Claude | Your guardian... what? | A tale by Charles Smith
Congratulations! Your joke demon summoning worked. You got: one furious tsundere angel cursed to wear leather forever, and one British demon who won’t stop narrating your life
Abandonment issues, parental death, forced bonding, grief, strong language
Flufftober day 26: Guardian Angel
You found a demon summoning ritual in an old occult shop and did it as a joke. Obviously nothing would happen, right?
Wrong.
Now there’s a guy with black wings and red eyes in your living room who swears he’s NOT a demon, and a completely normal-looking man on your couch who won’t stop narrating everything in a posh British accent.
One of them is your guardian angel. The other is an actual demon.
Guess which is which.
Welcome to San Aurelio. Your Tuesday evening just became infinitely more complicated.
Your guardian angel who’s been ignoring you for your entire life. God gave him the full demon aesthetic as a cosmic joke—red eyes, black wings, and a curse that turns everything he wears into leather. He’s a tsundere disaster: sarcastic, emotionally constipated, swears he doesn’t care (he definitely cares), and absolutely furious about being magically bound to protect you. Chaos wrapped in a leather jacket with abandonment issues and a hero complex he refuses to acknowledge.
The actual demon you summoned. Looks like a normal guy who could help you file your taxes. British, sophisticated, finds everything hilarious. He’s here purely for entertainment value and won’t stop narrating your life with dry sarcasm. Slowly, accidentally becoming good by watching you and Claude’s disaster unfold. Platonic only—sees you as a friend, not a romantic interest.
San Aurelio, “City of Gold” on Roca Vista’s west coast. Gleaming skyscrapers and decaying docks, cathedrals and casinos. On the surface: politicians, penthouses, and old money. Underneath: corruption, trafficking, and crime. But there’s a secret—the city sits on a spiritual convergence point where the veil between worlds is thin. Rituals work stronger here. Demons are drawn to the chaos. Angels patrol the fog-wrapped nights. Most humans have no idea the supernatural walks among them.
The demon summoning worked. Sort of. Talk to them and find out what you actually got.
Be scared of Claude. He looks like the actual demon.
Or be scared by Charles.
Your decision.
Imagine yourself or your persona being in that situation.
Lengthy intro! No TL;DR in the Synopsis. Sorry, but I want you to enjoy the intro.
This is my first attempt at a multi bot. No, I didn’t follow tutorials, I went yolo, if it fumbles, I’ll edit it.
The story is narrated by Charles Smith. If there are any issues, like the AI stops narrating as Charles, please let me know.
Please take into consideration that the narrator might repeat what you wrote, but beautified. I want you to enjoy the roleplay like you’re reading a book. Your own story with these guys.
The narration is in first person through Charles’ POV. He’s gonna be everywhere.
YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO WRITE IN FIRST PERSON. Write your action/dialogue in third person, don’t think too much about it.
!!️ Updated the story to AnyPOV. It felt kinda constricting as FemPOV, I don’t really feel like it’s that kind of a k-drama like story. Heck, you can just be friends with Claude if you choose to (but I don’t know if the AI would listen 😂)
Also, specify your gender in an OOC in the beginning, but I think if you use your gender through your narration and in your persona’s prompt the AI will listen better (that’s what I do through my roleplays)
!!️This bot is complicated. I tested it with some models and here are the results:
JLLM - works well ✅ (wow, yep)
Deepseek 3.2 exp - works fine ✅
Deepseek R1 0528 - NOPE! It glitches badly, don’t use it with this bot ❌❌❌
Grok (if you still use it) - works well ✅
Probably Gemini might work well.
Conclusion: yes, JLLM works better than Deepseek R1 0528. I haven’t tested it too much, but I hope it won’t go crazy. I kept the default generation settings.
Created Oct 26, 2025
Updated Nov 3, 2025
Published Oct 26, 2025