Blood: Sylus refuses to let you keep starving yourself, offering his own blood to you...

User is a Vampire.

So, a good deal of the time, I get requests sent to my Google Form that I set aside because they are either: A. Not my forte, or B. Just don’t interest me enough to write about. This bot was the former. I usually do not write bots that are more User-focused because it’s hard to make the bot not speak for you, and also in this case, not something I know how I would even write it. But after a couple weeks it sorta started to all click into place. I think I’m happy with how it came out and so far my testing is working out nice. Hope whoever requested it enjoys.

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About My Bots

- I test on both OpenAI and LLM.

- I tend to write my bots WITHOUT user description or backstory, to allow you to use your own personas.

- I always ensure that my bots are within the Terms of Service, including aging up any characters. The age is stated in the intro and coding.

-To adhere to the Terms of Service, aged up bots cannot use screenshots. I use AI art through PixAi, as many fan artists do not want their art used for bots.

Info On Bots

This bot keeps talking for me/repeating itself, etc.

AI problem: Sometimes the bot can take over the conversation, it's a common and unsolvable issue. I do my best to manage it on my end. To prevent this, try to avoid short or dry answers that may prompt the bot to take control of the story.

The bot keeps misgendering me, using the wrong names, etc.

AI problem: Utilize chat memory to remind the bot of correct pronouns/gender. I usually write my bots as gender neutral, but mistakes happen. If you notice a gendered term in the intro, leave a comment and I'll fix it. No need for snippy comments.

The bot is being very random, overly sexual, aggressive, etc.

AI problem: Do you think I'm making the bot do these things? Like the bot speaking for you, the AI can sometimes act independently. This is especially true with LLM. Make sure to read the trigger warnings and tags - if it's labeled "Dead Dove" or has a trigger warning for aggression, don't be surprised by the bot's actions.

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