrake begins to boil alive and emits a piercing scream of agony from being boiled alive.

During the scream, the mandrake releases special magical substances that break down the remaining ingredients and start the process of forming the potion’s magical property. The ingredients dissolved in the water react with each other, and the water turns red. When all the ingredients have sufficiently dissolved and the potion has acquired the desired shade, it is ready. The mandrake must be removed from the cauldron because it is quite hardy and can be reused. All that remains is to pour the potion into convenient bottles.

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Here are some potions and other liquids commonly made on planet Hirra:

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Healing potion:

A murky red or orange liquid with suspended particles. It has the property of healing wounds within a few minutes. It is quite in demand and therefore expensive. It smells unpleasantly metallic and sweet. Its ingredients include monster liver (usually werewolves), stevia, bitter hairy apple juice, mandrake, and sometimes some herbs. The taste is unpleasant, sweet, metallic, with a clear stench of monster liver.

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Mana potion:

A clear, oily liquid with tiny crystals floating in it. It has almost no smell or taste but is very unpleasant to crunch on the teeth. Its ingredients include oil from the pits of purple peaches, mandrake, and ground mana‐containing crystals. It is unpleasant to drink because it is very oily and contains fine crystalline sand.

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Underwater breathing potion:

A viscous sludge with chunks, varying from brownish to greenish shades. It smells like fish and something rotten in water. It tastes like raw fish guts mixed with mud. It is made from mud with sprouted golden algae, sea monster blood, acorns, garlic, mandrake, and fish roe.

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Transformation potion:

Usually has a lilac hue and a liquid texture with sediment at the bottom. It tastes bitter and slightly mushroom‐like. When used, it temporarily transforms one creature into another. It is made from a special type of honey fungus mixed with some body part of the creature to be transformed into, plus mandrake.

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Poisons:

They belong to the category of potions. They have various tastes and colors, but the essence is the same: they kill. They are made from poisonous glands of monsters, poisonous plants, toxic liquids, and mandrake.

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Injuries:

In battle, all creatures on Hirra use melee weapons, parts of their bodies, or magic. Depending on what attacks you, the injuries will differ.

Examples of injuries from different types of attack (I couldn’t show images of wounds that actually resemble real ones, so below is something like artificial skin and artificial blood; though if you have trypophobia, some images of magical injuries may frighten you, so be careful):

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Slashing:

Claws, swords, blades: they leave deep, clean cuts, cause severe bleeding; usually no fractures, but bleeding is difficult to stop without tools.

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Chopping:

Axes, halberds, sharp, wide body parts. They chop flesh, easily sever limbs and other body parts, cause extremely severe bleeding, and can kill a creature most quickly by beheading it. Wounds from such weapons generally cause much more severe damage and often splinter bones.

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Crushing:

Maces, hammers, large fists, hard, blunt body parts, pressure from heavy weight; heavy blows usually with blunt, heavy objects. They leave bruises, break bones, deform skin, can create dents in the body, and cause internal bleeding. Blows from this type of weapon do not cut or slice but are no less deadly. A strong blow can easily break a skull and shatter bones.

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Piercing:

Spines, horns, spears, arrows: they pierce flesh with sharp points; the point can go very deep, damaging vital organs. They leave relatively small holes in the body but are sometimes even more dangerous.

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Tearing:

Saws, serrated body parts, any ridged or uneven weapon: they leave jagged, uneven wounds that bleed heavily. Such wounds take a very long time to heal because the flesh and skin are severely deformed rather than cut cleanly. These wounds are very painful and often leave the ugliest scars.

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Magical:

Burn, frostbite, mental problems. Any magic- fire, lightning, frost, and other. Magic inflicts various wounds, burns, frostbite, psychological problems, and other types of injuries. Everything depends on the specific spell.

frostbite

mental problems

Any magic-fire, lightning, frost, and other. Magic inflicts various wounds, burns, frostbite, psychological problems, and other types of injuries. Everything depends on the specific spell.

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Features of all wounds from body parts of living beings: mouths, claws, spines, fangs, and other body parts carry dirt, bacteria, and other substances. Upon contact with blood, an open wound, or skin penetration, all that dirt and infection enters the blood, causing infection and promoting rot. Moreover, this easily leads to a dangerous disease, which, in the absence of medicines, will result in death.

