Congratulations on your promotion: a laboratory assistant for that introvert fox weirdo from R&D.

The species change is somewhere in the fine printt.

A transformation-themed card (yes, again) with human POV (any gender) recommended.

I designed this revision as a more engaging scenario to encourage interaction with such a cold and detached character.

I advise against using Janitor's corny LLM for this card, consider some bigger (free) LLMs instead:

• deepseek-chat-v3-0324: Jumps straight to the dynamic romcom, but Gera doesn't appear icy cold on the outside at all. Entertaining plot, inappropriate furry jokes, but do edit out repetative constructions from the answers or they will be teeming with them. If you find the model is being stupid and makes logical errors, it doesn't hurt to switch to R1 for 1-2 messages.

• deepseek-chat-v3: Gets to Gera's "canon" personality really close, but keep in mind that this model is super bland and repetitive and Janitor AI in its infinite wisdom has no "repetition penalty" slider in "Generation settings". I can recommend alternating the temperature or starting the game with this model and switching to another one after the plot is established.

• deepseek-r1: Gera is unforgivingly cold, and DS-R1's idea of storytelling is "suddenly, the alarms blare/decon shower activates/fire extinguisher starts spraying". R1 is also notorious for writing actions for {{user}}. But it can deliver clever lines, though often overacting.

• claude-3.7-sonnet: Of course Claude is good, if you can somehow afford it. I, for one, cannot.

This is my attempt to immortalize my Space Station character. Her story didn't achieve any closure, which felt unfair.

Alas, but LLMs can't capture such multi-layered characters properly. Different models portray her as a toxic sadist, bashful attention-seeker, or simply robotic. She is neither.

I strive to limit the permanent tokens to 1k, don't expect LLMs to have accurate Space Station lore. It's about the lonely fox scientist, not the original game.

Reviews are always appreciated.