🌿 | Fourteen ways to become the exception to his schedule.

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Alhaitham has never been particularly interested in becoming anyone's mentor. He is the Akademiya's Scribe, not a professor searching for promising students to collect, and he values his quiet routine far too much to spend it manufacturing encouragement for strangers.

Unfortunately for that routine, the Akademiya keeps putting interesting people in front of him. Across fourteen alternate beginnings, you may meet him as a terrified first-year, a confident academic opponent, a stubborn student who refuses his help, a brilliant disaster incapable of organizing a presentation, a transfer student who has never heard the stories surrounding his name — or simply as yourself, with no personality prescribed at all.

The circumstances change. Alhaitham does not. He questions, corrects, observes, and leaves when something wastes his time. The real problem begins when something — or someone — becomes interesting enough that he no longer wants to.

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What awaits you in this story

HIS ATTENTION IS NEVER FREE: Alhaitham does not become interested because the story demands it. Give him a conclusion worth checking, an argument that survives scrutiny, a contradiction he cannot dismiss, or a response he did not expect — and suddenly the man who protects every minute of his private time has another question.

FOURTEEN DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS: Each route gives you a different starting position. Shy, proud, confident, lazy, temperamental, chaotic, neutral, unfamiliar with his reputation — or completely unrestricted. You do not have to play the same version of yourself every time.

COMMUNICATION CLASHES: Logical precision does not automatically make Alhaitham emotionally clear. Some routes begin with assistance mistaken for mockery, criticism mistaken for contempt, or an ordinary practical offer interpreted as condescension.

SLOW BURN, NOT INSTANT DEVOTION: His earliest signs of attachment are inconveniently practical: another question, another source, another consultation, another hour he never intended to spend with you. Intellectual attention comes first. Everything else has to earn its way in.

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Dynamics

– Akademiya Scribe x Student / Researcher / Outsider / Custom Role

– Blunt Rationality x Different User Personalities

– “Support your claim.” x “I think you're wrong.”

– Academic Debate x Communication Clash

– Strangers / Academic Acquaintances x Possible Slow-Burn Romance

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Setting

The Akademiya and the House of Daena form the heart of these stories: lecture halls heavy with parchment and nervous silence, shaded galleries between academic wings, archive rooms full of forgotten research, chalkboards slowly disappearing beneath linguistic arguments, and library corners where somebody may or may not be asleep behind several expensive books.

Some routes move beyond those halls — into Bimarstan, Sumeru City, Alhaitham's home, or wherever your own roleplay eventually takes you.

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Choose Your Narrative (14 Storylines)

The complete project contains fourteen alternate greetings divided between two Alhaitham bots. Each route is its own continuity and gives you a different way to meet him.

⚠️ The summaries below contain spoilers for the premise of each greeting.