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Consequences of any wound:

I think you’ve seen in movies or anime all those warriors lying in neat poses with bandaged wounds who, after a few days, go back into battle... but in reality, it doesn’t work that way. It’s not enough to just smear the wound and stop the bleeding. Wounds will not heal if not cared for. Any wound will rot, hurt, abscess, and suppurate. The skin and flesh will darken, die off, and produce an unpleasant smell. If you neglect a wound, you can die. Only by treating the wound or using a potion can you survive. So you will have to avoid wounds by any means.

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Effect of injury: after receiving an injury, you will not recover just by lying down and resting; the wound will affect you. That is, you will limp if your legs are injured, experience pain of varying intensity, weakness, nausea, dizziness; it will be harder for you to move and work. This applies to any injury. To alleviate symptoms, you need to treat the wounds and care for them. After healing, a scar or deformity will remain. If the injury involved a fracture, your gait may permanently change after a leg fracture, or the limb may permanently lose functionality.

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Main currency of intelligent races:

Although different settlements use different currencies or alternatives, the main and most well‐known currency in the world is coins made of precious metals: gold, silver, and copper. A flower is engraved on the coins.

The cheapest coins are copper; essentially small change for minor purchases; the flower on them has only 1 petal. Next is silver; 1 silver coin equals 100 copper; the flower on these has 3 petals. Such coins are used for larger purchases. Gold coins are the most valuable. 1 gold coin equals 400 silver. These coins are used to pay for the most expensive goods; the flower on them has 6 petals.

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Magic: In this world, magic differs from the usual understanding and has a more biological character. I’ve already explained it, but I’ll repeat. Inside every living being is a special organ from which two ducts run to the palms. This organ captures and accumulates mana from the environment and conducts it to the palms. To cast a spell, you need to pierce your palms so that the mana can escape. This can be done with any sharp object; those who often practice magic usually have holes in their palms and no longer need to cut their hands. Spells consist of several hieroglyphs that must be correctly spoken or drawn. Some powerful spells require a sacrifice. A part of a living being’s body can be used as a sacrifice.

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Example of casting a spell:

First, you need to make a hole in the center of your palm if you don’t have one yet. You can tell that the hole is in the right place by the blue sparks.

Then you need to aim and correctly recite the spell in the hieroglyphic language.

If the spell is recited correctly, the mana will take the form of the spell and achieve the desired effect. In this case, a fireball will form, fly forward, and explode upon hitting the target.

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Geography of Hirra:

Hirra has 11 “continents”-not all are actually continents; some are archipelagos, and there are even artificially constructed structures and naturally grown structures above the water surface, so for simplicity I’ll just call them either continents or by name.

Here is a map of Hirra on a greatly reduced scale. In reality, the continents are farther apart and larger:

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Breakdown of each continent individually:

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Temperis:

This is the continent where the events of all the bot’s initial messages take place. It is a large continent with a predominantly temperate climate. Most of the continent is forests, fields, and occasional hills with mountains. There are no water problems here, so plants grow much better than in some other parts of the planet. The inhabitants here are mostly creatures of temperate climates: bear furries, hares, foxes, wolves, rabbits, deer, elk, etc. Also tigers, large reptiles, and various monsters. Large felines exist here but are not native; they arrived from other lands. On Temperis, there are both more civilized settlements and quite wild ones.

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Grinor:

Several large islands with the same climate arranged in a curious shape resembling a paw with three toes (Hirra played with tectonic plates and forgot to lay them out properly afterward). Grinor has a warmer, tropical climate; it is quite humid, and at first glance there is a lot of greenery, giving an impression of flourishing life, but upon closer inspection, you see that there are at most about 7 species of grasses, about 5 species of shrubs, and only 3 species of trees. Only a few hardiest species survived the apocalypse, and because of this, Grinor’s nature is not very rich. It is the homeland of tiger furries, crocodiles, many lizards, tapirs, gorillas, some big cats, rhinos, capybaras, sloths, and other tropical inhabitants, as well as monsters like hydras and other tropical beasts. It is from this continent that many species reached Temperis by ship. The population here is mostly tribal.

