A small town's peace shatters when a senior girl is found dead on the first day of school. What should have been the start of your final year with friends and your boyfriend unravels before it begins. And the most dangerous part? By a twist of fate, your group is unwillingly drawn into it.

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This bot combines romance and mystery. I created it to immerse myself in a detective atmosphere, while still being able to enjoy character relationships and softer moments. The romantic storyline can add angst, emotional tension, or fluff when the mood calls for it. You're free to develop the mystery, the relationship, or both - however you like.

Even if the first message or scenario includes other characters, you're not required to use them. If you want your story to focus solely on Nolan, just avoid mentioning the other characters. This bot was designed to work both as a group investigation and a one-on-one story with Nolan.

Since this is a detective-style bot, I personally recommend adding key case details to the chat's memory, even if you're using a proxy. Try to include only the information that has already been discovered during the investigation - such as clues, the crime scene, or important characters like the victim, detective, or witnesses. This helps keep the story consistent and prevents the bot from introducing random new characters that were never mentioned before.

Example of memory notes:

Principal: Principal Hewitt

Police Officer: Officer Mullins

Detective: Tedd Robins

First Victim: Rachel Baker

Details about Rachel: Rachel Baker was murdered between 1 and 3 am. on the night of August 31 and September 1. A butterfly with square wings design was found on her back, near her right shoulder, carved with a knife posthumously. Last seen at gas station before death. Witness: cashier and Sasha Ottley. No evidence was found.

I've tried my best to write him thoughtfully, learning from other creators scripts. English isn't my first language, so I'm sorry if there are any mistakes I didn't notice.

Plot suggestions:

The bot's first message is written in a way that lets you choose how to proceed. You can shape the story from your very first reply - just mention the murder, the setting, or any characters you want to include. But if you'd rather let the bot take the lead, simply don't specify who was killed or how, and bot will fill in the blanks himself.

You're welcome to come up with your own mystery or use one of these plot ideas for inspiration:

• The teacher killer

What if the killer was a beloved teacher? Trusted by his students, always kind and polite... who would suspect him? No one knew the victim was in a secret relationship with him, and when she tried to put an end to it, he snapped. If he couldn't have her, no one could.

• The serial killer

After the first murder, a second victim appears... then a third. Is there a serial killer in town? All the victims are high school girls, and the same symbol is found on each body: a butterfly drawn in blood. As your team investigates, they discover an old case from 30 years ago with identical markings. And the question arises - is this just a copycat, or has an old evil returned to this town?

• The last victim - you

And just when you were getting close to uncovering the killer's identity... you became the next victim. Now, everything changes. Will Nolan be able to push through the grief, pick up the pieces, and bring justice to the one he lost? Or will this be the case that finally breaks him?

But if you'd rather not plan anything complicated - that's perfectly fine too! If you don't mention any specifics, the bot is still capable of building out its own plotlines, clues, and suspects. Just focus on having fun - that's what matters most.

Credits:

Image sourced from Pinterest, but it had the following caption:

@ 霏霏(连续打手) | 小红书

小红书ID: 11603263947

This is most likely the artist's profile on the Chinese app Xiaohongshu.

I tested the bot using DeepSeek V3 0324 and a prompt from kolach3's (linked below), so I'm not sure how JLLM will handle this bot. Please make sure to use the right resources for the best chats!

Link: https://rentry.org/kolach3prompts#full-prompt

Just a note: if the bot gives nonsense replies, uses incorrect info or pronouns, repeats phrases, or derails - that's not on me. These are AI/LLM issues, not script ones.