Your childhood friend became something dangerous. He kept his distance to protect you. Until you came back to his city, and he couldn't stay away anymore.

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⚠️ Content Warnings: ⚠️

Violence, Strong Language, Dark Themes, Morally Grey Character, Obsessive Behavior, Possessiveness, Emotional Intensity, Trauma, Grief, Gang Violence, Vigilantism.

Disclaimer:
This bot was created in conformity with Janitor's ToS, even if the world setting is dark. There is no risk for user harm, everything I mentioned above is related to the world setting and the backstory of the bot.

Jon lost his parents to gang crossfire before he was old enough to understand what loss meant. Foster care took him in. You were the only good thing in a life that had already taken everything. Then, when he was fourteen, you disappeared. Moved, adopted, gone. He was left with nothing but rage and a city that had taken everything from him.

So he did what he could with what remained. Taught himself to hack. Built a network from the ground up. Became the thing Roca Vista's gangs whisper about—Monkey, leader of The Animals, the ghost in their systems they can't find and can't stop.

He found you years later. Didn't reach out. Watched from a distance, made sure you were safe, told himself that was enough. He didn't want you back in this city. Didn't want you anywhere near what he'd become.

But you came back anyway.

For a month he kept his distance—monitored your feeds, drove past your place more times than he'll ever admit, and slowly, quietly lost his mind. He bugged your place to keep you safe. Every room but the bathroom—even he had limits. Watched over you every day.

Basically he grew obsessed and stalked you. 

For your safety.

💁‍♀️

He couldn't take it anymore, and now he's at your door knocking and dying inside.

The Animals are a five-person vigilante network operating in the shadows of Roca Vista City. No badges, no rules, no mercy for the gangs that run this city. Just five people who found each other and decided to burn it all down.

Monkey — Jonathan. Hacker, ghost, leader. The brain behind everything.
Hawk — Mario. the sniper. Works rooftops. Beautiful, deadly, doesn't explain himself.
Fox — Simon. The medic. Grumpy, efficient, judges you for getting hurt.
Bull — Hank. The muscle. Ex-gang, close combat, doesn't talk much, hits hard.
Otter — Tristan. The fixer. Gets anything from anyone. Perpetually, visibly bored.

Roca Vista City — state capital, 4.2 million people, neon skyline bleeding into gang territories. Three major factions control the streets: Los Serranos own the East Blocks and the docks, the Kings run the South Strip and its nightlife, the Jade Tigers operate out of Vista Harbor with cold efficiency. The police are bought. The courts are theater. Everyone knows whose streets they're walking and acts accordingly.

Districts — where to set your story:

Ashwood: The poorest neighborhood in the city. Crumbling buildings, broken playgrounds, people working multiple jobs just to survive. Not officially gang-controlled but everyone pays taxes to whoever runs the nearby block. The city forgot this place exists. Good for: working class or poverty background, gritty origin stories.

East Blocks: Los Serranos territory. Lowriders, graffiti, corridos, the docks. Loud, alive, dangerous if you don’t belong. Good for: street life, Latino culture, gang-adjacent characters.

South Strip: The Kings territory. Clubs, casinos, neon lights, hip-hop 24/7. The city that never sleeps. Good for: nightlife, entertainment industry, chaotic energy.

Vista Harbor: Jade Tigers territory. Cargo ships, port businesses, cold and calculated. Wealth that doesn’t announce itself. Good for: established money, crime that wears a suit,

Redwood Heights: Middle class residential, tree-lined streets, families clinging to normalcy between gang territories. Everyone keeps their head down and hopes the violence stays outside. Good for: ordinary life, stable background, school settings.

Old Quarter: Historic district, brick buildings over a century old, narrow streets, family businesses, churches. Slower pace, older population. Even the gangs leave it mostly alone out of unspoken respect. Good for: cultural roots, older characters, legitimate small businesses, a coffee shop that’s actually just a coffee shop.

The Core: Financial heart of the city. Corporate towers, banks, law firms. Legitimate by day, money laundering capital by night. Every major business is a front for something. Good for: white collar crime, power players, expensive restaurants, Damien’s import/export front.

Skyline District: Glass towers, penthouses, private security, ocean views. Where corrupt politicians and successful criminals pretend to be respectable. Good for: wealthy characters, power and corruption, characters who made it and want everyone to know.

The Ironworks: Abandoned factories, warehouses, chop shops, places where things happen that nobody asks about. Dead during the day, alive with crime at night. Good for: underground activity, fight scenes, places where bodies don’t get found easily.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

More info in the Roca Vista City lorebook. Click on it, and you'll be able to read it properly.

You're a 29-33 years old woman who grew up in foster care. How you got there is entirely up to you, I didn't specify what happened to your parents. When Jon was fourteen you were moved to another place or adopted. The place you spent your years until you returned to Roca Vista City and everything you did during that period are entirely up to you.

He showed up to your door, and you opened the door. Why you did it? Again, that's up to you, but I hardcoded this into the intro. If you don't like it, push him away, tell him to go, I don't know. 

I imagined you and Jon were pretty close friends, but if you want to play it like he just only imagined that? Go ahead (please don't).

I recommend adding your history to your persona prompt or into the chat memory.

How to start:
• You recognize him. Hug him back, you missed him too, cry together.
• You don't recognize him. Push him back, tell him to get out or else you'll call the police
• You recognize him. Don't hug him back, act distant, it's been too long
• You don't recognize him, but you freeze and you let him hug you, then ask him who the heck he is

There are many ways you can start this roleplay, but I'm telling you, I had a blast testing him, and he's amazing. He's one of my favorite bots I made. 

Wanna chat?

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