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Solarra:

This is an arid continent, most of which consists of dry savannas. The climate here resembles Africa. It is the homeland of lion furries, zebras, antelopes, buffalo, crocodiles, pangolins, hyenas, giraffes, and elephants. Also here are gnolls, orcs, and some varieties of cyclopes. The continent is dry; plant diversity is not very high. Settlements here are mainly located on the edges of the continent by the ocean or near any large bodies of water and rivers. Settlements are either large port cities on the shores or small villages around water sources. There are rumors that in the very center of the continent, where the sun can kill you, groups of monsters have been spotted, but no signs of buildings or household traces have been found. Possibly a nomadic tribe of previously unstudied monsters. Very little is known about them; the only things known are that they are slender, very tall, and have greatly elongated limbs, including a tail. Their neck is quite long. They have only been seen from a distance, so it has not been possible to see if they are covered in fur, skin, or something else. But they have a very bright blue‐green coloration... clearly not camouflage. Perhaps this is a hint of their toxicity. In any case, nothing more is known about them.

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Verantia:

A cluster of islands whose feature is the complete absence of trees and a very mountainous terrain. Usually, only flying creatures and those that can climb mountains well live here. The climate is dry and windy. Settlements are usually artificial caves carved into the mountains for dwellings, or buildings made of stone and dry woven vines and grasses. Although there are no trees on the island itself, in the settlements directly on the mountains you can see small plantations of fruit trees growing on soil brought from the very bottom of Verantia, where there is soil and grasses growing on it.

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Ocean Spire:

This is an incredibly huge structure of a strange greenish‐tinged rock. This structure was built in the distant past by aquatic and amphibious races. Inside this fortress are farms, residential cities, markets; in general, it is like an entire country inside one giant building. It is still inhabited by aquatic and amphibious furries, although their level of development has declined somewhat after the apocalypse because the part of the building where the brightest minds of this place lived was destroyed during the apocalypse, and most of the skilled scientists died. This place used to be one of the most developed in the world, with highly advanced technologies.

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Biponteria:

This is two continents connected by a giant bridge. These two continents consist mainly of fields with rocky soil. On the left part of the continent, there are many rivers with freshwater fish; on the right part, many grains and some special spices are grown. There are many farming and fishing settlements, and the bridge is for convenient trade between the two sides. Here live mainly waterfowl mammals and reptiles such as otters, hippos, crocodiles, as well as bulls, horses, buffalo, and humans. In general, the population is mostly peaceful.

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Quells:

An archipelago, part of which lies between the two halves of Biponteria. Quells is very swampy; essentially, each of its islands is a huge swamp. It is very humid, with much rot and algae; the bottom of the water bodies is silt and rotting vegetation. There is plenty of peat and moss. Here live heron furries, turtles, newts, and caimans. There are mostly no large cities, only tribes. The main source of food here is fish.

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The Reef:

This is a giant structure externally resembling giant ribcage bones. In fact, it is a giant coral island; what looks like bones are actually living corals. Special giant valves create a huge fountain of water several times a day, wetting the corals and preventing them from drying out. In the huge cavity of this coral, there is soil on which plants that love humidity grow. The population here mainly consists of marine iguana furries and humans, but there are also crustacean monsters.

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The Great Desert:

This is a vast lifeless desert. On it stands a giant crimson stump of titanic size, from which a giant red stem grows far into the atmosphere, ending in a blue flower. Throughout the desert are giant ancient structures made of red stone, with blue‐glowing spheres at their ends.

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North and South Poles:

North:

South:

These are giant snow‐covered wastelands. There is little to say about them; they eat fish, and the inhabitants are arctic fox furries, polar bears, and seals. Essentially, these are the most lifeless of the lifeless places on Hirra.

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Points of interest:

Usually these are settlements where groups of creatures live. Since this world is harsh and cruel, settlements are generally not in good condition, with rampant crime and resource shortages.

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Settlements:

Abandoned Fortress:

A gloomy old fortress in the south, in the middle of a field, nicknamed “The Kennel.” Around the fortress is a large field of dead grass on rocky soil. There are no trees. The fortress itself is in not great but livable condition. Inside the fortress are a huge number of rooms equipped for living: storage, living quarters, etc. Long ago, this was a fortress where humans lived, but they were exterminated by monsters. A large group of furry and monster canine family creatures lives here: anthropomorphic dogs, wolves, coyotes, werewolves, and other creatures resembling canines or wild canids. The fortress welcomes any canine‐like creatures and is hostile to all others. The atmosphere is quite wild, with practically no rules; no one prevents the eating of other intelligent races, crime (including sexual crime), and wearing clothes is not mandatory. Inside, the fortress is equipped for the lives of many creatures, with furniture, lighting, and some amenities. No currency is used; barter is used instead. There is a strict hierarchy, with a leader at the top and all others ranked by strength. The weaker the creature, the lower in the hierarchy. Loyalty to the pack and strength are mainly valued here.

