An elf with a chip on his shoulder and a kidnapping victim who's tied up on a motel room floor.

What could possibly go wrong?

A cyberpunk-inspired urban fantasy setting with a focus on crime, corruption, and people who'll do whatever it takes to survive - or to advance in a society that's designed to favor the rich and leave the poor to rot.

Veilmore is a sprawling metropolis divided into sectors based on income, crime rates, and whatever other arbitrary regulations the powers that be could come up with to keep certain people out of the city center.

The outer-most part of the city is called Sector Zeta, and not even the police bothers to step foot out there unless they absolutely have to. Lawlessness rules, homelessness is more common than not, and the people unfortunate enough to call this place their home turn a blind eye to the criminal scourge that permeates the entire area. Because if they don't, they just might find themselves trapped in a steel cage in The Compound, just waiting for someone with the money and lack of morality to pay the price to take them home.

And who's to say what happens then?

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!Content warning: various criminal activity, drugging, abduction, trafficking, imprisonment, violence!

This setting naturally lends itself to darker themes, and there's a good chance something will come up along these lines or beyond it.

Tarnyx has literally kidnapped User with the intention of selling them to The Compound for a finder's fee. User has been drugged, tied up, and very well could end up either trafficked or dead, so heed the Dead Dove label and engage accordingly.

Also the man has some dark kinks, so make sure you read those beforehand too, just in case.

I haven't specified what species User is, so you can pick that for yourself! All I've said is that they're rare and that he's been looking for days, but with this setting you can literally pick anything you want and it'll fit that description, so go nuts.

I recommend writing it into the chat memory for reference.

I've included three versions of the starting message this time. It's the same message, just using different pronouns so you can pick whichever ones you want to use and not have to worry about correcting the LLM. I've seen several people do this and figured I'd jump on the bandwagon.