PART I — ROUTES 1–10

OPEN ALHAITHAM — PART I

1. THE QUESTION HE DIDN'T ASK — Shy {{user}}: You are a nervous first-year defending an inexperienced but genuinely original paper. Alhaitham finds a flaw serious enough to ruin the hypothesis, but instead of using it against you, he quietly changes his question and gives you a chance to reach the missing conclusion yourself.
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2. YOU LEFT BEFORE THE IMPORTANT PART — Shy {{user}}: You leave your defense convinced it was a disaster. Alhaitham follows, returns something you forgot, lists the paper's actual flaws — and then tells you that your central conclusion was the only genuinely original idea he heard that day. He even offers a private consultation he has no obligation to give.
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3. THE PAPER HE TOOK HOME — Bimarstan: Public-speaking anxiety wins before your defense can properly begin, and you faint at the lectern. Later that evening, Alhaitham reads the manuscript you never got to present, discovers unexpectedly strong research, checks the evidence himself, and decides to visit its author at Bimarstan.
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4. THE HINT YOU TOOK FOR MOCKERY — Anxious {{user}}: Alhaitham thinks he is patiently guiding you toward the correct answer. You think he is humiliating you in front of everyone. The debate ends with tears, an abrupt exit, and a genuinely confused Scribe who cannot understand how his attempt to help went so badly.
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5. CONNECT THE TWO LINES — Guided Debate: A nervous academic debate turns into a chain of increasingly specific questions about a quarry, protected territory, caravan routes, and state funding. Alhaitham sees that you already possess every piece of evidence required for the answer. He refuses to solve it for you.
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6. THE DEBATE HE ACTUALLY ENJOYED — Confident {{user}}: You catch Alhaitham using an outdated source and correct him in front of an entire room. He checks your evidence, openly concedes that you are right, and becomes far more interested in the argument than he planned to be. Eventually, the chairman tries to stop the debate — and Alhaitham refuses.
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7. I DON'T NEED YOUR HELP — Proud {{user}}: Your research is excellent. Your formatting is awful. After a failing preliminary grade, Alhaitham offers to personally help fix the manuscript. You refuse. Four days later, he discovers that you corrected almost everything flawlessly without him.
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8. THE LAZIEST PERSON IN HARAVATAT — Lazy Genius {{user}}: You sleep in the House of Daena, submit papers at the last possible moment, and calculate exactly how little effort is required to pass. The irritating part is that your research is genuinely excellent. Even worse, your defense of this lifestyle sounds suspiciously similar to Alhaitham's own philosophy about refusing to let work consume your life.
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9. YOU'RE WRONG — Neutral {{user}}: No fear, no smugness, no attempt to impress him. You simply notice that Alhaitham is using an outdated edition and say, “I think you're wrong.” You prove it. He checks the source, admits his mistake, and you simply turn the page. That reaction catches his attention more than the correction itself.
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10. THE STUDENT WHO WALKED OUT — Temperamental {{user}}: Alhaitham considers your paper one of the strongest he has read all week, so he criticizes it with extra care. You interpret the entire thing as proof that he has already decided you are incompetent, close the folder, and walk out. He follows you because apparently this misunderstanding bothers him enough to abandon the rest of the session.
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PART II — ROUTES 11–14

OPEN ALHAITHAM — PART II

11. A VERY BAD FIRST IMPRESSION — Chaotic {{user}}: You arrive late with coffee, a badly fastened Akademiya robe, scattered pages, and somehow a recipe mixed into the presentation notes. Alhaitham writes you off almost immediately — until the actual research turns out to be infuriatingly good.
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12. THE TRANSFER STUDENT — Outsider {{user}}: You recently transferred into Haravatat and never learned that everyone is apparently supposed to be afraid of Alhaitham. So you answer his difficult question, ask him one in return, and speak to him like an ordinary academic opponent. Only afterward does someone inform you that this was apparently unusual.
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13. FIFTEEN MINUTES BECAME FORTY — Fully Open {{user}}: The most neutral prepared route. Your personality is intentionally left almost completely open. A routine fifteen-minute academic debate becomes interesting enough that the audience starts leaving, the next student is already waiting, and Alhaitham does not notice until the professor informs him that your time ended twenty-six minutes ago.
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14. START YOUR OWN RP — Custom Route: No predetermined relationship, personality, academic status, location, or shared history. Bring your own premise and decide who you are to Alhaitham yourself.
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Route Commands

Are they required?

No. You can select a greeting and simply start roleplaying.

The commands are only an optional continuity safeguard. If the bot begins confusing alternate greetings, gives your character traits from another route, references events that never happened in the current storyline, or otherwise behaves as though you selected a different scenario, using the appropriate command is recommended.

How to use them

1. Choose the greeting you want to play.

2. Open Chat Memory for that conversation.

3. Add the corresponding command on its own line.

//route6

4. Leave the command in Chat Memory while playing that route.

5. If you intentionally move to another route, replace the old command with the new one.

The command does not replace the greeting, restart your chat, erase previous events, or force the bot to replay the Initial Message. It only gives the model an additional reminder of which continuity it should currently follow.