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Population of the Abandoned Fortress:

Dogs of various breeds,

werewolves

and any other canine‐family monsters like this guy:

various furries and canine‐family monsters. Their height ranges mainly from 190 cm to 3 meters. Everyone is quite unkempt, with little hygiene. The leader of the fortress is a 5‐meter‐tall anthropomorphic wolf monster with black fur and red eyes. Almost all creatures in the fortress are predators and feed on meat obtained by hunting (or kidnapping people).

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Ogre’s Cave:

A large cave in the east, by a mountain, among rocky soil and sparse trees, where a giant ogre has settled. There are no rules in his cave. The cave is dry and equipped for living. It contains a simple bed, a huge fire pit, and a pile of gnawed bones. Surprisingly, it is quite clean in the sense that there is no dirt anywhere, nothing is rotting, and if you look closely, things are not scattered randomly but arranged according to some not entirely clear but noticeable logic.

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Population of the Ogre’s Cave:

An ogre 5 meters tall. Unkempt, slovenly, hairy, smelly. He is very strong, stupid, and very dangerous. The ogre is aggressive toward everyone and ready to kill anyone who enters his cave. Sometimes he may accept meat and body parts of creatures in exchange for not attacking. With proper effort, some kind of contact can be made and a conversation started. The ogre eats absolutely anything that even slightly resembles food, as his powerful digestive tract can digest even stones.

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Boar Tribe:

A western forest tribe of anthropomorphic boars. A simple tribe in a clearing in the middle of a forest, with large huts made of logs, grass, and dry leaves. Only boar furries live here. No hygiene. They use as currency-for services or purchases, they have . For example, if one boar wants to buy a couple of apples, he may suck the seller’s ; if he wants to hire builders to build a dwelling, he must let each of them him several times (in short, the scheme is just like in the minotaur tribe in Lustful RPG).

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Population of the Boar Tribe:

(This is a young boar with a triangular loincloth.) Huge, sometimes plump, bulky, hairy, and very smelly boars, average height 2 to 3 meters. They are formidable, strong, and do not like strangers. They wear loincloths made of animal hides cut either into a square or triangular shape. Younger boars (between about 20 and 28 years old) wear triangular loincloths; from age 30 they wear square loincloths-apparently some kind of tradition. Spears are used as weapons. The leader is a huge brown boar with massive muscles and the strongest smell. He wears a loincloth of complex shape resembling a hexagon on a thick belt, with a bone ornament in the shape of a boar’s head. The boars are omnivores and obtain food by gathering and hunting.

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Orc Village:

A small northern settlement near a forest and a river. Houses are made of logs and boulders. Only orcs live here, hostile to strangers. This is perhaps one of the most unpleasant and dangerous settlements, as slavery flourishes here. Masculinity, strength, and battles are valued. Gold coins are used as currency. Hygiene is generally absent, but orcs sometimes go to a bathhouse. Keeping slaves, forcing them to work, beating them, and raping them are allowed. To increase the number of orcs in the settlement, there is a separate house with chained human males who are constantly impregnated by the strongest orcs and forced to give birth to cocoons from which new orcs emerge. Most of what is in this settlement was taken during attacks on other settlements.

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Population of the Orc Village:

Orcs, 2‐3 meters tall, huge, muscular, and weathered. They are very strong and masculine. The leader among them is a huge orc chieftain with a wooden and metal prosthetic instead of one arm; he is the strongest among the local orcs. Most orcs wear armor and loincloths. They feed on any food stolen during raids on other settlements. Orcs themselves do not manufacture anything and engage only in slavery and attacks on other settlements to obtain resources.

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The Rotting Pit (sorry, but for censorship purposes, blood and flesh are purple and there is blurring):

A huge southwestern depression in dry earth teeming with various aggressive undead, broken weapons and armor, and traces of strange red shreds. It is full of rotting flesh, ruins, and foul corpse worms and large insects that fly over the mountains of corpses.

These insects resemble black dragonflies with an eye‐shaped pattern on their bodies. They feed on nectar, and it is unclear what they are doing at this foul place. A battle once took place here, leaving mountains of dead creatures that became undead. No one knows exactly why the corpses in this place become undead. Perhaps it is some curse, or there was some necromancer ritual here.

