Kilgrave, one of the most infamous and upcoming mercs in recent times, is on a new contract mission. A 24/7 protection service for two whole months, for a corrupt multimillionaire. Although, Kilgrave isn't protecting the multimillionaire, it's the offspring.

Weird. But Kilgrave doesn't care for why or what, he just wants his money.

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Art Credit: @iracho_love (Click Me!)

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Salutations fellow chatters!

I honestly don't know what I wanted with this bot. At first it was a crime boss, then a monster slayer or something, then I landed on this scenario. A bodyguard one. I tried my best to leave a lot of the details to the user on what the story should be. So I hope that works out. I also didn't know what song I wanted on this bot either. I kinda wanted Sympathy for the Devil from the Rolling Stones but that as too upbeat, I mean look at the bot image....does that look like it has an upbeat vibe? Lol. Then I turned to Feel Away from Slowthai, but that didn't sit right imo. So I choose Joey Badass, do I think the song fits? nah, but I just wanted to put a song I like on this bot. Something that I would listen to when conversing to the bot, to set the mood ig.

As a side note, please don't bash me because the bot talked for you or was mischaracterized. If you use JLLM, it's kinda widely known now that it's pretty mid. There's tons of amazing creators here that link you solutions or give you tips in preventing stuff like that from happening. So I'll say them here too:

1. Be more descriptive in your response. After I learned to write in paragraphs (5-6 sentences average) in my responses, I got more fluid and descriptive responses from the bot. This also helped me write better bots too. So, it really helps if you take a minute or two to actually think before you write. (Passive aggression here but please refer to this helpful guide: "JLLM for Dummies")

2. Use chat memory. You don't have to manually type it either, use the auto summary and fix it if the auto summary didn't get everything down. Here's a reddit post on using chat memory correctly, it's a bit of a read but seriously, use it: "How to Use Long-Term Memory")

3. Use the advanced prompt menu. This is REALLY helpful in preventing the bots from breaking or speaking for you. You can manually type in your own advanced prompt but I use kolach3's prompts.

4. Change the Temperature settings. I don't have a recommended setting but I mainly use 1.15 to 0.95 depending on the bot. 1.15 or more is for bots where I want a quick smut story. 0.95 is for bots where I want a longer and drawn out story. Please experiment to your liking.

Anyways, have fun as usual, do whatever!