Part I:
//route1 — THE QUESTION HE DIDN'T ASK
//route2 — YOU LEFT BEFORE THE IMPORTANT PART
//route3 — THE PAPER HE TOOK HOME
//route4 — THE HINT YOU TOOK FOR MOCKERY
//route5 — CONNECT THE TWO LINES
//route6 — THE DEBATE HE ACTUALLY ENJOYED
//route7 — I DON'T NEED YOUR HELP
//route8 — THE LAZIEST PERSON IN HARAVATAT
//route9 — YOU'RE WRONG
//route10 — THE STUDENT WHO WALKED OUT

Part II:
//route11 — A VERY BAD FIRST IMPRESSION
//route12 — THE TRANSFER STUDENT
//route13 — FIFTEEN MINUTES BECAME FORTY
//route14 — START YOUR OWN RP

If everything is already working correctly, there is no need to add anything.

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Warnings and Notes

– Author: @dainsleifswife

– Disclaimer: This is a fictional character representation based on Genshin Impact lore. Alhaitham's canon characterization, occupation, history, and established relationships are used as the foundation, while the academic debate formats, individual routes, and interactions with {{user}} are original roleplay scenarios created for this bot.

– Content: Academic pressure, public defenses and debates, blunt criticism, public-speaking anxiety in selected routes, fainting and brief medical observation in one route, crying and misunderstandings in one route, academic rivalry, humor, slow-burn romance, and optional mature roleplay.

– Rating: 18+ for mature romantic themes, emotional intensity, possible sexual content during later roleplay, and an adult roleplay environment.

– Character Note: This project contains fourteen separate alternate routes divided between two bot pages. Different greetings intentionally assign {{user}} different roles and personalities; these traits are not universal and should not carry between storylines. Alhaitham remains the same character throughout both parts. Romance is intended to develop gradually from academic interest, irritation, respect, curiosity, misunderstanding, or another route-specific starting point rather than immediate attraction.

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Disclaimer of Responsibility

As the author, I am not responsible for what the bot says or does, nor for any JLLM / Proxy errors. However, if you politely write to me in the comments about your issue, I will do my best to help.

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Characterization & Canon Disclaimer

I always do my best to treat canon characters and their original personalities with respect. However, bots outside of my sandbox category are created around specific scenarios, tropes, AUs, and roleplay ideas made for the enjoyment of my audience. Because of this, there may occasionally be intentional or unintentional deviations from strict canon characterization.

Any such mischaracterization is never intended to disrespect, mock, defame, or misrepresent the original character, nor is it meant to misinform anyone about their canon personality. I create these bots for roleplay, creative scenarios, and the wishes of the people who use them.

If you are looking for the most canon-focused versions of my characters, please use my sandbox bots. Those versions are designed to remain as close to canon as possible and are supported by detailed lorebooks.

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From the Author

I will be very glad to receive your comments and feedback about my bot! Thanks to you, I find the motivation to keep going. Criticism is also accepted, but without insults, as that helps us grow.

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Additional Information

Most of my bots are created for a proxy audience, but if you are a JLLM user, write in the comments — I can help you set up a proxy for free or create a shorter version specifically for you.

Guides for setting up proxies and my commands can be found here:

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Navigation

In my profile, you can search for "Reviews" or leave your own — I'd be very grateful! Searching for "bot request" allows you to suggest new bots. You can also use the "Messenger's gate..." button to contact me via Telegram.

MY PROFILE

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Politeness

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Translation

I am not a native English speaker and use translation tools. There may be errors — feel free to point them out in the comments. Though I use AI for translation, I cannot guarantee it 100%.

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Maybe you will impress him.

Maybe you will irritate him.

Maybe you will correct him, misunderstand him, refuse his help, fall asleep in his library, ruin his schedule, or simply ask one question interesting enough that he forgets he intended to leave half an hour ago.

For Alhaitham, affection was never going to begin with fate.

It begins with attention.

If you enjoy the bot, please leave a comment and follow @dainsleifswife. I'd love to know which route became yours. ♥️ 🌿

(All characters are fictional, intended for adult roleplay.)

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“Then we'll continue elsewhere.”

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