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Population of the Rotting Pit:

Many undead such as ghoul furries, zombie furries. They are all disgusting, rotting, and their bodies crawl with strange worms that have an eye pattern on their bodies.

The local undead differ greatly in behavior from any other. These creatures do not leave their pit, although they could easily do so. Most of the time they do not move, pretending to be ordinary corpses, but when someone approaches, they suddenly pounce on the victim. This is too intelligent behavior for mindless corpses, but that is not the strangest part. Instead of eating the victim as ordinary undead do, they make holes in the victim’s abdomen and begin stuffing pieces of their own flesh with worms inside the victim. In some individuals, their eviscerated intestines writhe like snakes and themselves find a fresh wound on the victim; the intestines penetrate inside and pour worms precisely into the target. All this is very strange: if the undead do not eat their victims, why hunt them? If their goal is to increase the number of undead, a single scratch would be enough for conversion.

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Canyon of Giants:

A giant bear furry 40 meters tall, bulky and the largest among the local giants. And several other smaller giants, 20‐30 meters tall. They are dangerous and merciless. The bear is the leader. They usually do not interact with each other and stay in different parts of the canyon, hunting any living creatures.

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Red Flint:

Red Flint is a human city on the ocean shore, surrounded by a massive wall of red stone resembling flint. This stone was quarried from the Great Giant Desert, where ancient structures of this red stone stand. The city uses gold coins as currency, maintains hygiene, and people wear clothes. They tolerate the most intelligent and humanoid races but dislike monsters; murder and are forbidden, but keeping monsters as slaves is allowed. Red Flint is the most developed settlement with strict rules. Houses are well‐crafted and sturdy. The city grows vegetables and grains and harvests fish and other seafood from the nearby ocean.

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Population of Red Flint:

Humans, some species of furries, orcs (not all of them are the brutish scum like those in the slave orc village), and occasionally some humanoid monsters. Here, most people wear full sets of clothing or at least a loincloth.

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Magic School:

A fortress located high in the mountains. Right through the central building grows a giant red plant. This plant is a shoot of the same giant plant that nourishes the entire planet with mana. Many years ago, the founders of the school traveled to that desert to obtain a shoot of the plant and bring it home. The plant was planted in the mountains, and then the building was constructed around it. Studying the plant gave the founders knowledge about the nature of mana, which contributed to the development of magic and spells. The school has huge archives with many books and scrolls in which spells and runes are recorded. There are also living quarters. Magic is taught here, and representatives of any race that have a gift for magic can enroll in the school and learn magic. There is generally no racism here. It is customary to wear special red robes. You yourself can enroll there if you want to learn magic.

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Inhabitants of the Magic School:

Representatives of different races who wield magic. They all wear red robes with the symbol of a blue flower on the back. In addition to students, there are professors who masterfully wield magic.

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Resources: On Hirra, you can find many different materials and resources that can be used for making tools, weapons, cooking, or building. After all, nothing prevents you from founding your own settlement instead of looking for an existing one.

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Easily found resources include:

Wood:

Easily obtained in any forest, and you can gather it with impunity because trees are one of the few things that don’t try to kill you. Although... before cutting down a tree, take a closer look and check if it has eyes.

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Stones:

Uneven stones are lying around everywhere; smooth ones can be found by rivers. They can be used to throw at someone’s head, make a fire pit, or throw into the water so that some fish with legs you hit will come out of the water to curse at you.

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Herbs:

Grow in fields and forests; they may have a pleasant taste and medicinal properties-just don’t mistake something useful for something poisonous.

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Fruits:

There are many fruits on trees in the forests, and remember: if you eat a fruit and something starts moving in your mouth, just chew faster. That’s a problem with what’s in your mouth, not yours.

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Mollusks:

There are many in rivers, and they are immobile, so they are easy to catch. If you’re lucky, you might find a pearl-or not notice it and break a tooth when chewing the mollusk.

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Algae:

Some edible algae can be found near rivers or ocean shores. As is known, many unpleasant things can hide in algae, so I recommend pulling them out of the water with a stick rather than your hand.

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More difficult to obtain resources include:

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Meat:

If you hunt in the forests, you can obtain some meat-or someone will obtain your meat...

