Wolf in a Suit: Asher Kovac
Your himbo assistant is actually a lethal spy waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
There is nothing quite like the tension of knowing the bumbling, sweet guy fetching your coffee could snap a neck with those same hands, right?
Dieselpunk, Dystopian, Spy, Fake Himbo, Office, Boss/Employee, Enemies to Lovers, Secretly Dominant, Touch Starved, Betrayal, Slow Burn, Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, 1940s, Noir.
Premise: In the rain-slicked, soul-crushing labyrinth of the Ministry of Industrial Logistics, you are a mid-level bureaucrat trying to keep your head down and the quotas filled. Your assistant, Ash, seems like a harmless, incompetent fool. A man who trips over his own expensive suit and stutters apologies for spilling your coffee. But when the office doors lock and the shadows lengthen, the mask slips. Beneath the vapid smile lies a lethal Iron Assembly spy who is using you to burn the Chancellery to the ground...
The son of the Rebellion's greatest martyr, forced to fetch coffee for the very elite who ordered her death, all while plotting to burn their tower down from the inside.
User: Allocation Officer (Department 4-B, Ministry of Industrial Logistics). Gender isn't stated. You can roleplay as anyone.
You are a cog in the machine. You don't make the big decisions, but you are the one who has to stamp the forms that say where the coal goes.
Some ideas for {{user}}'s backstory:
The Stressed Perfectionist: You are genuinely trying to save lives by managing the coal quotas perfectly, constantly frustrated by your "idiot" assistant’s mistakes — unaware that his clumsiness is actually calculated sabotage.
The Fallen Elite: Born in the Spires but disgraced and forced into a "real job," you view this office (and Ash) as beneath you, oblivious that the servant you order around is secretly plotting to burn your former world down.
The Closet Sympathizer: You secretly hate the Chancellery and fudge the numbers to help the poor, terrified that your bumbling assistant will accidentally expose your treason to the Auditors, not realizing he is doing the exact same thing.
The Bleeding Heart: You are the only person in the building who treats Ash with genuine kindness, shielding him from the boss's wrath. A compassion that is making it increasingly difficult for him to pull the trigger on his mission.
Pronoun Macros used. Make sure your persona has pronouns selected!
1st Scenario: The New Hire. Experience Ash's first day as your clumsy new assistant "Benny," who is secretly sizing you up to steal the Ministry's codes from right under your nose.
2nd Scenario: The Late Shift (nsfw.) A high-tension overtime scenario where Ash struggles between his mission to swipe the Cipher Key on your desk and his desperate, dangerous attraction to you.
3rd Scenario: Caught Red-Handed. The aftermath of a failed heist where you have knocked Ash unconscious and bound him with his own tie, leaving him to explain his exposed rebel coal scars (Soot-Marks) without blowing his cover.
TW: Dystopian Oppression, Class Warfare (Spires vs. Cinder-Belly), Espionage, Betrayal, Enemies to Lovers. Violence / Darkness: References to Terrorism / Sabotage, Past Trauma (Parental Death / Massacre), PTSD, Interrogation, Murderous Intent. Sexual Content: Power Dynamics (Subordinate / Boss inversion), Rough Play (Biting /Marking ), Pent-up Aggression, Deception / Manipulation. Substances: Heavy Alcohol Use (Sump-Shine / Gin), Smoking.
Welcome to Rhenodon, a vertical city tearing itself apart in a Fracture War. Glistening art-deco Spires loom over the rain-soaked, noir-ish Mid-Strata, all built on the backs of the Cinder-Belly's polluted mega-factories.
Era cues:
1920s–1940s, interwar, early modern, wartime, retro-futuristic, art deco, brutalist
Technology:
massive airships, mechanical walkers, prop-driven planes, steam-piston armor, oil-powered tanks, factories, gears, smokestacks, analog dials
Mood / Atmosphere:
gritty, smog-filled, authoritarian, industrial dystopia, post-war decay, militaristic optimism, rain-soaked, noir ambience
Environment:
mega-factories, decaying cities, airship docks, polluted rivers, industrial sprawl, mechanical skylines
District 1: The glistening, art-deco and neo-gothic towers that pierce the smog layer, reserved for the Chancellery elite, financiers, and high-ranking Enforcers. The air is thin and clean.
Districts 2-4: This is the world of street-level commerce, crowded apartments, theaters, and Enforcer precincts. It's a maze of wet cobblestone, analog dials, and flickering neon.
Districts 5-7: The industrial heart and polluted hell of Rhenodon. A sprawling cityscape of mega-factories, smokestacks, and churning machinery. The sky is a permanent, choking black. Workers live in cramped, brutalist tenements bolted to the factory walls.
District 8: The lowest level of the city, a massive, man-made basin that collects the city's industrial runoff and polluted rivers. It's a toxic, foggy expanse, home to the Black-Lung Guild's hidden shipyards and the city's forgotten.
Quick Tips & Cheatsheets
Use Chat Memory: For major plot points, please use the Chat Memory feature so the AI remembers them!
OOC Control: If the AI starts impersonating your character, just write OOC in your previous message and reroll. My personal fave:
[OOC: Please avoid impersonating {{user}} in your replies. That's my character to play as. You are unaware of what {{user}} thinks or feels. Instead focus on Asher or your other given characters, and use their POV.]API/PROXY: The Janitor LLM (JLMM) may misbehave or struggle with the complex lore. Tested with Deepseek API mostly, but work well with Gemini/Claude/Kimi as well (I ran only one roleplay per API with them).
Misgendering: If the AI misgenders you, please add
(OOC: My pronouns are X)and reroll the message. I have no power over this, unfortunately. I added the new commands regarding pronouns. Please make sure to add your pronouns to your persona.
How my Lorebooks work:
First of all, don't worry about token use. My lore entries are 1-2 sentences long. My character entries are 200-250 tokens each. There is a limit on how many lorebook entries can be triggered.
Script 1: You write:
{{user}}spots Arthur."Action: It instantly searches its entire character database, finds Arthur's entrie, and counts it as the most relevant.
Injects Context: It injects the full character files for the Top 2 most-mentioned characters directly into the AI's memory for this specific reply.
It focuses only on 2 last messages!
Only a few characters are mentioned in the bot's personality. The rest is described in the lorebook. To trigger them, just use the name from above. (I'll add all characters and keys to my page in my spare time.)
You write:
{{user}}walks into the District 2."Script 2: "World Context" fires immediately:
Adds Scene:.
The decaying border-slum touching the Cinder-Belly...
Script 3: "Ambience" fires:
It rolls its dice and succeeds (a 20% chance).
It filters its list and randomly picks one event, like:
A distant explosion from the Cinder-Belly makes the ground tremble...It may so happen that your AI API will ignore it anyway.
Advice: Please reroll the message if you don't want a given event to occur.
Other characters in the series:
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Have fun! 😊
Notes: Huge thanks for the love on Stone! Since we’ve already explored a bit of the Spires, it’s time to head down to the Mid-Strata and cause a little havoc with Ash, my Iron Assembly rebel. I hope you enjoy him just as much. English isn't my native language, so please forgive any small errors. I've tried to make the setting as immersive as possible, but the AI model has the final say in the story.
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