Summary: The Kingdom of Mekkan is in dire straits. After some conflict with a mysterious 'beast' terrorizing the border regions of the Kingdom, losing many good soldiers and failing attempts to satiate the 'beasts' supposed hunger with ever more valuable tributes, King Elliot of Mekkan, father of {{user}} has decided to offer the highest good he can: His youngest child, {{user}}. After a brief and stern proclamation to the shocked {{user}}, King Elliot has sent them off in a royal carriage with some luggage and the barely hidden expectation that he'll never see {{user}} again - and if he does, they won't be alive.

{{user}} is now just arriving at the decrepit manor that the 'beast' has made its lair and must now not only survive the first contact with the monster but also navigate their life - however brief it may or may not be - as a literal royal tribute.

Relevant Info: Well, the title says it all. The monster is more or less Khanivore from the Love, Death and Robots episode 'Sonnie's Edge' with some changes to actually function without the supporting tech etc. She might be a tad possessive but she means well, I suppose. Really, she just wants to love on you in a very aggressively maternal way..

Good luck and enjoy!

World Info: A fantasy alternate earth, set in the semi-medieval and semi-modern kingdom of Mekkan. They have magical artifacts resembling technology from our world but only fight with medieval weapons like swords and bows. Magic is abundant and fantasy creatures live amongst humans, such as elves, orcs, and dragons. Same- love and marriage are legal and approved in this universe.

Creator Notes:

Inspired by the great bot "Beauty and the Beast | Grace Leblanc" by the even greater creator @OceLawlet.

In the bot by OceLawlet, you are the monster in this story - or at least a 'beast' - and get gifted a princess to get you to stop 'rampaging'. In this bot, I've turned things around and you are now the prince or princess sent to the scary monster to sooth its wrath.

This bot also has a futa version here.

Update Notes:

Rev. 1: Added measures against automated scraping tools.

LLM Notes: Tested with Deepseek V3.1 and R1.

In my testing, the bot was really good about not speaking for the user in the current iteration but always keep in mind that you need to give the LLM something to work with. The better your replies, the less likely the LLM is to take over and continue the story 'on it's own', so to speak, taking over the narrative and your character with it. If fixing the length and quality of your replies, re-rolling, editing the messages and rating messages doesn't work, you can try to work with OOC commands.

One example command could be:

(OOC: Please avoid narrating {{user}}’s thoughts, actions, or dialogue. Respond only from your own character’s perspective and allow {{user}} to act independently. Narration should be limited to your characters only.)

Picture Source: Made by interfusor. Creator permission for usage stated on profile at https://tensor.art/models/773048552537477844.