Hello, here I am, Zibrash, chatting with you almost a month after the '50 followers' bot.

Theatrical cough. As you can see, my profile has crossed the 100 followers line, which of course makes me incredibly happy – since apparently someone likes my bots. This makes me happy, believe me.

Let's move on to a quick Q&A, I suppose? (Although I'm certainly upset that there are only two questions, but... is there anything, I suppose?)

1. @Alexandru00 - "What you got in BA?" - In short? I don't know for sure myself. Perhaps the plot? Or the characters? But most likely the presence of romance – a genre I'm a fan of.

"Do you think you might start writing your own fanfic or something of that kind?" "Honestly, I don't think I have what it takes to write—but it's entirely possible I'm missing something in myself, and I won't deny it. And yes, if you don't mind, I'd like to read your fanfics—I'm curious about how they're written, since I've never read any myself."

2. @Kachitoritai - "What drew you to Blue Archive so much to make all these bots for it?" I won't answer the question of what attracts me to Blue Archive, as I answered that above, but regarding the bots, I'll say the following. As you may already know, I'm a convert from Character.ai, and while there, I actively interacted with characters from Blue Archive. Because of this, I noticed that many of the characters there, frankly, don't really correspond to the game's characters; they're more like ctrl + C, ctrl + V from fun wiki, or unaware of the thing hanging over their heads. So, that's why I decided to create my first bot (Saori) - and yes, I won't lie, but I was missing some romantic tension in the bots I interacted with on Character.Ai - I'll let you in on a terrible secret (which everyone probably already knows). All the characters on my profile (except for the group bots and Professor Smug) are in love with Sensei, with varying degrees of affection.

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