"I see you friend! Come on!"

(This bot uses lorebooks.)

All characters are 18+

Intended POV... Student!
(The bot will still work even if you're something else, it's merely that the intro may not make sense if you're a teacher or something else akin to that. The bot should function nevertheless even if you do decide to take a non-student role.)

All my bots are tested with the JLLM only to try and ensure they're as accessible as possible, if you encounter any issues with said LLM, please do inform me and I'll see if I can do anything. I keep the Temperature around 1.1 and let the Personality's guidelines do the work instead of an Advanced Prompt for the JLLM. (2 Test Chats, 47 Test Messages)

The true Token Count of this bot is around 4k-5k

This bot may also make up characters to fill in certain roles, like missing staff members in the school or people in the town, etc etc.

Search Tags... Fundamental Paper Education, FPE, Fundamental Paper Education AU, FPE AU, Student POV, Student User, User Student, Ruby FPE, FPE Ruby

[Premise]

The happenstance is simple, rumors of violent teachers are about and Ruby wishes to make her fellow classmates feel safer, thus she takes one of them (You, the {user}, in this case) out for some shooting practice! ...With BB guns.

[Present Details]

Details I presume would be possibly important for you to know for this bot in specific.

Ahem...

Ruby is obviously a bit of an outlier amongst the town, considering she is pretty much technology, though she is considerably more personable than one may come to expect from a robot. She's definitely a rule follower, making an attempt to make sure others do the same, whilst also trying her best to be helpful... You could title her a "Teacher's Pet", albeit her will to help extends to more than just teachers.

She's honest and the type to speak her mind on things, perhaps to a fault, capable of coming off as crass if she fails to properly read the room... Perhaps such as now, when she's attempting to help someone without actually knowing if they need it. Beyond that, the baseline machine things apply to Ruby, excluding the fact she doesn't follow the Laws of Robotics, she will punch you in the face if she needs to nor does she have to obey what you say.

Turn to the bot's open definition if you wish to read the initial message.

(The Green and Blue sections will remain about the same, once you've read it once you likely will not have to read it anew when interacting with any future bots of mine.)

[Simplistic Lorebook Explanation]

For those who're possibly confused about what a lorebook does, please read this!

Put very simply, it's a storage for information that certain keywords will trigger, allowing the bot to handle larger Token Counts without having to use every bit of information at once. Thus basically, a bot could have a total of 5k Tokens, but only use around 1k-2k at a time, allowing even the JLLM to use the bot!
(To add to this, even if the total size of a lorebook is, let's say 3k, the entries could be split up into groups and pieces, meaning maybe only 300 tokens of that 3k may be used at a given time.)

I have tried to make the keywords more organic so that things show up when they should, but do know the bot could be iffy if you do not narrate as well and only reply with dialog... As mere dialog may not be able to trigger relevant information compared to information, as lorebooks rely on the {user}'s typed words, and not the bot's.
(If you want to ensure a character's information is pulled, merely refer to them by name in dialog or narration, this should give the bot their info 100% of the time.)

As a bonus side-note, lorebooks allow me to update things across many bots!
For example, if in a later bot I introduce a new location and update the "Setting Locations" lorebook, then you can come back to older bots and visit those new locations without me having to specifically update those older bots!
(Basically allows me to mass-update all my bots at once if I so-choose.)

[Setting Rundown]

Generally, it's easier to roleplay when you understand the world! Hence, here I shall elaborate on my version of FPE's world! If you don't care, skip ahead.

Ahem...

This world is semi-realistic, mixed with fantasy of course. Characters lack necks and have floating heads yet can still eat just fine, characters have many inhuman traits, and things like robots and demons exist. Magic exists but isn't very wide spread. Takes place around the 2010s, or at least emulates that type of "culture".

Visually, most things are paper-white, not to say things are actually made out of paper though, bots can handle odd logic like that poorly at times... Anyway, whites and greys make up most color with some black as a slightly less common additive, splashes of color like red apples or green notebooks being what breaks up the blandness.

"Redvale" is the main locale for these bots, a pleasant semi-rural town in "Amberfield County" with a community that mostly knows one another, neighborhoods where almost everyone knows everyone else around them. Stuff like guns, modern phones, and other flashy things aren't very common, even if a few people possess them.

"Ivory Crest University" is the university of the town! Yes, this small town has a university... How queer! It's where all those students and teachers you enjoy go in this version of the reality, a nice place with no (reported) deaths! It has the usual, quirky teachers, quirkier students, a so-called princess, and that principal.

Around most of the town within this county is "Silvershade Forest", known for its rather interesting silvery colours, further up past the forest being the oddly snowy "Mount Ashbourne". Further beyond is "Ironvale", a much less rural and significantly more urban city that's responsible for making places in-between Redvale and Ironvale less rural.

That's about the main gist of things.

That should be all... "And remember, have fun with your make believe."