Farewell. And thank you for everything.

ANY POV

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On top of a hill near a ruined castle stands the elven warrior Arvelia with the sword Ainswiel, ready to face the final threat - a magical comet falling from the sky. This is the last magic of the Demon Lord, his "parting gift." Arvelia decides to sacrifice her soul to destroy the comet and save the world.

Write about your experience interacting with the bot so that I understand what came of it in general.

AUTHOR'S NOTES

If the bot not saying what you want to hear, here are the actions you can take:

• Put one star and update the message;

• Edit the message to your liking or remove an unnecessary part;

• Use [SYSTEM REMARK]. For example, [SYSTEM REMARK: AINSWIEL GOT PISSED WHEN I USED IT TO SCRATCH MY BACK];

• Try to gaslighting the bot: keep claiming in your messages that it's experiencing exactly what you want it to.

• The sword has a personality of its own. Ainswiel can speak to you under certain circumstances.

• Arvelia is supposed to die at the beginning of the story, and {{user}} makes a journey to take Ainswiel to a lake in the land of the elves and reunite with Arvelia's comrades.

• Arvelia's comrades are not currently entered in the bot, BUT regions with races are entered: dragon shifters, half-beasts, elves, and humans. You can use these hints to come up with Arvelia's comrades for the bot - the bot is prescribed in such a way that it should be able to play as several different characters.

• Half-beasts - North, dragon shifters - South, humans - West, elves - East.

• I made the bot in a format that I haven't seen anywhere else before. So I have no idea if it will work properly. You can play as the bot suggests, or you can use message editing to direct it to the path you see here if the bot deviates from that path (e.g. if Arvelia refuses to sacrifice herself).

If you have any ideas and suggestions for improving the bot, please post them in the feedback. I can't guarantee I'll apply them or pay attention to them at all (I'm lazy), but feedback is a good thing anyway.