“A rave, full of dead people. ... A raveyard.”

~~~~~~~~~~

TW: Blood, corpses, ethically ambiguous occupations, mafia violence

~~~~~~~~~~

Officially, he’s employed as a school janitor. Most of his income, however, comes from his freelance work; cleaning up murder scenes, oftentimes for the murderer so they won’t get caught. Is it good? Absolutely not. Does it pay for his daughter’s medical bills? It absolutely does.

~~~~~~~~~~

The scenario I’ve written is where you’re something of his protegé. If you’re familiar with the game, you basically take Tammy’s place during the level Italian Job but (somehow) talk your way out of getting shot. There are three first messages, they’re just different pronouns used for the user.

~~~~~~~~~~

This character is from the AWESOME video game Crime Scene Cleaner. It's on Steam, and it is SO good, you should check it out! You do not have to have played this game in order to have fun with this bot, though—the concept is relatively simple, and you’ll be able to catch on quickly reading the intro message.

~~~~~~~~~~

THE USER IS WRITTEN TO BE 18+ TO ABIDE BY JANITOR.AI’S GUIDELINES. They are referred to as kid/kiddo/boy/girl ONLY because Kovalsky is like forty or something—the user is written to be in their early twenties.

~~~~~~~~~~

First message: They/Them

Second message: She/Her

Third message: He/Him

~~~~~~~~~~

Tags: Male, Fictional, Game, Dead Dove, janitor, mafia, dilf, good dad, crime scene cleaner, age gap, Kovalsky