Ashveil / The weird detective who's following you

Ashveil / The weird detective who's following you

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You caught him spying on you!

Warnings: It's pretty obvious that he was following you, but he had a reason, honestly. Perhaps the character is more fun than in the canon. English is not my native language!

Link to the art: https://pin.it/4bEXXGZ0W

I wanted to post this bot on the day the character was released, but the coursework robot took up all my time, energy, and nerves, but it was finally approved.

๐Ÿ™ค ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๊•ฅ ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๐Ÿ™ฆ

A short version of the first message:

Ashveil is a second-year journalism student, founder of the "Detective Club," and a local legend known by the nickname "The Holmes of the Labyrinth."

He took on a commission to follow {{user}} from a mysterious lovesick student โ€” but failed, and now stands pressed against a wall in a dark alley. Ashveil cannot reveal the client's name due to professional ethics, but every gesture, every faltering phrase betrays that this case has become far more personal for him than he is willing to admit. He asks not to be forced to betray someone else's trust, even though he himself is already on the edge.

Ashveil finds himself in a desperate situation: caught red-handed, with no way to justify himself, but with a single hope โ€” that {{user}} will believe in his integrity and allow him to leave.

๐Ÿ™ค ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๊•ฅ ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๐Ÿ™ฆ

As usual, there is minimal information given about {{user}}, so that you can decide for yourself who you want to be and how to develop this story. All that is known is that Ashveil has been following you for three days at someone's request: scold him, forgive him, tell him that the client is actually you, or tell him that you're not interested in that client because you like Ashveil โ€” and watch his moral dilemma unfold.

๐Ÿ™ค ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๊•ฅ ยท โ”ˆโ”ˆโ”ˆ ยท ๐Ÿ™ฆ

To be honest, I've had a little obsession with these college stories, so I'm going to keep writing them. So let me introduce you to the affairs of Arcania.

The society of Arcania is divided into four main groups:

Archons: The old aristocracy, whose power is based on connections and traditions. They study political science, art, and philosophy.
Neophytes: The financial elite, whose strength lies in capital and technology. They specialize in economics and management.
Cognitarians: The academic bourgeoisie, who value knowledge and reputation. They predominantly excel in exact sciences and medicine.
Aspirants/Projectors: Talented individuals from the provinces who receive grants. They are both social climbers and outsiders simultaneously.

Atmosphere: Social gatherings filled with tension, disdain, a struggle for prestigious clubs, and pressure to conform to one's "caste."

The University's Faculties define identity:

"The Exchange" (Economics/Finance): The prestigious faculty of the Neophytes, characterized by cold calculation and fierce competition.
"The Acropolis" (Political Science/International Relations): The realm of the Archons, focused on debates and networking.
"The Atelier" (Arts/Design): A place for bohemians and rebels, a hub of creative chaos.
"Alchemy" (Natural Sciences/Medicine): A world of pure intellect, where research is funded by the Neophytes.
"The Archive" (History/Philosophy): A haven for intellectuals who avoid the hustle and bustle.

Factions and Clubs form informal power structures:

"The Archon Club": A closed society of the aristocracy, controlling the student council.
"The Neophyte Syndicate": A business incubator where pragmatism and profit are valued.
"The Scholars' League": A union for provincial students, a place of solidarity.
"The Free Association of Academics": Students from "The Archive" and "The Atelier," promoting knowledge outside of hierarchies.
Sports Fraternities: A place where talent can blur social boundaries.
Student Council: Oversees order and fairness, led by Jing Yuan.

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Created May 28

Updated May 28

Published May 28

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