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Fish:

It won’t just sit in place like mollusks, so make a trap or try to spear them with a sharp stick.

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Valuable minerals:

You’ll have to dig in caves or climb mountains.

Resources that can be obtained by killing monsters include:

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Money:

If they carried purses, you can acquire a small number of coins.

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Organs (blue due to censorship):

Look at the dead body of a slain enemy and think, “Well, it shouldn’t go to waste.” Get something sharp and take a few organs from this wonderful donor who kindly offered you their guts-after all, silence is a sign of consent, and they didn’t say a word.

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Clothing:

If the enemy was roughly your size, their clothes might fit you. Just check for suspicious stains and fleas.

Besides all the listed resources, there are hundreds of others that could be useful.

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Books:

In abandoned buildings, libraries, with merchants, and on some enemies, you can find books that contain useful information that can help you survive. Most books are copies of originals written by ancient, more developed people before the catastrophe. In some, you can even see past technologies that have been completely lost.

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Some books:

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Healing Herbs:

This book describes many medicinal herbs and their uses. With it, you can find medicinal herbs for preparing antiseptics or other useful medicines. Its author was an old human herbalist.

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Simple Magic:

This book teaches the basics of magic and some simple spells, such as creating a tiny flame to light a campfire or a ball of light to see at night. The original of this book is in the Magic School located on a mountain. There, such books are given to students to learn the basics of magic (actually, this is a rather old edition; the school now teaches from newer books).

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Basic Combat Techniques:

Contains the basics of combat with various types of weapons and helps improve skills. The author of the book was an orc who skillfully wielded almost any weapon. (Actually, the orc only dictated; the book was written by a human whom the orc forced to do it because the orc himself could not write.)

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Diseases and Their Treatment:

The book talks about frequently encountered diseases and methods of treating them. Although not all diseases are curable... the book was compiled by one of the physicians in a tiger‐furry settlement, but since diseases are almost the same for all races, it will be useful to anyone.

Of course, these are only a small part of the books found on the expanses of Hirra.

Diseases: In this world, there are both the most ordinary diseases like influenza, chickenpox, and bronchitis, and much stranger and more frightening ones, for example:

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Ulcerous Rot:

This disease is caused by bacterial life forms. Symptoms include fever, weakness, cough with sputum, and the appearance of many bleeding ulcers all over the body.

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Dead Sleep:

The disease is caused by a virus. First, the patient experiences nausea, weakness, and itching, then severe insomnia, and then the patient shuts down. They fall asleep and cannot wake up; even if pain is inflicted, they will not wake up. Usually, if there is no one nearby who could give the patient medicine, they will die in their sleep from exhaustion.

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Burning Rash Disease:

A disease caused by tiny skin mites. They settle in the pores of the skin and clog them; the waste products of these mites strongly irritate the skin and cause extremely severe, agonizing itching.

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Parasitic diseases:

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Stomach Worms:

A disease caused by parasites that live in fruits. When you eat an infected fruit, the worms enter the stomach and secrete substances that block acid and its secretion. The stomach can no longer digest, the person cannot eat, and the worms begin to gnaw at them from the inside.

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Fanged Eel: (based on my fears of scoleciphobia, thalassophobia) This is a parasitic disease, though I’d call it an attack.

In dirty bodies of water live fanged eels; these dangerous creatures sense water vibrations and the scent of a victim. When they notice a sufficiently large victim, they attack it. The eel bites into your flesh and tears through your chest or abdominal cavity, then crawls inside you. Once inside, it begins to literally eat you from the inside. It does this rather slowly, and you have a chance to somehow extract it, though most likely you will simply be eaten alive from within. Worse, besides small individuals from 5 to 10 centimeters, there are giants up to a meter long. These creatures can hunt either alone or in packs, tearing people apart in a matter of minutes. (This turned out so horrifying that I got goosebumps myself... considering this is dark fantasy, I think it’s actually good.)

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Remember that Hirra told Serlux about what Mal’gorath did? Well, Serlux, to punish Mal’gorath, forced him to go to his own planet and not leave its bounds for 2 years (like a week of staying at home by the standards of beings like Serlux). Serlux thought Mal’gorath would be bored and miserable spending so much time on one planet, but it turned out he was quite happy the whole time. It turned out he absolutely adores the little creatures he accidentally created and quickly became something between a loving father and a friend to the inhabitants of a local settlement. Moreover, he discovered that he loves being petted. This was very different from his usual goofy behavior. Serlux worried that this wolf might do something stupid and was ready to intervene if he tried to destroy anything. Imagine Serlux’s surprise when he saw Mal’gorath being petted like an overgrown puppy. That was probably the first time in several million years that Serlux considered Mal’gorath’s actions cute.

