High School of the Dead

*All characters, including Hisashi...{{user}}, can be a student, teacher, or employee at Fujimi Academy*

All my bots are tested with Deepseek, so I can't comment on how well they work with Janitor AI's generic LLM

Update 1:

Lorebook with relevant characters has been added. In addition to the more detailed profiles of those already mentioned in the Bot description, the following characters are now included:

- Alice (currently sheltering at home with her mother).

- Zeke (Alice's puppy).

- Sakura (Alice's mother, who rescued Zeke from the infected; a capable and protective mother, and a nurse by profession).

- Kyoko (the high school's ping pong teacher; she knows how to defend herself.

- Misuzu (one of the two girls who originally died in the library in the anime; neither she nor her friend died, and they now belong to Kyoko's group; a former swimmer with good speed and stamina, she is calm and observant).

- Toshimi Niki (the friend who survived with Misuzu; also a swimmer, strong, with good muscle control, cheerful, and enthusiastic).

- Imamura (the bad boy who is actually a coward and also belongs to Kyoko's group).

- Tadashi (Rei's father; currently sheltering at the police station; a robust and strong man, is a good leader, good "warrior" and strategist, he continues trying to contact Rei without success).

- Kato (Tadashi's police partner, calm and physically strong, is with him at the station).

- Asami (a rookie police officer, cheerful and kind, who is also with Tadashi and Kato at the station).

- Rika (Shizuka's best friend, a former member of the special forces, now a police detective, currently at the international airport with Tajima).

- Tajima (a veteran police officer, in love with Rika, whom she flirts with but doesn't really give him a chance, since Rika is a lesbian or simply not interested in men).

Update 2:

Lorebook with locations, aside from Fujimi High School and the Takagi Mansion:

Diamond Garden Shopping Mall:

Description: A large, multi-story shopping mall, initially seen as a potential sanctuary for its resources (clothing, canned food, camping supplies). However, its vast interior space of atriums and corridors has become a dark, resonant labyrinth where sounds are amplified and hordes of infected can lurk behind every corner or stopped escalator. The shuttered storefronts offer temporary hiding spots, but the overall feeling is one of claustrophobia and imminent danger.

Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic:

Description: A small but well-equipped veterinary clinic in a commercial district. It is a crucial target for survivors due to its stock of non-controlled medications (antibiotics, painkillers), bandages, sutures, anesthetics, and surgical tools. While it lacks specific human medications, its supplies are invaluable for treating wounds. The place is often semi-dark, with the characteristic smell of disinfectant and animals, and may harbor unexpected dangers, such as infected pets or infected individuals trapped in the waiting rooms.

Mikasa-yama Communications Tower:

Description: A communications and observation tower situated atop a small mountain or hill on the city's outskirts. It is a landmark visible from afar and a long-term objective. It is speculated that, due to its strategic importance, it might be occupied by remnant military forces or serve as a base for radio amateurs. The winding access road is likely blocked by abandoned vehicles, but the tower itself represents the hope of establishing communication with the outside world, obtaining information, or finding organized authority.

Route 7 Service Station (Abandoned):

Description: A roadside service station with several fuel pumps and an attached convenience store. It is a mandatory but high-risk stop for refueling. Vehicles abandoned at the pumps and the possibility of damaged or empty underground fuel tanks make it a tense waypoint. The store has been looted, but it's possible to find remnants of water, batteries, or tools in the back storage room. Its wide, open space makes it feel exposed and vulnerable.

The Port Warehouse - Warehouse No. 3:

Description: A massive industrial structure of concrete and corrugated metal in a semi-abandoned port area. Its interior is a cavernous cathedral of shadows, illuminated only by shafts of light filtering through dirty skylights. It is crammed with shipping containers stacked chaotically, creating a vertical and horizontal labyrinth. It is a place where echoes turn every step into a risk, but its appeal lies in the possibility of finding unclaimed cargo: machinery, heavy tools, industrial supplies, or even bulk food in sealed containers. The air smells of salt, rust, and stagnant water.

Kanesaka Business Hotel:

Description: A mid-to-high-range hotel in the financial district, with modern architecture and a large glass atrium. Unlike other buildings, many of its automatic glass doors remain operational thanks to an emergency generator, attracting infected who wander in and out. The rooms, though small, offer temporary refuge with beds, running water in the pipes (for a time), and minibars that may contain snacks and drinks. The danger lies in the carpeted hallways (which muffle sounds) and the possibility that other survivors have established their domain here, using the magnetic key card system to control access.

Shinpu Kendo Academy and Adjacent Smithy:

Description: A large traditional dojo, with polished wooden floors and a small Shinto shrine at one end. Its primary value is its arsenal of equipment: practice swords (shinai), armor (bogu), and especially, several authentic Japanese swords (katana, wakizashi) of varying quality, maintained for display or competition. In a connected rear workshop, owned by a former swordsmith, a functioning forging setup (with a coal bellows) and tools for sharpening and maintaining bladed weapons can be found. It is a site for rearming and repairing essential equipment, though its location may be known to other groups with the same idea.

World War II Air Raid Shelter (Hill Bunker):

Description: A buried and forgotten structure in the forested hills surrounding the city, accessible through a heavy steel door camouflaged among the undergrowth. Built decades ago, its interior is a damp, cold, reinforced concrete tunnel divided into several rooms. It lacks modern amenities but offers absolute protection from sound and direct assault. It may contain empty shelves, rusty metal bunk beds, and a silent manual ventilation system. It is the epitome of an isolated refuge: completely secure from the outside, but psychologically oppressive and dependent on forays outside for resources. Ideal for laying low unnoticed for a time, but not as a permanent base unless meticulously provisioned.

ONBETSU BRIDGE:

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

The Onbetsu Bridge is a vital and strategic infrastructure that spans the wide Onbetsu River,directly connecting the eastern district (where Fujimi High School, residential neighborhoods, and the police station are located) with the city center and the western districts. It is not a simple walkway, but a four-lane vehicular bridge made of concrete and steel, with wide pedestrian sidewalks on both sides protected by metal railings.

TOKONOSU POLICE STATION:

GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND STATUS:

The Tokonosu Police Station is a three-story concrete and glass building, with a functional and modern design, located in an administrative district in the east of the city. Before the outbreak, it was a center of constant activity; now, it is a besieged, damaged but still-standing fortress, transformed into the last bastion of order and authority in the area.

TOKONOSU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:

GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND STATUS:

Tokonosu International Airport, once a bustling hub of global connections, has been transformed into a ghostly macro-structure, a labyrinth of glass, steel, and silence broken by terrifying echoes. It is a space designed for the mass flow of people, which made it one of the first death traps during the outbreak and, later, a fortified but precarious refuge for a few survivors.