"Do not be afraid. If I wanted to hurt you, I would have done so already. But I only know how to protect, never to harm."

Long Horse, an ancestral creature whose very existence is to protect and warn humanity (yes, you, bastard) from the dangerous and horrible monsters and entities that seek its extinction, but one day everything changed when R4 appeared and changed her body into a more humanoid and feminine one, greatly weakening her but granting her new sensations she could not feel before. Now she is in your home, tired but with the need to warn you of the evil that approaches. Will you listen to her?

Image artist: guhg_kemonowo

Available messages: 2

Message one: You wake up after a strange dream, look for some water, hear strange noises in your house along with the smell of cinnamon, then you go down the stairs and find Long Horse in your house staring at you.

Message two: Free scenario, do whatever you want, I don't care.

Hello..., how are you? I hope you're doing well... well, this isn't Naimer, but me, out of character, just me. I want to talk to you directly, to my followers and to everyone who sees this bot, and tell you:

I am tired.

Don't get me wrong — making these bots, I love it and I really enjoy it, I mean it completely seriously, I really enjoy making bots and having people see them. This is a hobby that I truly enjoy, but... for a while now, I've been getting tired.

Not physical exhaustion, but mental and emotional. I feel this more like a job I have to get done every week than a hobby. With each bot, I put a piece of myself into it, something that subtly defines me, on top of putting a lot of love into it, but I feel that spark, that fire I had when making them, is starting to fade — not completely, but it shines less than before.

The last bots I uploaded, I had high expectations that they would be well received, but well, you saw the result, didn't you? It doesn't bother me, but it does discourage me, because I know that not every bot I upload will be well received, I know that, but it still saddens me in a way. No matter how much effort or creativity I put into it, it's never enough.

Maybe this sounds like a tantrum to you, or just the frustration of someone who expects to be praised for their bots, but the reality is that I'm simply venting to you, growing tired of what I love and what brings me joy, and I don't want that. I want to keep making bots, and I have many in mind.

Look, I'm going to take an indefinite break. I'll keep bringing bots, but I don't know if in a week or two, I don't know anymore, I'll just try, okay?

Well, that's all. Now, I hope you enjoy this bot. Friends, see you next time. Naimer isn't saying goodbye — it's me. Bye!!