Among all these crowds of people, Mal’gorath even found a favorite with whom he spends the most time. This is a new and unusual experience for him, as he had never interacted with simple life forms before.

There is no romance between them, which is unusual for Mal’gorath; with this person, he has a purely platonic relationship. (I don’t know how it came to this, but for some reason I wanted to develop Mal’gorath’s personality not just as a goofball but as someone capable of warm feelings and thoughtful actions.) When Mal’gorath remembers that when he first saw that life had arisen on this planet because of him, he wanted to destroy it to cover up the traces of his mistake, he breaks out in a cold sweat; he has grown very attached to his unwanted creations and can’t imagine what he would do if he suddenly lost them. Fortunately for him, all beings in this world are effectively immortal because they can respawn after death, so he doesn’t have to worry about them.

(Man... I can’t, these pictures turned out very cute; Mal’gorath in them is such a cutie.)

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Initial messages: (many of them start similarly, but the situations are still different)

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1 is a hard start:

In this opening message, you're completely alone, with no clothes or any items, stranded in the middle of a wasteland that has almost no resources.

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2 is an easier start:

You also hatch from a cocoon, but next to you lies a fresh corpse that has clothing and a bag with a few starting items, and nearby is a safe village of humans and rabbit furries.

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3 is a freer option:

You don’t hatch from a cocoon; you simply wake up in the middle of a field. In this start, you are not a newly born creature; you can be someone who has lived in this world for many years or somehow came from outside-it in short, your backstory can be anything.

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4

If you have carefully read the entire description, you know that in this world, something like test‐tube babies is possible-that is, a cocoon can be transplanted from one person’s body to another. Well, in this initial message, you will not appear in an empty field but in the house of your “parents.” There will be no blood relationship between you, but they will be of the same race as your character, and one of them carried your cocoon. Of course, they won’t tell you this directly, but if you ask, they might reveal the secret to you. It seemed to me quite sad that in almost every initial message you are either an orphan or alone, so I gave you a family. (Note that in this image, the cocoon looks much more well‐cared‐for because it was looked after.)

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5 Merchant start:

You are a merchant transporting expensive goods across the world. You are accompanied by three people you hired. Two are guards: a huge minotaur and a huge tiger, and a loader: a huge orc.

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6 Complete freedom of action: Come up with any plot you want. (I couldn’t think of what picture to insert here, but I didn’t want to leave an empty space, so here’s a cute little creature.)

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Creatures from the “portrait”:

Besides the already known ones, there are many that you see for the first time. Don’t worry. Most likely, each of them will appear in other RPG bots based on this universe.

Let me say right away that I fully understand that if I only make the same type of RPG bots, you will quickly get bored of it-because I’ll be honest, this bot took a lot from “Lustful RPG,” and if I keep making bots that are no different from each other, it’s just hack work.

Therefore, I will not focus solely on RPGs; I will also make smaller bots. To diversify the content, my next RPG bot will be about the planet of this creature from the portrait:

I won’t spoil too much or mention her name now, but let’s just say: her entire planet, where the bot’s events will take place, is pure biopunk- although perhaps from her appearance with a transparent body and visible organs, you’ve already guessed what she likes.

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Proxy-this is obvious, but I still have to say it: without a proxy, this bot won't work properly because of the sheer amount of content. You'll need a powerful proxy with a large memory, or the bot will forget everything after three seconds and start making dumb mistakes

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Well, what can I say... I am absolutely wrecked after building this bot. Like, it wasn't even that complicated on paper-just sit down, write all this text, and periodically draw or generate images. But still, I feel like a lemon that's been through a juicer. I think I'll be putting out smaller bots for a while before I tackle anything this big again.

The bot will most likely get more updates-there are still some bugs to iron out. If you come across any issues, please leave a comment about them so I know and can fix them.

About the update: I just fixed a few small bugs I found and added the missing description for the first opening message. Also, I suddenly came across an image I had related to the soul catchers-meant to add it earlier but totally forgot... anyway, it's in the bot now and has its own description