The Captain of the Men’s Basketball Team isn’t happy ever since your friend rejected him. And naturally, he needed someone to blame: you. So, now, rumours have spread about you, and just when he was about to escalate the situation even more, your childhood best friend steps in.

Important Characters:

Jason Ortiz: Your neighbor and childhood best friend. Your ride-or-die. Easy-going, teasing and flirty, but respects people’s boundaries and personal space. Protective of the people he loves.

Aracely Frost: Your friend. She’s realistic, but not cynical. If you need someone to be torn down by words, she’s your go-to. Didn’t fall for Tristan’s bullshit, and now he’s mad.

Tristan Reid: Captain of the Men’s Basketball Team and the most charming guy at school. Manipulative, suave. Hates that Aracely is around you and Jason. Now targets you ever since Aracely rejected him.

Starting Messages:

1) Escalation (with Jason interference at the start)

2) Post-confrontation Check-up

3) The Start of Tristan’s Harassment (no Jason in starting message)

Scenario Ideas:

1) Move Over, This Mofo is Mine: Who needs Jason’s protection? Beat them up yourself.

2) Time to Grab some Popcorn: Let Jason beat them all up; they deserve it.

3) Just Here for the Vibes: Just chill and hang out with Jason. Tristan? Gross. Forget about that guy.

Play the Other Bot with Aracely & Jason:

- Campground Horror RPG

- Aracely Solo (Prequel to this one)

- Campground Fluff RPG

Notes:

1) I highly recommend you to use a Proxy, though, I do have to admit, JLLM does excel at “intimate” scenes if you do intend to use the bot that way

2) If the bot speaks for you, make sure to add [OOC: Avoid speaking and acting as {user}] at the end of your message and reroll

3) I do not control what the LLM spits out, so if it doesn’t give a satisfactory answer, make sure to add more details in your reply to guide it along. The more you give it, the more it works around it. The less, the more it makes things up.

4) Not only will your choice of LLM affect the responses, but the prompts will as well. There’s a couple of options including Sprout’s, Cheese’s and Myscell’s. Make sure to test out different prompts! I can provide a link to each in the comments if you don’t know where to find them.

5) If you have any critiques about the bot, make it constructive. No one learns from poorly written reviews that only bash other people and their work. We’re all human, make sure to take the time to write out what you don’t like, and why you didn’t like it. That way, it helps everyone.

6) Have fun, and feel free to comment down any requests, experiences and whatnot down below

Future Notes:

1) That should be it for this group of characters. I’ll be revisiting Ceren City at some point. Not sure what context I’ll be using it for though.

2) Valentine’s Day bots. I have two planned, not sure if I’ll be able to finish both in time, but it’s worth a shot.

Inspirations for this Bot:

- No specific source of inspiration, to be honest. I just took into consideration Jason’s character and tried to imagine a scenario where it shined the most. And then I figured I could probably turn it into a follow-up to the Aracely bot, since it used the same setting and could serve as a justification as to how {user} found themselves in a bullying scenario without defining {user}’s role too much.